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Sunday, December 23, 2012

Anakin Skywalker FX Lightsaber Review

Anakin Skywalker FX Lightsaber
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This is a really cool thing to own if you're a big Star Wars fan. I got it in the mail a few days ago and have been having fun with it since.
The metal hilt is very durable and well constructed. It's not an exact movie replica, the hilt is a little bigger than the ones they used in the movies because of all the electronics they had to stuff in there. But it's not overly huge or anything, like those cheap $15 you can buy at any toy store.
The blade is just awesome. The bright blue shines and glows even in well lit environments. But when you turn off all the lights and turn it on, it just looks really cool the way it glows in the dark. I thought it was also cool how when you turn it on or off, you can see the glow of the blade expanding and retracting as if it was a "real" lightsaber.
Now as someone else said, this isn't really the type of toy you just want to go around swinging madly and stage your own Anakin VS Obi-Wan fights (even though it will make a clashing noise when the blade is tapped). That's not to say it's not durable, because it is very well constructed, but I just don't think it would be wise to go bashing the blade into stuff.
It sounds really awesome too, just like in the movies. And the batteries (it takes 3 AA batteries [not included]) are quick and easy to install, you don't even need a screwdriver or anything.
I really see this as more of a collector's item (it even comes with a stand to proudly display it), something to show off to your friends, or maybe as a really good costume piece for halloween. I'm a bit of a sword collector myself, so I kind of see this as a nice addition to my collection.
If you've ever wanted to know what it feels like to hold the power of a lightsaber in your hand, this is probably the closest thing you're ever gonna get.

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Glowing, bright blue blade ignites with realistic power-up, and power-down lights effects, including authentic lightsaber sound effects digitally recorded from the movie. Features motion sensor controlled sound effects: power-up, power-down, idle, movement, and clash. Durable yet light chrome plated aluminum body looks and feels like a real lightsaber. New design is closer in look and feel to the size of a real light saber. Sturdy polycarbonate blade is permanently attached to the hilt. Display stand included. Uses 3 AA batteries, not included. Measures approximately 43" long. This is an officially licensed Star Wars collector's item.

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi's Starfighter Review

Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi's Starfighter
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We purchased several Clone Wars vehicles and action figures for our 2 boys aged 6 and 8 1/2. Obi-Wan's Starfighter and the Torrent Starfighter are the sturdiest. The only issue we have really had with Obi-Wan's is the cockpit hatch popping off every time my 6 yr old tries to put a guy inside. This can be frustrating for a parent constantly being interrupted to reattach it. And in the near future the thing is just going to be so worn from the constant on and off again that it is just not gonna go back on. The spring-open wings are made of thin plastic and the button you push to open them requires quite a bit of applied force. This line of Clone Wars toys is marketed for children aged 4 yrs and up. I have to totally disagree with that!! I was really looking forward to some sturdy toys for my boys and this stuff did NOT deliver!! The Walker is CRAP and the V-Wing is definitely inappropriate for a 4 yr old (my 6 yr old is too rough for it). And just so you know the action figures are ALL flimsy. Their hands come off and are lost and they are weak, flimsy plastic... not durable.

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Obi-Wans starfighter is destroyed when he and Anakin rescue Chancellor Palpatine from the Separatists. So when he is sent to Utapau to confront General Grievous, the leader of the Separatist droid army, Obi-Wan requisitions a new fighter for the mission. He leaves Coruscant aboard a Republic attack cruiser, then departs from the cruiser in the starfighter. He uses a hyperspace ring to reach Utapau, not knowing how this mission will end...but all too aware of Grievous deadly skill with a lightsaber. Pilot this awesome Starfighter to cosmic-sized thrills!

