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The only one I'm not 100% sold on, is the Snowspeeder. But even then, I have a Birthday right after Christmas, so I'm sure I'll end up with it. Captain Phasma is a damn good looking mini fig.

Not specific to Lego, but here are some new pics from The Force Awakens. If nothing else, it gives us some good comparison photos for some of the mini-figs, whenever we get around to seeing the rest of them. Slight spoilers obviously... http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/ews-star-wars-the-force-awakens-cover-plus-12-new-images-604

The minifig list is kind of dissapointing. I was hoping for a masked and unmasked version of Kylo Ren. On the plus side, one could hypothetically put Finn's head on a trooper body, and Poe's head on Finn's body and you would have alternate attires. Also, it doesn't appear as if we are going to get very many lightsabres in wave 1.

Not sure if it's been posted by here are some pics of the orange and black x-wing from filming: Huge Star Wars fan, but I haven't bought a set since the first Landspeeder. Now that I have my own house, I fully plan on getting all of the Force Awakens sets.

Why would anyone be concerned about Captain Phasma not being Chrome? They already released a chrome TC14 and Stormtrooper in the past.

Uh what? You clearly haven't read the 2008 GOG (which the movie based on), if you think he isn't important. And there is an obvious reason he doesn't appear in any further issues. None of the characters in the movie are original GOG members.

For those wondering here is a list of the 2008 Guardians of the Galaxy: In the movie: Star Lord Drax Rocket Raccoon Gamora Groot Excluded: Adam Warlock (who is pivotal to the GOG story in the comics) Quasar Mantis Major Victory (very important to the GOG story as well in the comics) Bug Jack Flag Moon Dragon Cosmo the Dog The exclusion of Adam Warlock basically means that the movie will be completely original, which I think is fine, considering how complicated the GOG comics are. For those that haven't read them the best way to describe them would be Star Trek meets Terminator. I don't have any issues with the size of Groot. He's at his most badass when he is massive. Chances are it's reflective to the scene in the movie.

Hey guys! Long time Lurker, first time poster! Has it been confirmed anywhere that Milano is the name of the G.O.G. ship and not what is being rescued in the set.. In the comics the G.O.G. spaceship is simply called "Ship". And while it would make perfect sense for it to be given a diferent name, nothing comes up when you Google it...