Everyone loves Lego at some point during their lives. It's something that never gets old, no matter how much it is played with. That's the beauty of the Lego concept. By a long way the most well-liked Lego line lately has been the line of Lego Star Wars toys and play sets, which has been so popular it has even produced the famous Nintendo video game releases.

The magnitude of the Star Wars movie universe means that there is an almost unlimited capacity for Lego models and play sets, with hundreds of distinctive vehicles, settings and characters to choose from. Many of the most popular Lego Star Wars models are based on spaceships such as the iconic X-Wing or Millenium Falcon. Several of these particular toys have missile firing features, retractable landing gear and other complicated parts, so you can create your own dogfights between whatever vehicles you choose to do so with. Some Lego model kits also even feature motorized elements, such as the Walking AT-AT.

Every Star Wars movie and TV series is represented well in the Lego Star Wars line, including the original and prequel trilogies, and the more current Clone Wars TV versions. All of the primary and secondary characters are available in Lego form, either included with sets or around to buy individually. A good number of these figures have become hugely collectable in their own right! They can be put inside vehicles or employed in sets like Jabba's Palace or the Mos Eisley Cantina.

As with any toys involving small parts and detailed instructions, parental guidance is imperative for young children, both to ensure that they make their toys in the right manner as well as ensuring they don't harm themselves while doing so. As many of the Star wars Lego toys are so highly detailed, it may be a good idea to check out some reviews of each item before you buy, to make sure the toy is suitable for your particular home situation.

Collectors of Star wars memorabilia have also discovered the joys of Star wars Lego, meaning that some of the more elaborate sets, such as the Endor play set, could be quite difficult to track down at this time of year. Plus, the speculator's market has also seen a huge price rise come about with some of the rarer toys in the range, putting them out off reach of many seasonal family budgets. I would suggest to the parents of Star Wars loving children that they stick to the less expensive, rather more widely available toys. This by no means should mean they'll have less fun, but you'll have a thicker wallet!

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If you are a fan of wither Star Wars or Lego then you are aware of the popularity of Star Wars Lego. Apart from the fact that it is a merging of two huge properties it is also really cool to see the locations, ships and characters of Star Wars come to life in Lego.

In 2009 Lego celebrated 10 years of making sets based around the Star Wars franchise and one year later, we take this opportunity to look back at the sets that are simply too cool to pass up, no matter how old you are.

The big daddy of Star Wars Lego sets, both in minifigure count and basic coolness is set 10188, The Death Star. Released in 2008 and with a massive total of 24 figures, including multiples of the main characters in different costumes this set is how all playsets should be made. With 3800 pieces and measuring Death Star measures 16'(41cm) tall and 16'½'(42cm) wide. It is a 360 diorama with rooms on each side representing different landmark moments in the original trilogy including the trash compactor from A New Hope and the Final Battle between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker in the Emperor's Throne Room. At $399 get it now before it blows out on the secondary market.

Speaking of blowing out on the secondary market, chasing down the Cloud City set now is going to set you back just under $1000. Another Star Wars playset it comes in at 705 pieces and features 7 rather hard to find figures. With an open layout it depicts the various important moments in the Empire Strikes Back finale, set on Bespin, otherwise known as Cloud City. It is a cool set that has many play features and makes a cool display piece.

The UCS Millennium Falcon is the biggest Star Wars Lego set produced so far at 5195 pieces. It was the first UCS release to feature minifigures and fans appreciated the ability to use it as a playset, on the outside at least. Inside there is not much to speak of, due to the restraints put on the layout by design requirements of such a large and flat ship. Despite this small grip it remains one of the most popular sets with fans.

The AT-AT has always been a favourite design for Star Wars fans. Few original fans can forget that moment in the darkened theatre when these All Terrain Attack Transports walked out of the Hoth snowscape in The Empire Strikes Back. Lego has produced a number of versions of the AT-AT but the most popular has to be their motorized version. Purists will baulk at this suggestion but it is a very fun set and making the transport walk by itself for the first time is s sight to behold.

Other popular models include Jabba's Sail Barge (set 6210) which has almost all the major characters including rare figures Lando and Boba Fett in one place (just missing Chewbacca and C3PO). A similar character set exists in the Battle Of Endor (Set 8038) which is popular kids with because of its various elements and collectors because of the cool ewoks.

The sets above just skim the surface of the cool sets released over the last 10 years and hopefully, with the Star Wars franchise still going strong, Lego will continue its great relationship with the galaxy far, far away.

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Welcome to our Hubpage that's all about Star Wars Lego toys! The Star Wars galaxy is one of the biggest science fiction films which has been awfully popular for decades now, thanks to the flicks, the comics, the computer games, the merchandise and the various cartoon versions of it, and Lego fans have had lots to collect in the world of Star Wars Lego toys.

Over time, a huge number of the well known stores, film characters and scenes have been recreated in Lego form, giving Star Wars fans old and young the chance to build and enjoy their favourite things from the Star Wars films. there were tiny scale sets and huge dioramas, and the selection has offered brilliant Star Wars Lego building blocks for e ach budget and interest.