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Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Star Wars E3 DF12 VULTURE DROID Review

Star Wars E3 DF12 VULTURE DROID
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This toy is more a collectible toy, is very weak and it doens't have any functions or features to enjoy, but since my son takes care of the toys, then I guess it will be durable

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Sunday, October 21, 2012

Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber Review

Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber
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Me and my best friend decided to buy these, i really don't remember why i had the idea, but we had the money, and it was a cool idea. anyways, we've both seen all the star wars movies, but, really, we weren't big fans. actually, the closest thing we have to star wars in our everyday lives would be the Jedi Guy, who dresses up like Quigon Jin and rides around on his bike downtown every summer. point is, not star wars fans.
so, we bought them, the Luke model, and the Darth vader,[Star Wars Darth Vader Force FX Red Lightsaber] and had the best midnight sword fight ever. we were thinking of returning them too, untill we pulled them out and tried them. there freakin' amazing, for any kid or adult! I mean, these things have got two 17 year olds fighting with toy light sabers at dusk everyday.
they seem to be fairly durable. they have some scratches from being hit together, sometimes a little harder than what was intended, but they haven't broken thus far. and the scratches are only noticeable at a really close range when there on.
Final verdict, everyone should get these. not a must for any star wars fan, but anyone who likes a good sword fight and making a robot voice and pretending they have a long lost son named luke.
*****


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An enhanced glowing blue blade with realistic power-up and power-down light effects. The power-up and power-down light effects are produced by a string of 73 super-bright LEDs that ignite sequentially inside the blade. Five motion sensor controlled sound effects digitally recorded from the movie: power-up, idle hum, swing, clash, and power-down. 3 built-in motion sensors for super sensitivity: 2 for detecting movement and 1 for detecting the impact of the blade. Takes 3 AAA batteries Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars, with the Luke Skywalker Episode IV Force FX Lightsaber from Master Replicas! In 1977, with the opening of A New Hope, a generation of movie-goers watched in awe as Obi-Wan Kenobi handed Luke Skywalker the lightsaber that had once belonged to the boyas own father. In an instant, Luke ignited the blade - and for the first time, the world saw the glow, and heard the now-familiar hum of the sci-fi weapon that would go on to capture the imaginations of millions! 30 years later, Master Replicas is proud to offer the Luke Skywalker Episode IV Force FX Lightsaber - a functional replica of the first lightsaber ever seen in the Star Wars Saga!

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Friday, October 19, 2012

LEGO Star Wars Rogue Shadow Review

LEGO Star Wars Rogue Shadow
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It's from the new Force Unleashed video game that's coming out later this spring. The model doesn't look like much, actually, and the design of the model seems very poorly thought out. It's fairly fragile. Lots of large pieces are held on only by one or two studs and easily fall off just by carrying the thing around.
The "wings", you might call them, move together by a long technic piece through the middle of the ship; there are two gears that make them move with what I assume is supposed to be the engine; they are supposed to point up at one point and forward at the other, but when you point them forward, they actually point down, so I had to add an extra piece to stop it from dropping so far. In addition, the landing gear fall off very easily.
The "battle damaged Darth Vader" that comes with it is...well...stupid. For a battle-damaged helmet, they took a black facemask from the old "aqua raiders" sets and put the neck portion through the viewport in that. They include an intact Vader helmet, but his body is still battle-damaged, so it looks even more stupid.
It does include a spring-loaded missile launcher thingy. But, it's other "weapons systems" don't resemble anything from the Star Wars universe.
This set was hastily created as a tie in for the video game to try and drum up sales. If you're a Star Wars nerd like me, it's worth it I guess. But if you're buying it for a child who will play with it, you're better off finding one that won't fall apart.

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Carrying Darth Vader's apprentice on secret missions across the galaxy, this sleek black starship with rotating wings and folding landing gear is fully armed with blaster cannons, hidden missiles and a firing rocket to destroy your enemies. Includes minifigures of Imperial officer and pilot Juno Eclipse, battle-damaged Darth Vader and Vader's Apprentice. Press the lever to fire the hidden missile. Rogue Shadow measures 13" x 12". 482 pieces.

