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Not into buying LotR sets, but it looks massive. And I love the little toadstool on the ent's foot

The difference is partly caused by the absence of sales tax on the American version, and 21% on the Dutch version. Still, €229 is way too expensive.

While I am absolutely no fan of the Clone Wars, I love these fighters While I like the SNOTness of the Azure Angel, the Ginivex is really stunning.

Just to echo, that not much is more awesome than a walking AT-AT, scaring your cat away

Too bad this baby probably doesn't have instructions, would love to make one too.

Parting it out on Bricklink isn't possible, as the windscreen isn't available (same for the TIE Interceptor): http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2598pb01

I am normally not such a great fan of this scale, but I have to echo Smack: flipping sweet!

I only recently got out of my dark days, and have been planning a Home One MOC for while now. However, a ship based MOC is most often massive, and therefore expensive, both in time and monies. I think that is a problem with most Star Wars MOCs, they are either based on battles or on ships, and therefore are pretty massive by design. I think that is holding many people back, and explains why there are more mocs for other themes. It is fun to make a small archery target for the castle theme, but for Star Wars?

...Do they still have that discount?

Looks great! Maybe it's an idea to include a wagon which carries speederbikes as well? I imagine those would be carried on a flatbed kind of construction.

I absolutely love your engine deck, all those pipes and hoses

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Death Star gunners. Grand Admiral Thrawn would be a nice second choice.

Great model! Since I am playing around with the idea of a Home One, based on 7754 and your two ships: how long is the bricklength of the model?

I loved 9495 Gold Leader's Y-wing, more than the X-wing or TIE Fighter.

The last one I bought was 10178 Motorized AT-AT, in loose bricks. The last full set was 7754 Home One, will be expanding that set