LEGOStar Wars Build Your Own & Press-Out Book Set (2 Books)
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The awesome LEGO Star Wars Build Your Own Adventure book combines more than 50 inspirational LEGO building ideas with enthralling story starters and even includes a rebel pilot Minifigure and LEGO bricks to build an exclusive Y-wing starfighter model, just to get you started.
The Star Wars Build Your Own Millennium Falcon is packed with amazing puzzles and a Millennium Falcon of your own to build - there are hours of Star Wars fun to be had!
Product Features
LEGO Star Wars Build Your Adventure
Get inspired to build, then play out your own adventures using your LEGO bricks. Comes with a rebel pilot Minifigure and LEGO bricks to build an exclusive Y-wing starfighter model that is featured in the book. From a pod race on Tatooine to a jailbreak on Bespin, each chapter of LEGO Star Wars Build Your Own Adventure is packed with inspirational model ideas ideal for all ages and building abilities, with a mix of easy, medium, and harder models.
Star Wars Build Your Own Millennium Falcon
Join Han and Chewbacca aboard the fastest bucket of bolts in the galaxy. Work out complete mazes, code words, and puzzles in the uniquely illustrated, full-colour activity book. Then press out the pieces to create your very own mini Millennium Falcon model, perfect for re-creating famous scenes from the Star Wars saga. The model is made from a sturdy foam core. Press out the pieces to build the Millennium Falcon--with no glue required!
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And even though we know they're absolutely bonkers and possess zero relevance whatsoever, we waste no time telling people all about them.
Sad fact: nobody wants to hear it. There is only one dream worth talking about, and that's Martin Luther King Jr's.
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