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Thursday, October 4, 2012

Star Wars The Phantom Menace Qui-Gon Jinn Jedi Master Review

Star Wars The Phantom Menace Qui-Gon Jinn Jedi Master
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This is a great looking little toy and the figure itself is hardy; however, the lightsaber keeps breaking and I have had to superglue it already 3 times. My son feels like he can't really play with it for fear of breaking the lightsaber again. Also, the arms don't move and only has one stance. Other than that, it's ok to collect but not to really play with. Too bad, my son loved the looks of it, but too delicate.

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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Star Wars 30th Anniversary Clone Wars Saga Vehicle Aayla Secura's Jedi Starfighter Review

Star Wars 30th Anniversary Clone Wars Saga Vehicle Aayla Secura's Jedi Starfighter
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This toy is so cool! My daughter and son play with it all the time. The ship has really cool features that my kids love. Also, they love to put the Aayla Secura action figure inside the cockpit. This is a very great toy for kids, or a collector.

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Saturday, August 25, 2012

Star Wars 3.75" Battle Pack Asst - Kamino Conflict Review

Star Wars 3.75 Battle Pack Asst - Kamino Conflict
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I was really pleased with the battle pack characters, and my grandson was very happy with the collection of characters that came in the item.

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Obi-Wan Kenobi meets the bounty hunter Jango Fett on Kamino, an encounter that ends in a fierce battle. Fett is suspicious of the Jedi and tries to escape with his son Boba before he can be detained by Obi-Wan. The underlying tension in their first meeting turns into open conflict as the two skilled warriors engage each other in combat on a rain-drenched landing platform. Bring the battles to life with this awesome four-pack of articulated action figures! Help your articulated Obi-Wan Kenobi and R4-P17 figures do battle against your Jango Fett and Boba Fett figures. These four make for intimidating characters even when they re just standing at attention in your collection!

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Monday, August 13, 2012

LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker Limited Edition Maquette Review

LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker Limited Edition Maquette
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I love Star Wars and I love Lego so this thing is pretty awesome. I was honestly expecting an actual lego figure but it turned out to be a lego shaped figure. It is really durable and looks cool displayed in my room. I was debating to just keep it in the box and collect it but decided against it.
Overall, it is a pretty awesome display. I would love it even more if it was an actual posable lego figure.

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Star Wars Episode 3 Electronic Lightsaber Anakin Skywalker Lightsaber Review

