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LEGO Star Wars For Collectors
LEGO is no longer just for kids Star Wars fans were delighted when in 1999, the first Star Wars themed LEGO set was released to coincide with The Phantom Menace movie and became one of the coolest things for fans to own. Not long after, new LEGO sets started to emerge following each of the newer movies. You could build many scenes from each movie or just play with the models of the ships or LEGO men characters. Recently LEGO extended it’s licence with Lucas film Ltd to continue releasing sets until 2011. The sets also inspired video games based
In 1977, Kenner made Star Wars figures. What company makes the same line of figures for episode 1 through 3.?
There are so many different kinds of Star Wars figures now. I simply want to continue my line of Kenner made figures from the 1970′s and 80′s. what is the Kenner equivelent for Phantom Menance, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith figures? I am looking for consistency. there has to be a company that continued the successful Kenner line of figures. please advise. In 1977, Kenner made Star Wars figures. What company makes the same line of figures for episode 1 through 3.? Tags: Phantom, Episode, star wars figures, clones, revenge of the sith figures, Kenner
“Star Wars – The Phantom Menace” DVD Screen Captures
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Red Letter Media has put out what are both the most accurate, and the funniest, reviews of The Phantom Menace and Attack of The Clones you’ll ever see. They’re both multipart videos that run well over an hour but definitely worth it. Warning, though, the review is probably not safe for work due to lots and lots of adult language. Here’s part one of the Phantom Menace video: And here are the links for parts two, three, four, five, six, and seven. And here’s part one of the AOTC review: And the links for parts two, three, four, five, six,
