Editorial Review

Though the finished product is a fun set of toys--a Genosian Fighter with many mobile parts, a smoothly swinging anti-aircraft gun, and two geonosian soldiers--it is almost more like a 3-D puzzle than a toy. For younger kids who don't have the patience to wade through the directions, which, though text-free, are really quite detailed, the set may end up in a big, hopeless muddle. But for kids with the ambition and focus, or for parents who want some together time with their kids, the task of putting the thing together is certainly doable, and the result is a fun and colorful slice of the Star Wars universe for your very own. --David Stoesz ... Read more

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WOW! this is the better than the jedi starfighter!
thi set is awesom.it comes with 2 battle droids and 2 geanosians. a ship and a cannon. Bad: this ship sometimes losses one of its fragile bottom sections.Good: this ship is fun and is a great addition to any star wars lego collection!

A powerful Geonosian vehicle
This toy is the most powerful vehicle next to the Hailfire droid and that giant ball thing in the movie, well thats all the Geonosian had to battle, next to the droids. It is more versitile than the Jedi Starfighter, although only one cannon on it, it makes it up with its speed. They are powerful when attacking in packs, like when Aniken in was in the Republic Gunship, 2 of the Geonosian fighters shot the ship down as soon as Aniken got out. This lego set is kind of unstable, but I would highly recomend it to anyone.

One of the best sets, and a good buy, too.
This set is perfect to go along with the Count Dooku speeder bike from jedi duel, and to go with the republic gunship. The cannon and engine pieces are cool. they are the same ones as the gun pieces from the AT-TE.

best ever value since the snowspeeder
A great value item 4 perfectly done figures and really accurate IT looks super also to make the battle scene they give a large cannon that makes a great add-on.I have not made the re- makes yet but they look good.This is a really good buy I would reccomend this to a star wars fan or lego fan .Buy It NOW!!! ... Read more

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Fun to look at- not to play with
This is a really cool example of a 3-d puzzle-- but it does have faults. It is not durable. Mine falls apart if you touch it. I didn't put it together quite how you were supposed to, which is another fault. Once you put together the puzzle, it is very hard to assemble the parts. The base is not stable, and it doesn't stand up on the bottom like the pic shows on the box. On the other hand, it looks really cool and stands about a foot and a half high. The sound system is great. To sum it up- if you don't need perfection and like either Star Wars or 3D puzzles to display (not play with!) then this is a great buy. ... Read more

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Disappointing when unmasked
I found this toy very disappointing. The packaging means that you can't see Leia's face before you buy, and despite other reviewers, I and a friend who collects Carrie Fisher stuff both felt that the face didn't look like her, AND wasn't particularly interesting. A bad combination.

If you want her as this disguised figure, the clunky permanent-glove hands won't bother you, but those of us who like to do some customizing prefer figures that we can make other outfits for, and the gloves are a problem. Like a Barbie, she comes with the hidden broad-arrow neck designed to break rather than be removable, which doesn't help.

As for the Solo in Carbonite: bleh. Vague abstract glows that you could pretend are him if you care enough, but when I sold a couple of these figures loose, people wouldn't take the Carbonite Solo display even as a gift.

So. If you just want her to look like she does in the box, the figure's probably fine. But unmasked, she's not even worth it at the sale price, to my taste.

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12'' Leia
I think this Leia is great. I am a big Star Wars fan and I have been looking for somthing like this for a while. I really like Leia's face. It accually looks like Carrie Fisher. The 12" Padme doll doesn't look anything like Natlie Portman. All and all I really enjoy this doll

A Super Collector's Item
This is one of the best two (2) pack's that Hasbro has put out to date. I would strongly recomend it to all, collector's and
kid's as a play toy. The packaging has great art work depicting
Jabba's Throne Room, where Boussh "Leia" tride to free Han Solo.
I my self have two of them, one in the box for display and one for my kid's to play with they love it, my son and daughter. So
if you have a Star Wars fan in your life get this set for them you can't go wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When Dealing With Hutts
When dealing with a Hutt, one needs to bring more to barter with besides the simple press of currency and a mind rich with intrigue. An even temper is something that works well in these cases sometimes, a few bargaining chips that the Hutt can't seem to live without in others, a vessel by which to make a hasty retreat can keep the odds a bit more on the bargainees side, and a good Bounty Hunter disguise is something that works if you need employment to go with that. Still, when your life and the life of the person you is on the line and you don't want to end up on the platter of a Rancor, its always good to bring a secret scent of something like, I don't know, portable bomb interaction to the table as well. Ask a certain princess because she can attest to that well.

