LEGO 75310 Star Wars TM Duel on Mandalore

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I will have a few more Star Wars sets to review over the next few weeks: be sure to follow the Rambling Brick to catch all of them! It features a LEGO brick-built throne with a secret drawer containing a blaster pistol, plus a decorative surround including a pop-out window element ideal for throwing a LEGO minifigure through! These two characters are highly desirable in minifigure form, and it is good to see them in a relatively inexpensive set. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

This includes metallic gold and metallic silver accents which look marvellous, continuing across the hips and legs.Certainly, it would be nice to have a new piece that's a size in between the Shaak Ti head piece and the original Ahsoka Tano head piece, but since that would involve creating a series of new molds, I must hold that to greater critisism. This version of Ahsoka Tano has only previously appeared in the AAT released in the second half of last year, while the torso of Darth Maul is a new print (the head appearing in a Book cover exclusive last year).

All recent 20€ duels have been available at a discount for most of their shelf life, just wait a couple months after release. As I pointed out, Bespin Duel (a SWC exclusive) fell within the normal range while Nebulon B (an SDCC exclusive) did not. The height of the montrals (horn like projections on the top of Ahsoka’s head), and length of the lekku (head tails) might not be entirely consistent with a Togruta of Ahsoka’s age. It's easy to assemble, simply screwing and connecting the cubes together, then slotting it into holes in the base plate.Back to the topic at hand: The elements in Dual on Mandalore are relatively unremarkable, and there is a sticker sheet – printed on transparent plastic – my favorite type!