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Cool, buildable action toy playset for kids
Recreate the takeover of Tantive IV by Darth Vader at the start of Star Wars: A New Hope with this collectible building toy.
Fun battles and creative play
Play out a thrilling blaster battle between Darth Vader’s Stormtroopers and General Antilles’ Rebel Fleet Troopers.
LEGO Star Wars Boarding the Tantive IV
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Make a dramatic entranceFlick levers to ‘blast’ open the door. |
Action-packed playFlick levers to topple enemies during battles. |
7 LEGO Star Wars minifiguresIncludes a LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary minifigure. |
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Pros and Cons - Nice build, but minifigures??
Pros:1. This is a big step up from the hallway build we got a year or two ago with the dark troopers. The hallway is larger, and the build has more play features2. Talking about the play features, there are a lot of cool gimmicks such as a force choke, opening doors, and moving floor pieces that knocks over minifigures.3. Good value. At 55 bucks you’re getting 7 minifigures which is nice. All of them are of pretty good detailCons:1. While I appreciate effort with the fives, some details are just blatantly wrong with the helmet. The double shoulder cape just looks goofy too. I had to fold it in order for it to actually mold around the shoulders.2. While the rebel troopers are nice, dual molded legs would’ve been even better, making the legs not look as plain.3. Stickers are something I always complain about, and this set is no different. They’re never any fun to put on and if you’re paying a decent amount of money, then there’s no excuse for why Lego is using these cost cutting methods.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
Pros:
1. This is a big step up from the hallway build we got a year or two ago with the dark troopers. The hallway is larger, and the build has more play features
2. Talking about the play features, there are a lot of cool gimmicks such as a force choke, opening doors, and moving floor pieces that knocks over minifigures.
3. Good value. At 55 bucks you’re getting 7 minifigures which is nice. All of them are of pretty good detail
Cons:
1. While I appreciate effort with the fives, some details are just blatantly wrong with the helmet. The double shoulder cape just looks goofy too. I had to fold it in order for it to actually mold around the shoulders.
2. While the rebel troopers are nice, dual molded legs would’ve been even better, making the legs not look as plain.
3. Stickers are something I always complain about, and this set is no different. They’re never any fun to put on and if you’re paying a decent amount of money, then there’s no excuse for why Lego is using these cost cutting methods.
1. This is a big step up from the hallway build we got a year or two ago with the dark troopers. The hallway is larger, and the build has more play features
2. Talking about the play features, there are a lot of cool gimmicks such as a force choke, opening doors, and moving floor pieces that knocks over minifigures.
3. Good value. At 55 bucks you’re getting 7 minifigures which is nice. All of them are of pretty good detail
Cons:
1. While I appreciate effort with the fives, some details are just blatantly wrong with the helmet. The double shoulder cape just looks goofy too. I had to fold it in order for it to actually mold around the shoulders.
2. While the rebel troopers are nice, dual molded legs would’ve been even better, making the legs not look as plain.
3. Stickers are something I always complain about, and this set is no different. They’re never any fun to put on and if you’re paying a decent amount of money, then there’s no excuse for why Lego is using these cost cutting methods.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
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