Within the confines of this 12" Boushh figure captured from the realms The Return of the Jedi, there are many pros and cons that plead the figures case slightly but that make this something unworthy of purchase in others. This is a disturbing fact when you break them down, too, because Boushh would be nice to own in "its" greatness. Still, the reason I wouldn't suggest going on the quest of obtaining and the highpoints are as follows:
First, there is the problem I have with the packaging, a detail which I find myself absolutely hating and stunned by. The reason I say this is because its so simplistic, not capturing any scenes from the movie and showcasing a setting by which to refresh the mind at all. Perhaps this isn't something that many people care about and that I would forgive in most cases, but the utter lack of concern for a nice encasing merits my anger herein.

Second, on the figure itself, the Bouschh disguise looks pretty nice, with the helmet capturing the adornment element in a nice way and the outfit doing wonders in the "completing the image" department. The addition of a little handheld bundle of explosive love was also nice to have, as was the weapon that can be seen gracing the figures hands. Still, the gloves of the outfit were painted onto the arms instead of being loosely crafted editions and the helmet, when removed, reveals a beast I like to call Leia-Barbie that seems to scare my other Bounty Hunters. Yes, you can somewhat see Her Highness in the face looking out toward its consumer, but you can also see the look of many and many a Barbie doll captured in the vacancies of her grinning, almost mocking, expression. This is horrible in many a right and, to me, a nasty blackmark against the product because I have to leave the helmet on all the time unless my Rancor needs something to chew on.

Lastly, there's the "Carbonite Solo" that I wanted as an addition to my Boba Fett 12" figure, but that I found completely disappointing. Basically, its a piece of plastic encasing a slow lighting mechanism which makes a silhouette of Han glow slightly when pressed. It has to be dark in a room to get it to do so, though, and the image is a faint, almost unrecognizable thing. That's because not only is it this basic, but it is also a flat beast without any Han pressing outward, devoid of that horrified expression peaking out from what Jabba thought would make good wall art for his palace to entertain myself with.

If you must buy this then you must buy it, but be warned ahead of time that you might find some of these thing disappointing. I say this because I had looked forward to it for quite some time and found myself frowning, something that not even a little dance from my buddy, S. Crumb, could drown out, when I received this piece of coal as a gift. Not recommended.

Double Gretness of Leia
This is a Great adittion to the 12'' Slave Leia With R2-D2, And the 12'' Han Solo with Corbonite Block!! A must have for any Leia or die hard star wars fan!! I Highly recommend this great deal to anyone, and it's only [$$$]!! I absolutely don't believe it!! ... Read more

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I Am A Jedi
What a dynamic pose! This figure is bursting with energy and excitement. The long lightsaber trail comes in two pieces and once put together is very striking. The amount of deatail on Lukes hair and clothes is exceptional. The only drawback is that the figures face doesn't resemble Mark Hamil enough (check out the Han Solo figure for an incredible likeness). That said, the figure is so dramatic that is the first one everyone comments on when seeing my collection for the first time.

Highly recommended for all Star Wars fans.

"I am a Jedi......Like my father before me"
I really like this "Unleashed" action figure of Luke Skywalker.
It depicts Luke in all of his Jedi Glory from the movie "Return Of The Jedi".
Luke's hair flies in the air as his body twists and his bright green lightsaber flashes, as it cracks and signifies the Return of the Jedi Knights to power and the Return of Luke's father, Anakin, from his long stint as the evil Darth Vader.
The determination in Luke's face is very apparent, and this action figure is SO DETAILED that it actually depicts the little growths that actor Mark Hamill had on his face, when he played Luke in "Return Of The Jedi"!
This is the best and the coolest Luke Skywalker action figure ever made!
It captures the moment when Luke transforms from the farm boy that dreamed of being a Jedi Knight, into his being a real Jedi Knight, who becomes a Jedi because he showed LOVE, towards his Father, not hate, like the evil Emperor wanted Luke to show.
With the bright green flash of Luke's Lightsaber, he defends the Universe against hate and oppression.
This action figure is BEAUTIFUL!

Re-release of last year's sculpt
This is one of the four re-releases from the Unleashed line to show up this summer (Darth Sidious is the other at the moment, two more are to be released later). Depicting Luke during his final climactic battle with Darth Vader aboard the second Death Star, it captures all the conflict Luke feels. The sculpt of his face could have been better, and I'm not abig fan of the "Lightsaber trail," but definitely one worth picking up. I've got min sitting right next to the Unleashed Han Solo. ... Read more