Star Wars Episode 3 Electronic Lightsaber Anakin Skywalker Lightsaber
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"The Return of the Sith" line of lightsaber toys from Hasbro come in three models:
Annakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Yoda.
Each of these toys, beyond the basic 'light up' plus 'battle clash' sound effects (the authentic-sounding effects the lightsabers make when struck against another lightsaber or object), also 'hums' like an activated lightsaber in the movies. Also, each "ROTS" model lightsaber has one special feature:
Comparisons of special features:
Annakin = his saber has a button near the hilt of the plastic blade that transforms the blade's color from blue to red or vice versa. Whatever color you've chosen upon deactivating the saber is the same color that shows up first upon reactivating the toy -- a nice touch.
Obi Wan = his saber has a 'rumble' feature -- a small motor inside the handle -- that vibrates so that the user can supposedly have a more realistic battle experience when the blade strikes other sabers or objects. In practice, the motor tends to make rather too much noise, however the noise is somewhat less discernable when actually pretending to duel others. Unfortunately, the rumble feature is not optional, so it must always be "on."
Yoda = his saber has a "training mode" where in upon striking the blade a small speaker in the handle will say random things Yoda said in "The Empire Strikes Back." It is cute that Yoda's voice is coming from the handle, but in practice the speaker isn't loud enough to hear in the 'heat of combat' and anyway the things yoda says aren't the least bit helpful.
phrases Yoda says in his lightsaber "training mode"
- "you are reckless"
- "fought well you have"
- "you must face vader"
- "concentrate, feel the force flow"
- "remember, a jedi's strength flows from the force."
- "train with me! afraid, are you?"
Thankfully, the "training mode" is optional and can be turned off.
Comparison of blades in practical "play combat"
In practice, Annakin's blade and Obi-Wan's blade are equally matched. Both take 3 'AA' batteries, which last a long time. Both blades are extremely light, which belies their size. Both of these toys are an excellent size and are well priced. They provide a good workout and are a fine alternative to lazy video games. They also improve your reflexes as you both try to reenact the movies and make up your own moves. Even people who are in fine physical condition can easily work up a great sweat when 'play sword fighting.' One of my friends is in fencing at school and he says the colored blade actually is helpful in training, as it forces greater concentration. Also, the sound effects of both Annakin's and Obi Wan's blades are fun and easy to hear. The handle of Obi Wan's blade is slightly more comfortable and the plastic blade shows the color blue better than Annakin's. Annakin's blade offers two colors which is convenient if both you and your friend have the same annakin blade and you want yours to be a little different.
Yoda's blade is inferior to both Annakin's and Obi-wan's. It is shorter (as per the movies) by a full 'segment' or about fifteen centimeters, which on paper seems like a good 'handicap' for a skilled play swordsman against novice friends who have longer blades, but in practice yoda's blade suffers disasterously from its higher weight, bue to its 2 C battery power supply. The blade is seriously unbalanced, as the handle accounts for nearly 3/5 of the total length of the extended toy and it is overweight and uncomfortable to hold besides. As if this weren't enough, the heavier batteries die faster and the plastic used in the green blade is too thick for the bulb to light up in any impressive manner. It always looks a little dim.
the only advantage yoda's blade has is that the retracted blade stays in place if you invert it and clip it to your belt (the other two models slide out easily). This avantage quickly turns to a disadvantage because it is harder to EXtract, too when you want to pretend to go into combat. No matter which blade model you get, none of the blades retract fully into the handle, making each of these toys strictly for play combat and not for imaginative 'props' for a play costume or other imaginative games.
My advice -- buy annakin's or darth vader's blade. Both are light weight and a good sword length and overall superb toys. The batteries last a long time for either. Overall I say I like Obi-Wan's the best, even though it has the annoying rumble feature. It has the best handle comfort, which is what counts when 'playing swords.' Annakin's is good too though, so you can't lose no matter which you get. Get both!
Yoda's blade is clearly inferior and unless you like a heavy uncomfortable blade that's too short to use effectively, avoid it, avoid it, avoid it please.


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Arm yourself with this authentically designed Anakin Skywalker lightsaber and the force is definitely with you. Press the button to"ignite" the weapon and extend it to more than 3' in length. Hear real electronic movie sound effects, including awesome battle-clashes and the now-famous lightsaber hum. Changes from blue to red at the press of a button. Imported.

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Friday, July 6, 2012

LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game Star Wars Jedi Reading Review

LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game Star Wars Jedi Reading
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My son is 6 years old, first grade and has a slight learning disability so we work extra hard on his sight words and sounding out letters, he doesn't have a whole lot of patience for it. However he loves star wars and he loves nintendo ds. On a whim I decided to buy the leapster and this game for it - hoping that he wouldn't call it a "learning game" and immediately dismiss it. Wowee did I luck out - he loves this game, can't play it enough.
The first day he had the game he was frustrated because he didn't know all the words and was running to me asking for help often. I encouraged him to try sounding out the letters and see how he could do. The second day I heard him sounding things out and trying to figure it out on his own. By day three he had mastered the game and was a general - oh was he exited - and mommy even more so - he is consistently reading three and four letter words from the game.
Thank you so much leapster - well worth the money spent.

