LEGO 9526 Star wars - Palpatines Arrest

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Of course this entire scene happened indoors in the film, but here Palpatine’s Office is displayed on a shot of the Coruscant cityscape with several huge towers visible and a couple of landing platforms. The torso and hair is the same as the Anakin from his Jedi Interceptor that came out back in January, but the head is the new part. Once the model was revealed however, I found myself a little underwhelmed by it all and although the Minifigures were all that I had hoped for, the actual scene left something to be desired. i bought this set at the same time as Jabba's palace and a few others ands its my favourite and my 5 year old sons too.

I would recommend this set, however there are certain aspects which I find a little disappointing, for instance the lack of accuracy at the expense of play features. This set has been out for a few weeks on both sides of the Atlantic but given the interest in it, both before and after release, I think it's still worthy of a Brickset review. His arms are black, his left hand is flesh coloured, and his right hand is black as he wears a glove over his mechanical hand on that side. The head piece is printed with two alternative faces, one of which is simple with a slight smile (an odd choice in my opinion as he did not do any smiling in this scene), some black eyebrows, and several wrinkles and lines on his face, as well as his many scars which are very accurate to the film. Here's his double sided head It's pretty similar to one of the faces that he had in the Interceptor set, except this time he's not gritting his teeth.As you can see here, there's a good amount of open space where you can have the minfigures duel each other.

In 2008, Toys'R'Us asked Lego fans which Lego Star Wars set they would like to bre released in 2009.

BrickEconomy, the BrickEconomy logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©2024 BrickEconomy. He has a serious, but somehow slightly sombre expression and a huge amount of wrinkles printed on his face which even reaches a point where the horn piece covers up the design. The final member of the Jedi task force sent to arrest Chancellor Palpatine is the first to die, and probably the most obscure, Agen Kolar. His torso is printed with a dark red shirt featuring a belt and on top of that is a dark grey cross pattern which is just like what is seen on this character in the film.