Concentrate all firepower on that Super Star Destroyer! Lego has revealed an impressive-looking 630-piece Executor Super Star Destroyer buildable set ahead of the 40th anniversary of "Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi."
It's not a trap! You really can pre-order the set for $69.99 (£59.99 in the UK) straight from the Lego store and have it shipped from May 1. Just as if it's come out of hyperspace, this set has kind of come out of nowhere, not that we're complaining. It's built for display and that really comes across with the imposing figure it possesses.
Although this isn't officially on shelves as of yet, this is certain to up there with one of the best Lego Star Wars sets around. That is, in no small part, because it measures a whopping 17 inch (43 centimeters) in length and it's packed with details - look at those adorable little Star Destroyers flying around it.
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This could be the Lego set you're looking for. It's great for both fans of Lego and collectors alike, whether you're in the market for your next build or you're looking for a gift for the Jedi Master in your life. It measures a whopping 17 inches (43cm) in length, but also 5.5 inches (14cm) in height and 7 inches (18cm) in width - so it's an imposing figure no matter where you display it.
It also comes with its own display stand and plaque to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Return of the Jedi movie. Another neat feature is that it comes with two Star Destroyers that sit on translucent elements to show the true scale of one of the largest space ships in the Star Wars universe.
The Lego Executor Super Star Destroyer also comes with illustrated instructions to assist you with your build. Is there a better way to celebrate the 40th anniversary of one of the most iconic movies in the Star Wars franchise and indeed an iconic movie in its own right? Remember, build or build not, there is no try.
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