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Darth Vader and the Galactic Empire are out to destroy the Rebel Alliance.Join forces with Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia and Jedi Master Yoda to rebuild the Rebel fleet and foil Darth Vader's plans. Features expanded play for Leapster2, so Le

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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Star Wars Revenge of the Sith Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter Review

Star Wars Revenge of the Sith Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter
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I've been collecting all the variants of the Jedi Starfighter from Revenge of the Sith, so I was very excited to finally see one in blue. I ordered it right away as the blue fighter was my favorite in the movie. When I got it, though, there were several things about it that disappointed me. First, the sticker sheet is obviously the exact same one from one of the Anakin starfighters as the stickers for the R2 unit are blue and white, not bronze like Obi-Wan's second astromech in the movie. The head, however, is molded in the proper color so with the stickers applied you have a mismatched droid with a bronze head and a blue and white body. Also, the included Obi-Wan figure seems to be the same one sold separately in the first wave of ROTS figures. He has the same slashing movement when you squeeze his legs and the same replaceable lightsaber hand. That would be fine, but my figure's right arm flops around limply, the pilot headset accessory doesn't even remotely fit on his head, and he doesn't fit well in the cockpit. Also, some of the blue paint around the cockpit is oversprayed onto the off-white behind it.
I'm glad to have this starfighter for the sake of completeness, but if you just want a toy version of the coolest starfighter yet, do yourself a favor and get either the yellow Anakin or red Obi-Wan fighter at a local store for five dollars less with no shipping.

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ObiWan flies into battle in his Jedi Starfighter! He takes aim with the blaster cannons and uses his mastery of the Force to outmaneuver the enemy! As powerful droid trifighters launch buzz droids to attack his ship, ObiWan swoops in the speed and courage to stop his attackers. Live the adventure!

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Sunday, May 6, 2012

Star Wars 3.75" Battle Pack Asst - Birth of Darth Vader Review

Star Wars 3.75 Battle Pack Asst - Birth of Darth Vader
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I have been a big fan(geek)since I saw episode four in '77.Like many others in my age group who were counting down the days
for the release of 1 through 3,I believe this "scene in a box" sums up all our reasons why.We know what happens,we just wanted
to see it happen.As I stated in my title,this is not a toy.There are allot of small pieces inside this box,and I'm sure the
intent was to keep this box closed and on display.Not good at all for small children or if you intend to take it out of the
box to play around with.For the serious collector in my opinion,and worth every penny!

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Anakin completes his conversion to Darth Vader after his lightsaber duel with Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar. Emperor Palpatine brings the gravely wounded Vader to a rehabilitation center, where a 2-1B surgical droid and a Galactic Chopper rebuild him with cyborg implants and enhancements to keep him alive. He rises to his feet, encased in the black armor that the galaxy will soon come to recognize ? and fear. Darth Vader: Anakin Skywalker is reborn as Darth Vader in body and spirit. His broken body is rebuilt, and he abandons his former identity to become a Dark Lord of the Sith. 2-1B: The 2-1B series surgical droid has integrated surgical manipulation appendages and diagnostic equipment to care for patients and assess their needs. Galactic Chopper: Model DD-13 droids bear the nickname ?Galactic Choppers? for their function of installing cybernetic implants, prosthetic limbs and synthetic organs.

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

LEGO Naboo N-1 Starfighter with Vulture Droid Review

LEGO Naboo N-1 Starfighter with Vulture Droid
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This beautiful starfighter jet? spaceship? never fails to elicit comments about its coolness or awesomeness from young visitors to our house. It was the first of my son's lego birthday presents that he assembled. He treasures this toy and takes great pains to make sure it doesn't get destroyed or broken or mixed up in the general lego bin. But even if it were to get mixed in, the bright yellow color should make it easier to find the needed pieces if my son ever wished to rebuild it.
The starfighter is pretty durable too. It has been dropped several times and it is either undamaged or breaks in an easily fixable way - no shattered lego pieces strewn across the floor.
It also comes with R2D2, a couple of people (I think one is Anakin), and a smaller fighter ship, so the set provides enough extras for lots of imaginative play.

