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Istruzioni lego LegoSet legoCreazioni con i legoCittà di legoCostruzione legoAmici legoCastello di legoMobili in legoAuto legoCasa in legoStar wars legoBatman LegoStar Wars Mini - Mini TIE-Fighter [Lego 8028]Alanyuppie's LEGO Transformers: Neo Optimus Prime LEGO InstructionsLEGO Star Wars Toys R Us X-Wing Fighter | by tormentalouspin 1lego instructions robot - Google Searchpin 8heart 2lego instructions | Sorry, no PDF Instructions available for downloadpin 24heart 1Custom Santa ClausInstrucciones de carro legopin 1crocodile_instructions_2of3.pngCity - Trail Ranger [Lego 6514]crocodile_instructions_1of3.pngpin 5Inform the First Order… I've found the droid. ―Bazine Netal, to the First Order[src] Bazine Netal was a human female mercenary. She was present in Maz Kanata's castle approximately thirty years after the Battle of Endor. Netal informed the First Order of the presence of BB-8 in Kanata's castle. "My bedtime stories were tales of bloody pirate raids. My friends were grizzled murderers who taught me how to punch.




My jump rope was a garrote. But it was better than the orphanage." Netal was born on Chaaktil with a name that she would later keep secret. As a child, she was taken from an orphanage in Chaako City by Delphi Kloda and raised in Kloda's combat school. There she learned a range of deadly martial arts. Kloda nicknamed her "Chaakrabbit." When Netal was fourteen years old, Kloda sent her to steal an item from one of his competitors. She was quickly discovered by her mark, who burned her with a flamethrower. Despite this, Netal was able to kill her attacker and complete her goal, though she was left with burn scars on the left side of her scalp. Thereafter, Netal became a feared bounty hunter and master of disguise, learning from teachers other than Kloda as well. At some point, she adopted the pseudonym "Bazine Netal." She based her operations on Chaaktil around Suli's cantina. Six years after having left Chaako City, Netal received an assignment from an anonymous client. Her assignment was to retrieve a steel case which was in the possession of former Imperial stormtrooper Jor Tribulus.




Netal's client warned her that a competitor known as "Narglatch" would also be hunting for the case. Netal visited Kloda in order to borrow his ship, the Sparrowhawk. Kloda leant her the vessel on the condition that she take Kloda's student, the skilled Pantoran slicer Orri Tenro, along on her mission as a part of his training. Reluctantly, Netal agreed, hoping that Tenro's slicing ability would outweigh the risk he posed to her mission. As they left for the planet Vashka, Tenro proved to be incompetent with anything aside from computers. On Vashka, Netal and Tenro infiltrated the medcenter where Tribulus was most recently recorded as a patient. There they were able to learn the location of Tribulus's retirement facility. Before disembarking for that site, Netal injected Tenro with a poison which rendered him unconscious. Netal then discovered that the retirement home had been overtaken by apidactyls. She made her way inside the building by distracting the apidactyls with a thermal detonator.




There she met Aric Nightdrifter, a retired stormtrooper who had been living in the building, and he led her to Tribulus's remains. Netal was taken by surprise when Kloda appeared and revealed that he was Narglatch, and he had raised Netal for the sole purpose of sending her after the case in order to steal it himself. After taking the case from Tribulus's corpse and disarming Netal, Kloda trapped Netal in the grave of apidactyl wax and escaped. Using the materials Nightdrifter had buried with Tribulus, Netal was able to escape the building. She threw a detonator ahead of Kloda's narglatch, creating a hole in the ground and trapping Kloda. After a brief struggle, Netal killed Kloda and returned to the Sparrowhawk with the case. During the First Order's conflict with the Resistance, Netal served as one of the Order's spies. When she was at Maz Kanata's castle on Takodana, Netal posed as Grummgar's girlfriend.[4] As soon as the Millennium Falcon's captain Han Solo arrived with Rey, Finn, and BB-8, she informed the Order of the droid's location.




