LEGO Star Wars Death Star 75159 Death Star 4016 Parts

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As the walls slide inwards, everything attached to the walls moves together. The result looks surprisingly realistic, although my favourite feature is actually the flexible hose that links both walls. This naturally bends as the walls move, recreating the gradual mangling of metal which takes place during the movie! Again, this substantially improves the illusion.

Moreover, these sets aren’t a part of the Ultimate Collector’s Series, and they have fewer than 1,000 pieces. Opting for one of the active or retired USC Star Wars models is, in my opinion, the best substitute for the most recent LEGO Death Star set. Here are a few building kits that can be a suitable replacement for this set. Assault on Hoth 75098 Inside this section is a microscale depiction of the Emperor’s Throne Room, featuring mini versions of Luke, Vader, and the Emperor! This was a surprise to me during the build as it’s not shown on the box art, but is a delightful little easter egg. The model is constructed from the bottom up, and the first batch of bags contains the pieces you need to assemble the basement section that doubles as support for the rest of the structure and Vader’s Advanced TIE Fighter. The LEGO Death Star sets are part of the Star Wars Ultimate Collector’s Series sets and allow fans to recreate the action and adventure of the Star Wars movies and feature an incredible array of Minifigure scale scenes, moving parts, and characters. LEGO published just four Star Wars sets with Death Star models in the last two decades, and all of these sets are retired. In this LEGO Death Star review, I’ll walk you through the features of the last Star Wars model inspired by the infamous battle station.

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The model also features a few crank and gear mechanisms that allow you to open blast doors or move cargo between floors. LEGO Star Wars Death Star 75159 is the biggest Death Star set. The set includes 4,016 pieces, 23 Minifigures, measures 23.03 x 19.29 x 7.48 inches, and weighs 18.63 pounds. Why Was the LEGO Death Star Discontinued?

The set features an incredible array of Minifigure-scale scenes, moving parts, characters, and accessories from Episodes IV and VI to allow you to recreate the action and adventures of the Star Wars movies.

Packaging and Building Instructions

The set had 14 Minifigures, including Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Wes Janson. Millennium Falcon 75192 This set has the most minifigures released in one non-minifigure generic set ever with a total of 24. Going by the rumoured piece count, my guess is another revamp of the original Death Star although I have to admit that 11,000 pieces is 7,000 pieces more than the last LEGO Star Wars UCS Death Star and I’m scratching my head as to what they might include. Like its predecessor, the Death Star II was made of quadanium steel and equally divided into two hemispheres, which were in turn subdivided into 12 zones. The newest incarnation of this dreaded superweapon, however, had a monstrous diameter of over 900 kilometers, demonstrating the intellectual and physical evolution of the Death Star I. If completed, the planetoid would have likely boasted a hyperdrive system similar to the original, comprising 123 (or more, given the larger size) individual generators. Despite being a build-to-display model, the Millennium Falcon 75192 still offers a lot of play value. The massive replica of the Corellian freighter is 33 inches long and 22 inches wide. Removing the hull plates gives you access to the ship’s main hold and turns this display model into a playground.