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Get ready to defend the planet Naboo against the droid forces of the Trade Federation. The sleek Naboo starfighter includes an access ladder stand and Anakin Skywalker and Naboo pilot minifigures to fly it. Raise R2-D2 into the droid socket and fire the missile at the droid fighter. Enemy droid starfighter features flick-launching missiles and converts into flying, attack and walker modes. 279 pieces. Box measures 11.24"H x 15.12"W x 2.36"D.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Star Wars BATTLEPACK JEDI VS SEPERATIST Review

Star Wars BATTLEPACK JEDI VS SEPERATIST
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First of all, this is not from episode III, the figures are from episodes I and II. The Darth Maul figure can be fun, but sometimes he can't grip his lightsaber the actual way. Maul's saber broke, so I had to super glue it back together. Jango Fett has a magnetic helmet, firing missile, and removable jet pack. Anakin Skywalker's tunic is cloth, the only cloth in all of the figures. Apparently, Anakin's tunic came off and I just let it be off. One other thing about Anakin, his right arm always comes off.
Obi-Wan is great. Nothing is wrong about him except his saber breaking in half. I don't rough play. The Mace Windu figure is very good, EVEN THOUGH HIS METAL COATED SABER BROKE! But I kept the hilt. The backdrop scenery is a picture of where Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon dueled against Darth Maul.
This toy is great. I highly recommend it to any Star Wars fanatic.

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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

LEGO? Jedi Starfighter? with Hyperdrive Booster Ring Review

LEGO? Jedi Starfighter? with Hyperdrive Booster Ring
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This is a great Lego set. The blue and white color combo works nicely on this set. Also, the Jedi Starfighter is very interactive. The cockpit opens, the wings move, the flaps on the wings move, and the landing gears can come down so you can set it on almost any surface. The starfighter also interacts with the Hyperdrive Booster Ring. There are two pieces on the ship that slide into the ring and keeps it balanced in the middle. The booster ring itself is very detailed. In fact, it took hours to build, since every joint is held together by multiple parts. The ring ends up being very sturdy, and you can put in on a flat surface so it can stand on its own. It is sturdy enough to hold the starfighter as well when sitting on a flat surface. Overall, this is a great model, that was fun to build, and is one of the more interactive sets.
However, the Lego figures are not great. First, Obi-wan does not come with a lightsaber, which seems strange, since he has one in every other set. Secondly, the set comes with Kit Fisto. On the box, the figure looks great, with his grin and shinny green head. However, the actual figure is made of rubber, so it is not shinny at all. And his face does not look right when compared to the character on the box, and of course, in the movie. He does however, come with a green lightsaber.
Overall, this is a Lego set worth buying and building, even if the figures are not the best Lego has ever offered.

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When the Jedi Knights need to travel across the galaxy fast, they attach their Jedi Starfighters to hyperdrive rings and blast off into hyperspace. Removable Jedi starfighter features retractable landing gear, multi-position wings and an opening cockpit that can seat Obi-Wan Kenobi or the first-ever Kit Fisto minifigure. Hyperdrive ring features flick-launching missiles and opening starfighter connection plates. Get ready to battle the Sith. 575 pieces. Measures 11.34"H x 18.92"W x 2.83"D.

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Star Wars Force Unleashed Deluxe Lightsaber Review

Star Wars Force Unleashed Deluxe Lightsaber
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My son was very disappointed in this light saber - it's not spring open at the push of a switch like the others, and the color barely shows at all - it would have to be pitch dark to glow green or red, otherwise it's just a cheap clear light saber. It makes noise, but only if you push a button on the side which is not easy to find when using it as a light saber - the big push button merely opens the sith spikes which are no big deal and seem pretty cheaply made. The force action light sabers are much better than this one and seem to be of a better quality than this one.

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Will you join Darth Vader as the next great Sith, or will you choose to defend peace and justice as a noble Jedi Knight? Take this lightsaber in your grasp to decide your ultimate destiny. Choose Sith Mode for a blade that glows red; choose Jedi Mode for green. Press the button for humming sounds. The light saber's impressive color-change blade extends to more than three feet long!
Should you choose the "way of the Sith," you can fend of enemies with spring-open Sith spikes and metallic spike-activation sounds. Trigger realistic battle-clash sounds on contact and unleash the power of the Force in your hands.
Electronic lightsaber requires 3 "AA" batteries, not included. Blade measures up to 38" long when extended; 22" when retracted.

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