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Just have a quick question for anyone who might be able to help me. I have the 2005 Lightsaber Duel Set, and my light-up figures are out of juice in their batteries. Is there any way to replace them without damaging the minifigure itself?

Just a little bug I found with TUBE W. KNOB 1 2/3, Metalized. If you view the brick from above, one can see through the sides.

I love the contouring in the front. I hope LEGO's new design in the fall looks more like this than their previous attempts.

More pictures of Captain Phasma. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udymde1jOwg&feature=youtu.be

Ah, yes. Thanks for clearing that up.

Concerning the picture of BB-8 and the disassembled Rey's Speeder, I have a question. Is the dark-bley 2x4 plate with clips a new piece?

Does anyone know if there's a good way to keep your minifigure parts from cracking? A good deal of my clone trooper bodies have splits leading from their sides to their arms, and my Qui-Gon Jinn figure's head is split up the back.

Most of the Droid Tales video didn't interest me, although the bit where R2 ventures out to repair the ship's shield generator was pretty funny.

So, to get this thread back on TRACK, I'll give my opinion on the new Sith Infiltrator Set: I think this is the best version of the ship we've seen so far. It's decently faithful to the movie and also fits a good number of play features onto it. It also fixes all of the problems that the 2011 edition had, i.e. lack of an underside, horrid landing gear, the even more horrid storage compartment. My only complaint is that the back of the cockpit area looks a little unfinished, but the rest of the vehicle makes up for it. The minifigures are a great compliment to the set, but the inclusion of Watto is unnecessary (maybe Ric Olie would have been a better fit). Overall, a great edition to the LEGO line, and on a side note, do we know the price and piece count as of yet?