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Re: 2000 SW Sets
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Date: 
Fri, 15 Oct 1999 17:35:48 GMT
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James Simpson <jsimpson@rice.edu> wrote in message
news:FJnKLK.BEu@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.starwars, John VanZwieten writes:
> > This was posted to RTL by Martin:
> > 
> > Today I managed to buy the new Technic Battle Droid (8001) from Toymaster • in
> > Leicester for £20.00
> > The model is smart and there are also building instructions for an AT-ST
> > too.  The Battle Droid curls up just like the movies and unfolds with a
> > click of a button.  It can also draw it's gun from the back pack too!!
> > Inside the box I also found a small insert with pictures of some new Star
> > Wars Lego coming out next year.  This includes :
> > 
> > Technic Pit Droid (8000)
> > Technic Destroyer Droid (8002)
> > Slave I with Carbon frozen Han Solo (7144)
> > Two Kaadus with Gungan riders (7115)
> > 
> > Best Regards
> 
> Are the Kaddus made primarily from bricks, rather than large special pieces
> (like the Rock Raiders creature?)  Based on the insert, can you estimate a
> possible piece count for the Slave I and the Kaadus?

I haven't seen the pics myself, but that won't stop me from making some wild
guesses.

I can estimate the number of pieces for the B-Wing at about 190.  This puts it
right between the Naboo Fighter at 174 and the Snowspeeder at 220.  So unless
it comes in a set with another big model, I'd say that's our $19.99 classic
set.

Given the 7115 number for the Kaadus set, it's probably 50-60 pieces and $5.99
price.  Note that still leaves 7112, 7113 and 7114 open.  At 7144, the Slave 1
probably comes in at the $29.99 price level with 240-260 pieces.  Again, 7142
and 7143 are still open.

Anyone care to guess at the Millenium Falcon's number?  7190?

Tatooine Skiff--could this be done with 80-90 pieces at $9.99?
A-Wing Fighter--I'd imaging this would be about the same size as the B-wing.
Maybe they're packaged together at $49.99?  Or even better would be a TIE
fighter packaged with the A-Wing, it would be a pretty natural fit.

AAT--is this $29.99 material?
MTT--Done to halfway decent scale, this should be huge and expensive.  If it
comes with enough battle droids, I'd pay $89.99 for it.

-John Van



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(...) I have been ldrawing a skiff on my lunch hour for several weeks now. It is currently somewhere around 75 pieces. It has a retractable plank and I am currently working on the "cranes" underneath it. I'm sure LEGO could do the offical one with (...) (27 years ago, 15-Oct-99, to lugnet.starwars)

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(...) Are the Kaddus made primarily from bricks, rather than large special pieces (like the Rock Raiders creature?) Based on the insert, can you estimate a possible piece count for the Slave I and the Kaadus? (27 years ago, 15-Oct-99, to lugnet.starwars)

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