LEGO Star Wars Republic Frigate 7964 price

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Lego Star Wars Republic Frigate 7964 , Raskullz Hawk Helmet , Atom 95x Mountainboard , Swimline Remote C Trol Submarine , Kent Boys Hypermountain Bike 20 Inch Wheels , Traxxas Rtr 110 Stampede 4x4 Vxl 24ghz , Boba Fett Character Lamp , Kettler Aero Air Tires Pedal Car , Ezy Roller Pink , Harvard Double Shootout Arcade Basketball Game , Torker Unistar Lx Unicycle 20 Bluechrome , Schwinn Scorcher Boys Bike 16 Inch Wheels , Deals Instep Pink Lady Pedal Car, Shockwave 110 Scale Rc Nitro Buggy By Redcat Racing Blue , Blade Mcp X Ready To Fly Rc Helicopter , Deals Bachmann Trains Digital Commander Ready, Power Wheels D F 150 , Blast Z E Magic Castle Inflatable Bouncer , Radio Flyer Liberty Spring Horse , Super Cub Dsm Rtf , From the Manufacturer As seen in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the iconic Republic Frigate features detachable escape pod, flick missile, opening cockpit, rotating turbolaser cannons, proton torpedo launcher, retractable undercarriage, opening hatches and detailed interior. Includes Yoda, Eeth Koth, Quinlan Vos, Clone Commander Wolffe and Wolfpack Clone Trooper minifigures.
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This review is from: LEGO Star Wars Republic Frigate 7964 (Toy)
I purchased this set for myself, a 31 y/o Star Wars nut, so this review is going to be more for people like me that build these sets for the fun of uilding and to put them on display. So far this is my largest Lego build, and by far was the most enjoyable to put together. The detail level on it is very nice, and all of the core structure is very sturdy. There are a few pieces that will pop off fairly easily, but they are all cosmetics (antennas, turrets, etc.) and are quite simple to just pop back on. The stickers appear to be pretty good and will probably stay attached on display for a long time. It is pre-organized into numbered bags that correpsond to a step in the build process, which makes it much less time consuming to build (no more digging through 1k pieces looking for that one little 1peg piece). This organized assembly process is also kind of neat to watch, as it goes together just like modern naval vessels: One segment at a time. It is a large kit, and will take up quite a bit of space on your display shelf. I'm going to have mine on a coffee table next to the Milenium Falcon kit I'm getting for Xmas. It is well balanced enough that hanging it from the carry handle is probably a viable option as well.