Re-enact one of the most heart-stopping scenes from the Star Wars movie: The Empire Strikes Back when you capture Han Solo with this Slave I bounty-hunter spaceship. You may also like to check out Transformer toys review for more great toys. While some have compared it to be too similar to its predecessor, the 10188, it certainly does have additional features and a more detailed interior, making it worth the extra cost. You can expect to find: the super-laser control room, Imperial conference chamber, hangar bay with moving launch rack, a turbo laser with spring-loaded shooters, and 2 movable turbo laser towers – to name but a few. The set features nearly every original room on the battle station of the evil Empire, almost to the tee. This magnificent set can offer hours of endless play, or you can impress your friends by setting it up as a display piece.
With over a whopping 4000 pieces, the spherical shape of the Death Star is immediately recognizable and as usual, LEGO goes out of its way to ensure that the finest of details are included in the model. This Lego brick replica of the Death Star is worth all of the hype and is definitely a “must-have” addition to a serious collection of Star Wars themed Lego sets. While Death Star is not a new Star Wars Lego set (it’s been available since 2016), it’s still one of the most popular models.
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