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Um... it's a lego AT-AT... what's funny? I mean, granted, I find the whole concept of constructing what are supposed to be sophisticated military machines out of plastic blocks, in general, amusing. But am I missing something?
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Well, see, there have been rumors for the past year or so that Lego was going to put out an AT-AT, but they all got squashed ... and now there's proof of it! Plus, they're doing a Hailfire droid! I'm so excited.
Da_bang80
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OH MY GOD!
I better find out when those things are coming to Canada. (I hope) Y'know, out of all the star wars ships I've tried to build out of basic lego (not succesfully) I never even thought of trying to build the walkers. That's hot
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Lego hasn't "officially" announced either the AT-AT or the Hailfire droid. They'll probably be unveiled at the February Toy Show. But, here are some links to keep you covered:
www.fbtb.net (for the latest in Lego Star Wars news)
Are you old enough to play with those sharp blockes???
And, now, to be silly, have you ever built anything out of those huge ones, with the 2.5 inch pegs? I had gotten a couple of buckets of them for my son when he was 1 or 2, he loved stacking them up higher than he was tall....
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Crap... these AT-ATs are going to $$$et me back further in my insatiable quest to obtain every major classic trilogy LEGO product.
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Da_bang80
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Wow. I want that guys AT-AT. It's frickin awesome!
The guys X-wing model is nice too.
Anyone know how they keep the legos together at Lego Land? Do they glue them or just leave them freestanding? Cause it would seem pretty easy to grab a couple pocket-fulls while one was visiting that place. I'm just curious.
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Who in their right mind would want to shoplift Legos. What? Are you going to keep going back everyday untill you have enough peices to build whatever it is you are building?
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