So whether it is the original Star Wars trilogy, any of the prequels, the CGI versions like The Clone Wars, the console games or the big Star Wars galaxies, there's the best Star wars Lego money can buy! Let's take a look at the various kinds of Lego Toys that have been provided in the Lego variety....

There have been a good number of brilliant Lego toys and play sets available for each of the 6 Star wars science fiction films, so whether you are an old-skool original trilogy fanatic or a lover of the more recent Star wars prequels, there is some grand Star wars Lego out there so you can gather and enjoy. The original shipss, including the Millenium Falcon, the X-Wing, the TIE Fighter, and even the Imperial Destroyer, were all recreated as fantastic Lego toys, allowing fans to recreate the film as Lego with the excitement and battles of the first trilogy.

Followers of the prequel movies were treated to a huge choice of items and play sets relating to those films, including assorted ships and other vehicles ( from both sides of the war ), dioramas (such as the very preferred Genosian arena from Episode 2: Attack of The Clones) and naturally, the characters themselves.

Lego Star Wars toys have been an enormous pull for Star Wars lovers ever since the first bits came out to the public. As with all Lego, when you have made the vehicle (or starship) in the way it would be put together, you are then in a position to make changes, add to and try different things with the Lego designs and more, providing you with even more possibilities to create your official Star Wars merchandise and create your own versions of the mythical ships and scenes from the film!

After the most recent trilogy had been completed, along with the CGI 'Clone wars' clips, where next for the Star Wars franchise? The answer arrived in the form of the latest computer animated Clone Wars TV series.

The animated series started with a extra long length episode of the series that were shown at cinemas all over the world. While the Clone Wars television series and the theatre release were both had a meeting with a walm hearted reception, the authentic toys for Star Wars: The Clone Wars has demonstrated to be a major success with fans old and young. The stylized versions of favourite characters, ships and locations in space, mixed with a few really good brand new characters like Ahsoka, have been very hip indeed.

A serious bit of the Clone Wars merchandise on the market is undoubtedly the Clone Wars Lego toys and play sets. The Lego makers have really acheived a great job bringing the stylized vision of the Star Wars galaxies to the Lego toy trade, and collectors have been having a blast with the new versions of favourite star ships and scenes. Clone wars lego is turning out to be one of the best ranges of Star wars Lego than ever before!

There in addition has been a sequence of good interactive games released based upon mostly on the Star Wars Lego toys variety. How brilliant could that be?! One of these hit interactive games were based on the recent films, and the follow up covered the first films. There's also a version which is known as 'The Complete Saga', which goes across all 6 parts in the Star Wars film episodes. The translation of the Lego Star wars ideas to the interactive games platform has been a massive success with both fans of Star Wars and the interactive games generation generally. All the classic film scenes and best film characters are present, including the awesome lightsabre battle with Darth Maul from Star Wars Episode one : The Phantom Menace. The Lego Star Wars interactive games are among the best Star Wars games ever, and certainly great fun!

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Star Wars Legos are the greatest thing according to my 10 year old son. He has been building legos since he was about 5 and he has built the cars, the Bionicles and the other action sets but Star Wars Lego Sets are by far his favorite.

There are many Star Wars Legos to chose from, you can either be a good guy or join the Dark Side. He started out building some of the more basic Star Wars Lego Sets and is always looking for the next challenge. Every time we go to Target or WalMart we have to check and see if there is a new Star Wars Legos Set out.

Star Wars Legos come in sets as low as $10 up to hundreds of dollars. While the smaller Star Wars Lego Sets are relatively easy to build, usually having only a few bags of parts, some of the bigger Star Wars Legos have many bags of parts and several assembly manuals. On thing we found out the hard way, is the parts bags are usually logically grouped so that similar parts for a particular assembly portion are grouped together. Now when he builds a Star Wars Lego set, he puts each bag into a small bowl rather than dumping them all together in one big bowl.

The biggest Star Wars Lego Sets he has built so far must have had 400 pieces. I know it ran around $50 or so and kept him busy for several nights. Every so often he would come over and show me how some part went together and what it could do. One of my favorite Star Wars Lego Sets he built is one of the walkers (sorry, Star Wars fans, I know it's called something more complex than that). It was kind of hard to build because so many of the pieces were gray. It looks really cool on display.

One thing I have noticed about Star Wars Legos, and it probably holds true with any Legos set, is my son always wants to see what "guys" come with the kit. Some of the Star Wars Legos kits come with 4 or 5 guys. Very important in the Lego world.

One day when I thought we had bought all the Star Wars Lego Sets, I went on line to see what is available. Wow!! That's where I found out just how big some of the Star Wars Legos can be. You can even build the Death Star, if you can afford it and you have the patience. My son insists that he will buy it someday.

As for "guys", you can actually buy Star Wars Lego Kits of actual characters like Darth Vader, very cool.

I have always like Legos and all though I am not a Star Wars fan, I really like the fact that my son spends hours building them and is proud to display them. Besides, there is much more to life than video games. Oh yeah, you can get a Star Wars Legos video game to!

Amazon offers some really cool Star Wars Legos Sets you won't find at your local big buy store, check it out.

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