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lomis
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Who knows if it's really a hint of what's to come, but this is what I think is the reference from Instruction booklet 2, page 78: "More rocket power has been added to the Renegade via these fusion-activated energy pods. The range of the Renegade may now be able to reach Futuron bases in this quadrant we previously thought secure." -
Higher resolution + additional images are available on the LegoLeak subreddit now.
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Images of Asoka's Interceptor and Home One are up on the LegoStarWarsLeaks subreddit. The Interceptor looks good. And now the 4+ Mando and Grogu image is up.
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I am not a huge Marvel/DC fan, but am always interested in modular-compatible builds. In fact, I do own the 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum set, which looks good enough next to other Advanced/Creator/Icons Modular Buildings. But this, simply put, looks pitiful. And the price makes it even worse, regardless of piece count. It makes it very clear how poorly scaled this set is. I would be truly disappointed if I were an X-Men fan hoping to place it anywhere near a Modular Building.
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Yeah, that makes a lot of sense and I'm absolutely intrigued what that will look like... especially if it's a corner building. My concern is if it plays too much with angles and such - reducing the overall building(s) footprint(s). Other than the use of Light Nougat, the other major problem I have with the Boutique Hotel is that it just doesn't feel grand enough to me.
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It's up on LEGO.com for the US: https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/jabba-s-sail-barge-75397
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The official pictures for the TIE Interceptor on lego.com look good. I especially like the cockpit interior.
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And/or also from the 75393: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter set?
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Agreed somewhat. I consider Assembly Square one of the best, if not the best, modular building. It would be difficult for any set to replace it. Having said that, I see the Natural History Museum as a completely different type of modular than Assembly Square, and not as a replacement. The only things they really have in common are their 48x32 footprint and that they are modulars. The museum has one standalone, singular theme, whereas Assembly Square is a combination/tribute to many other modulars that came before it. In short, I'm happy with both and am very much looking forward to building the museum. My biggest challenge in the near future, as usual, is figuring out where I am going to display all of these sets...
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Has anyone guessed Kino Loy?
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I'm in the US and saw many of the parts available on the evening of 2023-10-16. And the ordering was also a mess when I tried to add evertyhing to my order. I had to click to add items multiple times until they were added. The soldier torso was available at the time along with almost everything else. The only thing I didn't see that I wasn't really interested in anyway was the Governor's/Admiral's hat.
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That is excellent news. Thanks for sharing! I've been checking PaB at least once a week since the set's release. I guess it's time to up the frequency!
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As someone who does not own the previous Ghost nor intend on ever building an MOC version - I purchased the Ghost and Phantom II set and don't regret it for a minute. The build was really fun and I think the final model looks great. I'm not really that nitpicky about LEGO sets being replicas of the models from the movies. And the Ghost is by far the most interesting of the Ahsoka sets. The price is a bit high, but that seems to be par for the course for so many sets these days. Having said that - I may think about modding it to clean up the underside. But if I don't get around to it, so be it.
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