Bazine Netal was intelligent and calculating, traits that served her well in her job. She was also elusive, as she was skilled at playing lowly aliens and would not reveal her past to anyone.[2] She was extremely secretive as well. Bazine Netal was a human female[2] who stood at 1.7 meters.[1] She had black hair and fair skin. Netal used Rishi eel ink to conceal her fingerprints. She also kept several small thermal detonators inside the hollow wedges of her boots. Bazine Netal first appeared in the short story "The Perfect Weapon," written by Delilah S. Dawson.[2] She was portrayed by Anna Brewster in Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 "The Perfect Weapon" ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens ↑ Star Wars: The Force Awakens—The Official Visual Story GuideDa sabato 10 dicembre Città Fiera sarà invaso da circa un milione di colorati mattoncini Lego© fonte d’ispirazione e creatività per adulti e bambini.




Per l’occasione L.A.B. Literally Addicted to Bricks, dopo il successo ottenuto in altre località, esporrà tre incredibili diorami dedicati a Star Wars che saranno i protagonisti della mostra dedicata alla fantascientifica saga cinematografica. L’iniziativa, nata in collaborazione con il più grande centro commerciale del FVG, sarà visitabile al 1° piano della nuova Outlet Zone. «Voglio trasmettere a tutti i bambini che verranno a visitare la mostra, la passione per il mattoncino che mi ha accompagnato per tutta la vita e che appassiona milioni di altre persone in tutto il mondo» dichiara il patron della Lab Wilmer Archiutti. «L’obiettivo della nostra mostra è di creare un appuntamento aperto a tutte le età che diventi un modo per diversificare le attività da poter fare all’intero del centro commerciale  in particolar modo per il prossimo periodo natalizio» aggiunge Giuliamaria Dotto che cura l’organizzazione dell’evento. Non chiamateli “per bambini”.




Ecco la frase che forse si addice maggiormente ai Lego©, i mattoncini che hanno visto per la prima volta la luce il 28 gennaio 1958, grazie al genio danese Oleg Kirk Christiansen. Ciò che lui forse non si aspettava è la piega presa dalla sua creazione, che, da ottimo intrattenimento ludico didattico per l’infanzia, si è poi trasformato in qualcosa di più serio, arrivando al collezionismo con set speciali, passando per i videogiochi, la robotica e, negli ultimi anni, realizzando un “meraviglioso” film d’animazione The Lego© Movie, spesso unendo i tre aspetti in una vera e propria evoluzione. L’esempio più eclatante è senza dubbio il tema Lego© Star Wars, una sorta di precursore o di apripista, che dal 1999 ha dato alla luce oltre 400 set differenti, più di 600 minifigure e innumerevoli veicoli, tra i quali meravigliose opere come Death Star II, Imperial Star Destroyer e Millennium Falcon, e continuando ad oggi la produzione, in vista dell’imminente uscita di Star Wars




: Episodio VII, diretto da J.J. Abrams. Tra le opere in mostra, saranno esposti set esclusivi realizzati da Lego© per il pubblico dei collezionisti, tra i quali molte fuori produzione, diventati oggetto ricercato e di culto per gli estimatori, e tre diorami, ovvero delle riproduzioni di scenari reali o immaginari tratti dalla scenografia dei film di Star Wars nei quali vengono inseriti ogni tipo di soggetto realizzati tutti con mattoncini Lego©. I diorami saranno l’elemento principale dell’esposizione: di fortissimo impatto, contano circa 1.000.000 di mattoncini, componenti elettriche che creano giochi di luce e movimento e una grandezza di circa 3×2 metri a pezzo. La loro realizzazione ha richiesto 6 mesi interi di lavoro. Da sabato 10 dicembre a domenica 15 gennaio 2017 – Centro Commerciale Città Fiera - Orari: aperto tutti i giorni [da lunedì a venerdì 15:30/20:30 – sabato e domenica 9:30/20:30] Chiusure straordinarie: Natale e Capodanno Biglietti: €5 adulto, €3 ridotto (11-16 anni – over 65), €1 bambino (2-10 anni)

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