Star Wars Legos.

[Anarchist Bunny]

Iam I the only one that thinks these this RULE!
I have the Falcon, X-Wing, B-Wing, TIE Fighter, Green version of the Slave 1, Dessert Skiff, Qui-Gon-Darth Maul lightsaber fight, Pod Escape, and the Darth Vader, Darth Maul, The Emporer collection thing. And the Technik Pit Droid.

[Shadowfyre]

I'd buy more Lego sets if the damn things weren't priced like they were cast from pure gold.

Still, I agree. They're quite neat, as are Legos in general.

Yes, I admit it - I'm big kid.

[Shadowhawk]

Simply awe-inspiring.

http://www.joereiss.net/lego/

And yours for the low-low price of $200!

I don't think any Lego kit has cost that much; even the electric train sets.
And I thought the T/I and X-Wing Models were spendy.

[Cpt_Frank]

Damn it looks good! Damn it is expensive! Damn I can't afford it!
Cool thing. But personally I like the SW micro machines better, they're not so expensive, extremely accurate in detailing and so small you've always got a place where you can put them.

[Robert Treder]

Hell yeah, they rock!
Here's my collection so far: (haven't bought any in a while...damn, gotta get on that!)

3340 - Collector's Minifig Set
Emperor, Vader, Maul

7104 - Desert Skiff (2x)

7110 - Landspeeder

7111 - Droid Fighter (3x)

7124 - Flash Speeder

7127 - Imperial AT-ST

7128 - Speederbikes

7130 - Snowspeeder

7131 - Anakin's Podracer

7134 - A-Wing Fighter

7140 - X-Wing Fighter

7141 - Naboo Fighter

7144 - Slave I

7150 - TIE Fighter & Y-Wing

7151 - Sith Infiltrator

7155 - Trade Federation AAT

7166 - Imperial Shuttle

7171 - Mos Espa Podrace

7180 - B-Wing at Rebel Control Center

7191 - UCS X-Wing Fighter

8002 - TECHNIC Destroyer Droid

And that's all for now. Damn, I need more...can't stop collecting...::foams from mouth::

[Wicked Pilot]

Lego's are the ultimate toy. While I'm not the biggest fan the Star Wars sets, I really love the X-Wing and TIE Intertceptor Collector's Editions.

All they need now is a Millenium Falcon Collector's Edition. That would be sweet.

[Master of Ossus]

Did you see the Lego model of Jango Fett at the Star Wars celebration? It was life-sized and really cool. Then they had Lego murals of many important scenes, and everyone got to help them try to make Yoda.

[Shadowhawk]

All they need now is a Millenium Falcon Collector's Edition. That would be sweet.

They should take a look at some of the serious fan-made Falcons before they make any such kit. Some of them are damned amazing. True to-scale (not like the normal Falcon kit), with lots of moving parts and features...

[Wicked Pilot]

How about a Lego Death Star:

[Shadowhawk]

Damn, that's a lot of light grey bricks. Did he paint it?

And where's my to minifig scale Death Star?

[Wicked Pilot]

Compared to a minifig fleet, that Death Star is to scale

[Mark S]

When I first came across SW lego I seriously had a fifty dollar a week habit. It's toned down now but that's more because I was more interested in the original series stuff than the new.

[LordChaos]

While the Lego may very well be the coolest toy of the past century, one doesn't need to get the Star Wars kits. I was making ties with the bog standard legos many many years ago. Same with x-wings. If you have enough lego and enough time, there's nothing you can't build.....

[Doomriser]

That Corellian Corvette is not to scale, never mind the DS. There is a ship that the Lego Corvette resembles. See Robert Brown's "Corellian Starship Taxonomy" page for smaller Corvette lookalikes and you'll have a match for the LEGO Corvette. (e.g. Hunter, Cutter, etc...)

[David]

That looks cool, we need a SD lego ship. I used to make ST ships out of legos, they looked pretty good considering I was 8 at the time.

[Robert Treder]

That Corellian Corvette is not to scale, never mind the DS. There is a ship that the Lego Corvette resembles. See Robert Brown's "Corellian Starship Taxonomy" page for smaller Corvette lookalikes and you'll have a match for the LEGO Corvette. (e.g. Hunter, Cutter, etc...)

Yeah, I was thinking of trying to add the missing bits to make it actually look like the Tantive IV...it's frustrating, because on the one hand it's a WEG-inspired piece of crap, but on the other hand, it's just way too cool to leave alone.

[Smalleyjedi]

hmmm, i have the UCS x-wing and Tie/I, the new slave one, the jedi starfighter, the y-wing/Darth's tie, the snowspeeder, and the A-wing.

[Anarchist Bunny]

Pretty soon I'll be getting either the new Slave 1 or the Republic Gunship. I have the old Slave 1 and it's utter SHIT compared to the new one. Hopefully I'll be able to find pieces to replace the blue with green and stick Jango on a stand with the Darths and put boba in his armor in the Slave 1.

Damn, I can't find the A-wing or the Y-Wing/VaderTIE, and ever since I got RS2: Rogue Leader, I've wanted them.

Oh sweet, fan submissions on the lego homepage.


Cool, I wonder if the JS fits in there.

Ew, well, for a 13 year old... ew.

The "Black Buzzard", hmmmm, looks cool, but I like the falcon more.[/img]

[Admiral Valdemar]

I like the look odf that huge Lego Technic X-Wing and the Gunship.

But anyway, the plural of Lego is Lego, not Legos which is a totally different word.

[Shadowhawk]

If you want to get technical, these are the proper terms:

Lego: The brand
Lego brick: The standard piece, 3 plates high
Lego plate: The short pieces; 3 of them stack to make something as tall as brick.
Lego tile: Plates without the studs on top
Lego kit: A collection of parts that go together to make something.
Lego model: A collection of parts that go together to make a detailed, specific item (the Collectors Models, for example).
Lego bucket: A bucket of random or semi-random pieces. Can be purchased by color.
Minifig: The little Lego people.

[Wicked Pilot]

Here is the ultimate Lego Set: