Darth Legolas

And I actually think that so many people have said that before and so many others have said they're both! Really, they're going to be the same head. Just face up, CW doesn't have to be everything. Look, the ARC has NOT been seen in CW, and it won't for a while Lego wants to make it, but they can't use the CW label because these are Phase II troopers. The same way Palpatine's shuttle is said to be ROTS. It's not in the Clone Wars.

It's not no Slave 1, it's no seen Slave I. Although I don't care, we knew it was an exclusive from the start, remember?

I was talking about the Snowspeeder in the Wampa Attack. I'd really like to know.

That was a pretty fast grammar fix. Welcome!

Actually, nobody believed him. It was too obvious. I think if you are a phony, you're pretty believable. Most of your info makes sense. What did the speeder look like? Was it like the previous snowspeeders, or does it have a new cockpit?

Ever heard of multi-purpose heads?

I hope you are telling the truth, because if you are I'm right even more today, Sok117. I don't know how you can prove it to me, maybe saying how you found EB, but I do like the sound of what you are saying... But how did you know the rumors? You act like you knew we knew about the speeder and such...

Are those DOT EYES? Look who's laughing now! I triumph over all in the end! Unless of course, those are the new BP rebel pilot heads, except I think they're the same!

I got a box of pieces once, a few years ago, one of these was in it. I was kind of stupid, and I though it wasn't Lego, so I threw it out. The next day I saw it in an instruction manual, unfortunately, the day prior had been garbage day. I since have never had one, and never threw anything plastic out ever again! Sadly, Lego doesn't make them anymore.

Happy birthday! Perhaps I'll get you a head, Millacol88... Gee, that was a long time ago.

I've been doing it for years. Just take any piece about lightsaber-width or less, and just push it through the bottom. They fit tightly when you want, but come out without breaking too. I think the only thing you'll have a tough time with are really old ones. They might have expanded into the mold. EDIT: Whoops. Should have read before posting...

Dear God! Those are amazing! Welcome! The bus is not my favorite, because it's over-modern, but those buildings are the most astounding thing's I've ever seen! They go great with Cafe-Corner-style buildings! I bet you'll have a MOC expert badge by tommorrow!

Is that a digital-fake piece or can you actually make the Spaceman's gun? I really want to build something like that. It would go good with Stormies. EDIT: Wait, these will be collectible? Well I'm definitely getting that spaceman! I want that gun! And imagine those legs on a trooper!

Thanks, I've never seen that picture before! Now I want to reenact that 5 seconds of the movie with the battlepack even more! About the Rebel Pilot, I forget who said it, it may not be a smiley face, because in the new battlepack there is a printed visor, and they'll probably stick to that for a while. Isn't the only thing that Lego could possible change the fact that the cockpit roof and windshield should be different? As in, there should be a solid, non see-though top and a square front.

Ras said it.

Oooh, now I'll have two snowspeeders! And with my new-gotten AT-AT, I've pretty much got a completed hoth. I can see why a speeder is put in. There could still be a Taun-Taun, not likely though, but I have 2! Now you can reenact that scene of his rescue too! My minifig guess would be: Luke Wampa Taun Taun (??) Han Solo(?) And maybe Rogue 2 or whoever it was that rescued them both. I also doubt Lego will use that new packaging in the summer. It seems like it's better suited only for hasbro or kenner toys.

Funny you should mention that. The vehicles are both canon this time. The snowspeeder was never in the movie, but it was seen, and the Rebel vehicle is the Laser Ice Cutter:

I have this set and personally I think it's awesome. Comparing it to the actual thing, which I have as well, it is very accurate, and I love how the guns, just s the one on the ship, can be angled in any way.

On the CW thing, I've been wronged! Unless of course, because the Defender and the battlepacks (which we don't have pictures of for some reason...) all have the CW label, it is PT! Except of course.. the droid...which I pointed out... Everything else, I was more than right! In the new picture of the Defender, it looks kind of scanty, but oh well. Please note that the Tri-Fighter has a big ugly bar going under it's bottom wings so it can fire missiles. EDIT: We can now clearly see, they are "Captain Jag and Clone Pilot."

Well whoop-dee-doo. Why can't anyone sell it incomplete at the original price? It has to be MISB to start!

And that's what I mean by affordable. See, I thought ahead!

It's almost 2010, and then it will have been 7 whole years since Lego has released an affordable minifigure-scale Millenium Falcon. I don't understand why they haven't attempted to make a re-release of 4504, one of the most marked sets in Star Wars history? The UCS is much too big, and the midi is much too small. To appeal to the masses: System scale.

For the record, those are Episode III troopers. Ask around, Phase II. helmets are not in the Clone Wars tv series, so why would they be here? True, it isn't the best picture, but those pilot helmets have to mean something. Every set in the Clone Wars series has been fro the TV show or movie. The ARC hasn't been yet, and nor has the Tri-Fighter. Plus, it will be the 5 year anniversary for Episode III. So why not? We have Clone Wars sets, Episode III, Episode V, and random OT. It makes sense. EDIT: The answer will all be solved in the Droid. Clone Wars droids have printed silver markings to the left of their eyes, and regular new droids don't. Look at the CW R2 and the Death Star R2. If we can get a better picture of the droid, we'll have our answer.

I agree with you too, though the TIE Defender was in fact made between Episode V and VI, so technically it's not post Endor. I really like all of the TIE variants, and I am still annoyed because Lego's moving on to make a TIE variant before it actually makes a new accurate TIE fighter! By the way, I think you mean ROTJ, not ROTS. There is quite a difference... Speaking of which, I still stand by the Episode III sets being PT and not CW. Lego wouldn't purposely make a prototype have dot eyes if they were planning on making a Clone. Here are the facts, so wake up people: The original prototype could have been a Clone with orange sharpie over his eyes Why would they make it Clone Wars if it hasn't been seen in the Clone Wars? And of course, that picture was from a German Catalogue, meaning it was FINAL! Tada!

Dear Ambassadors: A subject that has concerned many American Star Wars fans recently. I don't really know how the embassy works or anything, but here it goes: Recently I've found it quite the troublesome that I can't go to a store and buy myself The sets 30004-6. In fact, I really want a couple of those 30005's. Just days ago in the UK, the two most recent Lego Star Wars US promotionals were made available to buy. These two were brickmaster sets, and had around 90 pieces. The Daily Mirror UK promotions were worth even less, though most Americans would be willing to pay a good price for that. The reason? They have minifigures. I find it unfair and I don't quite understand how UK gets US promotionals, while US does not get UK promotionals, with Minifigures, the nucleus of all Star Wars Lego sets! So, I apologize if this has been brought up before, but I'd really like to know. I can guarantee there are at least three other people wondering this right now.