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To pay homage to this set on its fifteenth anniversary I purchased a sealed copy and rebuilt my original to immortalize both in a display case. Sure, LEGO Star Wars sets nowadays are bigger, better, and the figures are flesh-toned, but the memories I have from 1999 still hold a special place in my heart. The set and figures remain unmodified, but the base is custom built to match the one on the box art. I used only pieces available in 1999, with the sole exception of the trans-red 1x1 round tiles, just because. Follow Bruce on: Flickr | Can't read the text above?Try another text or an audio CAPTCHAText in the box:What's this?Sold & shipped by WalmartShipping optionsPickup options1Add to CartShipping optionsPickup optionsMaterials: plastic4 spring-loaded shooters, 2 stud shooters, retractable landing gear3 minifigures Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Battle the forces of the First Order with Poe's X-Wing Fighter and the 75102 model of LEGO Star Wars Wolf 4.
This customized starfighter is packed with a bunch of exciting features. It has four spring-loaded shooters, two stud shooters, a retractable landing gear and opening wings. These entertaining LEGO Star Wars ships include an opening cockpit with suitable amounts of space for a mini-figure and ample room behind for the BB-8 Astromech Droid. There is even a loader with a weapon rack, extra missiles, additional ammunition and a seat for a small figurine. These cool LEGO Star Wars toys are made from high-quality, hard plastic that is intended for durability. It comes complete with 717 pieces and will make a nice gift for 8- to 14-year-old children. So climb the access ladder, strap in and get ready to recreate your own scenes from The Force Awakens. This LEGO Star Wars Wolf 4, 75102 will provide countless hours of fun.This LEGO Star Wars Wolf 4, 75102 will provide countless hours of fun. LEGO Star Wars Wolf 4, 75102: Materials: plastic Battle the forces of the First Order with one of these exciting LEGO Star Wars toys 4 spring-loaded shooters, 2 stud shooters, retractable landing gear, opening wings, opening cockpit with space for a minifigure and space behind for the BB-8 Astromech Droid Loader with weapon rack, extra missiles and ammunition and a seat for a minifigure Includes 3 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories
: Poe Dameron, Resistance ground crew and a Resistance X-Wing Pilot, plus a BB-8 Astromech Droid SpecificationsGenderAge GroupFabric ContentAge RangeCharacterCountMaterialmanufacturer_part_numberColorModelThemeBrandNo question have been asked yet. Ask A QuestionReviewsCustomer reviewssee all 111 reviews 112 Write a reviewShared by Policies & PlansGifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.ReturnsReturns Policy.Propel has announced a line of Star Wars drones, including the iconic Millennium FalconThe Star Wars universe is fertile (and lucrative) ground for toymakers, and in recent years advances in technology have enabled toys that would have been impossible when the first movie was released in 1977. Developments in drone technology has now allowed Propel RC to develop a line of Star Wars "Battling Quad" drones that lets kids young and old take control of iconic Star Wars vehicles in dogfights against other pilots.The line of drones on show at the Star Wars Celebration over the weekend includes the 74-Z Speeder Bike, Tie Advanced X1, T-65 X-Wing Starfighter and of course, the Millennium Falcon.
Each hand-painted and individually-numbered model can get up to 40 km/h (25 mph) and comes equipped with lasers that can be used to battle it out against other drones. Additionally, the drones feature a new reverse propulsion system that Propel says allows them to hit their top speed in under three seconds – not quite fast enough to make the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs, but pretty good for toy drones like these. And besides, these drones aren't ones you'll want to race off out of sight. Unlike previous drone offerings, each of Propel's models is a faithful recreation of the iconic vehicles, they're for show more than anything as evidenced by "invisible blades" that are designed to keep the propellers from ruining the visual effect. Three speed settings run the gamut from beginners to experienced drone pilots, and for further showing off, 360-degree aerial stunts can be pulled off at the push of a button. But the most intriguing feature is those lasers, which enables a laser battle game.
This will see opponents paired controllers shaking when receiving a direct hit, while three hits will result in the craft being sent (slowly) to the ground. Even just opening the box is apparently an experience in itself, with the display cases sporting flashing lights and playing music and dialogue clips from the movies. Whether in the air or on a shelf, these are sure to take pride of place in fan collections. Propel is currently taking reservations for the first 15,000 "special edition" units of the series, which it expects to ship by the end of September, after which more will be available. Although no price details have been confirmed as yet, rumours from the Star Wars Celebration show floor suggest they'll run you around £300 (US$397) for the Millennium Falcon, or £250 (US $331) for each of the others. A Collector's Box Set features all four models plus a carry case, at a 10 percent discount. Propel is currently only licensed to sell the drones in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, but is hopeful of securing a deal to make them available in the US.