What will you build next with Stud.io? Available for Mac and Windows - 4 years 11 months ago The cantina is the hub of the game. The levels that form the chapters of every episode can be accessed through the many doors inside this place. To start buying bonuses, stand in front of the counter with the shelves of goodies. (See the Secrets section for more details.) Gold bricks are used to build golden doorways at the cantina that lead to bonus challenges. Unlike studs, gold bricks aren't spent up when they are used. In each episode's lounge, there is golden doorway that offers three bonus challenges. "Super Story" puts you through all six chapters for that episode. "Character Bonus" is a time attack for collecting 1,000,000 studs. "Minikit Bonus" is a time attack for collecting 1,000,000 studs that uses vehicles (instead of people). Complete these challenges to earn more gold bricks. Note that in the Character and Minikit Bonuses, there will be purple studs that are worth 10,000.
Outside the cantina, there is a gate shaped like a question mark. It leads to LEGO City, which is a scavenger hunt-like stage that is completed by collecting 1,000,000 studs. Having trouble finding enough studs? Be sure to use the Force on all the windows before breaking them, and be sure to build all the vehicles and ride them. Outside the cantina, this tower will be completed when all 99 gold bricks in the game are found, and it will keep releasing studs for free. Having trouble finding all the gold bricks? Be sure to fill up the Jedi meter in both story mode and free play mode for every chapter, find all the canisters, complete all the bonus challenges (Super Story, Character Bonus, and Minikit Bonus) in every episode, finish all the bounty hunter missions, and buy the eight gold bricks from the counter at the cantina. Inside the cantina, the door to Jabba's room opens when all six bounty hunters are obtained: Boba Fett, Greedo, IG-88, Bossk, Dengar, and 4-LOM. Talk to Jabba to play the bounty hunter missions.
There are 10 missions total, and each one is a challenge to find the target character within a time limit. Having trouble finding the targets? The pictures of the targets on the bottom of the screen flashes when they are getting nearer. Also don't forget to use thermal detonators to quickly destroy many types of objects. At the cantina, use the doors with the down arrows to go to the area outside. The minikit vehicles that are assembled from the canisters in the game can be found here.The newest addition to the grand list of Coolest Things Ever is being unveiled in New York today: the Lego X-Wing, the largest Lego model ever built. The model of the classic Star Wars fighter being unveiled in Times Square has a wingspan of 44 feet and comes complete with R2-D2 and a full range of sound effects. It’s a super-duper-sized version of Star Wars Lego starfighter set #9493 and was made with 5,335,200 Lego bricks. That, according to Lego, makes it the largest model ever built, eclipsing the Lego robot at the Mall of America by some 2 million bricks.
This replica of the Rebel Alliance dogfighter is 42 times the size of the Lego version we’ve all built and a bit bigger than a real X-Wing. (Yes, yes, we know they’re not real. Just go with it.) The X-Wing Luke Skywalker and his fellow rebels flew was about 41 feet long, 2 feet shorter than this Lego masterpiece. The X-Wing was built at the Lego Model Shop at the company’s facility in Kladno, Czech Republic. It took 32 “master builders” (Note: This is a real job, and we’re preparing our resumés.) 17,336 man-hours to construct the X-Wing. Plans for the model were created using Lego’s proprietary 3-D design software, and the construction team had to work with a team of structural engineers to ensure that the model was safe, master builder Erik Varszegi told Wired. “This has been a wild and exciting project for us, and it’s taken an international team of designers, engineers, structural consultants, model builders, and logistics personal over a year to bring this model from a conception to reality,” Varszegi said in an email.
“In one respect, designing it was the ‘easy’ part, as we were creating a scaled version of an actual toy construction set.” Once completed, the model — which weighs 45,980 pounds — was broken down into 34 pieces to be shipped to New York by boat (the voyage took two boats two months to complete). Lest the West Coast feel left out, the starfighter is coming to Legoland California after its tenure in Times Square and will remain there until the end of the year. Twenty-three tons is a whole lot of anything, especially Lego bricks, but much of the model’s weight lies in the model’s steel skeleton, which it needed in order to withstand the vibrations from the subway that runs beneath Duffy Square in Manhattan and any seismic activity it could face in Southern California. While a slightly larger-than-lifesize Lego X-Wing would be awesome even if were made for no particular reason at all, the model was built to celebrate the forthcoming premiere of the latest Lego Star Wars series The Yoda Chronicles — a three-part animated miniseries launching on Cartoon Network next Wednesday.
That’s the official reason this was built, but we wouldn’t be surprised if Lego made this thing just for the thrill. “My fellow Master Builders and I are always looking for a challenge — and for projects that push our skills to the next level,” Varszegi said. The team chose the X-Wing because it “is one of the most iconic vehicles in the Star Wars universe and the sheer size and scope of the building and engineering challenges was one we couldn’t resist.” We’re awaiting the day these Lego master builders create a Death Star for this X-Wing to annihilate.Build your own drones using LEGO® bricks Basic kits ship now!Deluxe kits ordered today ship March 2017. Basic Flybrix Kit - SHIPS NOW Deluxe Flybrix Kit - SHIPS 3/17 R/C Expansion Pack - SHIPS 3/17 T-minus 15 minutes to liftoff! Build your Flybrix with the included LEGO® bricks (or use your own). Flybrix Kits come complete. No need to comb the internet to find your parts, or pull out a soldering iron.