This is the TIE Crawler from the Star Wars Expanded Universe. It was not featured in one of the six Star Wars movies, but I thought this set looked too cool to pass up! It has flip-out lasers, the treads move, and the cockpit can revolve independent from the treads! I think this set looks amazing, but I still have one complaint. The treads are made up of individual pieces, and assembling them took a large amount of time and concentration. As bad as that was, I think it was worth it! What do you think?
This blog features Lego Star Wars sets built and owned by it's creator, Joshua Mueller. Posts will include pictures of sets, and brief descriptions of his experiences with them. Comments are appreciated and encouraged!
Friday, July 11, 2014
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Here is the droid tri-fighter. This is the newest rendition of the set, not to be confused with older models. Despite the fact that it's a simple build, I think it looks sleek and stylish. I had missed my chance to buy the older version of the set, so I was excited when this one came out. Usually, I'm a sucker for classics, but I was no where near disappointed with this rendition. What are your thoughts?
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Say hello to Jedi master Yoda! This depiction is of Yoda during the reign of the Empire. His necklace is removable, and his head rotates. The small brick in the bottom-left corner of the screen is from a special give-away at a Lego store, and did not come with the set. This set was released in 2002, and is no longer being made. The instructions are in the old, 2D style, and are a bit tricky to read, but a careful eye can make it through the build with little frustration. What do you think of him?
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Hello from your friendly Lego Star Wars collector! I have a fairly large collection of sets, ranging from small ones with one hundred or less pieces, to the massive 5,000 piece monster set! I'd like to hear what you think about the sets I show here. I'll attempt to put up a new set every day, with at least one large set per week. Enjoy, brick by brick!
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