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Luke Skywalker bought his X-34 Landspeeder from Jabba the Hutt. This was a civilian model speeder that had no mounts for weapons and sped along about 10 cm above the planet's surface. Luke sold his Landspeeder in order to pay Han Solo's fee to fly Luke and Ben Kenobi off the planet of Tatooine. The LEGO 8092 Luke's Landspeeder set contains 163 pieces. The LEGO Landspeeder seats two minifigures and has a hidden compartment in the rear where you can store Luke's lightsaber.

There are six minifigures included in the LEGO Landspeeder 8092 set. They are Luke Skywalker, Ben Kenobi, R2-D2, C-3PO, a sandtrooper, and a security droid. The security droid minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO 8092 Luke's Landspeeder set. This type of droid was used as a spy by the Empire. The sandtrooper that is included in the LEGO 8092 Landspeeder set is the black pauldron variation, which does not appear in any other LEGO sets. The other LEGO minifigures included in the Star Wars Landspeeder set are all available in other LEGO Star Wars sets.

The version of Luke Skywalker minifigure that comes with the 8092 LEGO Landspeeder set is the Tatooine version with longer hair. This version is also included in the 10179 Ultimate Collector's Millenium Falcon set and the 10188 Death Star set. Both of these were large, expensive sets that appealed mainly to collectors. The Death Star set was released in 2008 and sold for $399.99. The Millennium Falcon set came out in 2007 and was sold for $499.99.

Obi-Wan Kenobi was known as Ben Kenobi while he was in exile. The flesh Ben Kenobi minifigure that comes with the 8092 LEGO Landspeeder set is also included in the 10179 Millenium Falcon set and the 10188 Death Star LEGO set. The R2-D2 minifigure variation that is included with the LEGO 8092 Luke's Landspeeder set is the one with the gray head. This version also appears in the LEGO 10188 Death Star set and the 8038 The Battle of Endor set. The C-3PO minifigure is the new, darker gold-colored design, which also appears in the 10188 LEGO Death Star set.

With a retail price of just $24.99, the LEGO 8092 Landspeeder set makes the perfect gift for any child who loves Star Wars and LEGO blocks. You can get the little Star Wars fan on your list a gift that will absolutely thrill him without overextending your gift budget.

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As Han Solo said to Chewbacca about the Lambda-class Imperial Shuttle: "I doubt the Empire had Wookiees in mind when they designed her, Chewie." Now you can take designing this infamous member of the Imperial Military Fleet into your own hands.

Check out the video by the official LEGO designer that was in charge of designing this model.

This large scale LEGO model of the elegant Star Wars vehicle has been designed authentically, with several true to the movie details and features. As seen in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, this commonly used Imperial transport is not your average space shuttle. With two rotating wing laser cannons, this Imperial shuttle is heavily armed enough to transport troops and even the highest ranking Imperial leaders.

The Lambda-class shuttle is the chosen transport for the Imperial elite, such as Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader, and features a tri-wing design, with a stationary central wing and two gear-driven folding side wings that fold up in landing position and fold down when taking off to all sorts of exotic locations across the galaxy. The folding action is controlled by turning two removable activation keys in the rear of the model. You can display this elegant work of Imperial engineering with its wings folded down on the included display stand or with its wings folded up on the removable landing gear. This model also features an opening cockpit roof, so you can recreate your favorite scenes by filling the four person cockpit with Emperor Palpatine and his royal guards or a covert Rebel strike team led by Han Solo en-route to the forest moon of Endor. Or you can create your own exciting scenarios.

This huge 2,503 piece set includes a display stand, name plate and label sheet, and measures 28? (71 cm) tall on stand and 22? (57 cm) wide with wings folded down. Also included are five LEGO Star Wars mini figures: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Shuttle Pilot, Imperial Officer, and Stormtrooper. Coming this September, this LEGO set will be one of the largest models in the LEGO Star Wars line, with measurements comparable to the huge Millennium Falcon LEGO set.

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LEGO Death Star

The new LEGO Death Star 10188 playset was released in September 2008 to wide and well-deserved acclaim. Unlike the previous Death Star 10143, which was primarily designed for diorama use, the 10188 model is designed for playability; it includes 24 minifigures, including six exclusive new figures created specifically for this set. New minifigures and droids available for the first time in this set include Luke Skywalker and Han Solo in Stormtrooper outfits, Assassin Droid, Interrogation Droid, Death Star Droid, and two Death Star Troopers. For the first time, the Dianoga trash monster is also available; this allows recreation of the famous trash compactor scene from Episode IV, including Luke and Leia’s escape from the detention center and slide through the secret hatch.

Boasting 3,803 pieces, the LEGO Death Star 10188 offers four levels of authentic movie settings. Setup is a lengthy process; the spiral-bound instruction book is over 250 pages long, with 193 separate steps to completion. The finished result is nothing short of stunning, however, with removable walls, chairs that spin, and guns that rotate allowing multiple angles of fire from the Death Star death ray lasers. Authentic movie designs from Episodes IV and VI of the Star Wars Saga set the scene for hours of realistic play with this detailed playset. The Death Star features multiple decks which house the Death Star control room, Emperor’s throne Room, hangar bay complete with Darth Vader’s own TIE Advanced Starfighter, Imperial conference chamber, droid maintenance facility, and many other rooms suitable for playing out your favorite scenarios.

When assembled, the LEGO Death Star 10188 weighs about twenty pounds. It is remarkably sturdy for a set of this size and complexity, and stands up to moving reasonably well. There are a few fragile elements on the completed Death Star; the death ray lasers, for instance, are easy to dislodge, and a few small parts may come loose. These are easily replaced, and the overall playset is solid and well designed. Die-hard Star Wars purists may criticize the inclusion of elements from the original Death Star and the Death Star II in one unit, but given the added scenarios these inclusions make possible, this seems more a quibble than a genuine drawback to the set.

Overall, the LEGO Death Star 10188 playset is well worth its price tag; it offers hours of fun, both in building and in playing out your favorite Death Star scenes. The set includes nearly all the central Episode IV and VI characters, making it convenient and easy to portray classic scenes like the Throne Room duel between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. The set is recommended for ages 12 and up.

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