- Unopened, contains six minifigures.
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Product Specifications
| Model Number: | 7754 |
| Number of Puzzle Pieces: | 789 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
| Batteries Required?: | No |
| Batteries Included?: | No |
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Product Description
Take Admiral Ackbar's place at the helm of the Home One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser and lead the Rebel Alliance attack on the second Death Star. The enormous 789 piece set is a must-have for Lego Star Wars collectors. The model was chosen by fans to celebrate 10 years of Lego Star Wars and is based on the famous ship from Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. The Home One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser includes: Command centre Repair hanger Green Squadron A-wing starfighter with firing flick-missiles 6 figures including exclusive Admiral Ackbar, Lando Calrissian and General Madine models Death Star hologram Working gears to raise the starfighter for take-off and rotate Admiral Ackbar's chair This incredibly detailed anniversary edition model measures 43cm x 23cm and takes hours of careful building.
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Our little boys were lucky enough to get this wonderful lego set from Father Xmas this year. What a hit it's been!
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This is the Mon Calamari Star Cruiser Home One where the Rebel Alliance are planning their attack on the Death Star. The set contains a command centre and briefing room, a launch and repair hangar, a fantastic Green Squadron A-Wing starfighter and 6 minifigures: Admiral Ackbar; Rebel leader Mon Mothma; General Lando Calrissian; General Madine; a Mon Calamari officer and a Green Squadron A-wing pilot.
I'm sure that this set would satisfy the most fervent Lego Star Wars fan as it has tons of detail and features. I'm neither a Star Wars or a Lego expert, unfortunately, but I've been very impressed with what it has to offer, (from a mum's perspective!). The briefing room, for example, has lovely touches such as a Death Star "hologram" and the facility to rotate Admiral Ackbar's command chair. The A-Wing fighter is a really good size and has the all-important flick firing missiles, and also has a removable engine that can be taken out, fixed and replaced in the repair hangar. This, I found, was a lovely touch that has provided lots of play appeal. From our perspective, though, by far and away the coolest thing about this set are the levers and gears that allow you to manoeuvre spacecraft within the hangar - you can bring them in, rotate them and send them back out again which makes it very real for a little boy! It also wasn't long before they realised that all you had to do was fix a small square block to the bottom of any ship and then it, too, could land and get serviced in the hangar - a great feature from the Rebels' point of view because since then we've been churning out all sorts of odd-looking Rebel ships at a huge rate of knots! I'm sure we have Darth Vader quaking in his boots!!
I know that this set isn't cheap, but if you're after a Lego set with staying power and lots of potential for imaginative play then it's a hard one to beat for a Star Wars fan. It takes quite a lot of time and commitment to build, (it's got 789 pieces!), but you end up with quite a sizeable playset which measures 43x23cm, and so far it's proved quite sturdy during play. Overall I would highly recommend it!
A few details about the set:
This is the Mon Calamari Star Cruiser Home One where the Rebel Alliance are planning their attack on the Death Star. The set contains a command centre and briefing room, a launch and repair hangar, a fantastic Green Squadron A-Wing starfighter and 6 minifigures: Admiral Ackbar; Rebel leader Mon Mothma; General Lando Calrissian; General Madine; a Mon Calamari officer and a Green Squadron A-wing pilot.
I'm sure that this set would satisfy the most fervent Lego Star Wars fan as it has tons of detail and features. I'm neither a Star Wars or a Lego expert, unfortunately, but I've been very impressed with what it has to offer, (from a mum's perspective!). The briefing room, for example, has lovely touches such as a Death Star "hologram" and the facility to rotate Admiral Ackbar's command chair. The A-Wing fighter is a really good size and has the all-important flick firing missiles, and also has a removable engine that can be taken out, fixed and replaced in the repair hangar. This, I found, was a lovely touch that has provided lots of play appeal. From our perspective, though, by far and away the coolest thing about this set are the levers and gears that allow you to manoeuvre spacecraft within the hangar - you can bring them in, rotate them and send them back out again which makes it very real for a little boy! It also wasn't long before they realised that all you had to do was fix a small square block to the bottom of any ship and then it, too, could land and get serviced in the hangar - a great feature from the Rebels' point of view because since then we've been churning out all sorts of odd-looking Rebel ships at a huge rate of knots! I'm sure we have Darth Vader quaking in his boots!!
I know that this set isn't cheap, but if you're after a Lego set with staying power and lots of potential for imaginative play then it's a hard one to beat for a Star Wars fan. It takes quite a lot of time and commitment to build, (it's got 789 pieces!), but you end up with quite a sizeable playset which measures 43x23cm, and so far it's proved quite sturdy during play. Overall I would highly recommend it!
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Hi, my name is Ben Kenobi and i am a huge lego star wars fan. I was given this set for christmas 3 years ago and it is the most fantastic lego set i have so far. When i unrapped the box i was amazed to see what this lego set can do and how many figures it came with. It is a great set and i would reccomend it to anyone.
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All star wars lego (SWL) is very expensive, and this is no exception, so it is with that in mind that I say it is relatively good value when compared to other items. (The A-wing by itself seems to be about £70 at the moment!)
It is not particularly iconic from the films, however there are plenty of possibilities for role play, with this as there are lots of different elements to it.
It also has some moving parts that are actually interesting, in terms of the sliding / rotating trolley for the ship.
It's well made and won't fall apart too quickly which is sadly often the case with SWL.
It is not particularly iconic from the films, however there are plenty of possibilities for role play, with this as there are lots of different elements to it.
It also has some moving parts that are actually interesting, in terms of the sliding / rotating trolley for the ship.
It's well made and won't fall apart too quickly which is sadly often the case with SWL.
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