| Star Wars Miniatures | The Star Wars Miniatures collection offers a great board game that doesn't require too much time or space to play. The miniatures are also exactly the right size for use with the Star Wars Roleplaying Game, which I would highly recommend. The old roleplaying system was made by West End Games, which I haven't tried.
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| LEGO Star Wars Gungan Patrol (7115) |  | Brand: Lego
Category: Toy
Buy New: $76.90
as of 3/11/2010 12:35 EST details
New (4) Collectible (2) from $50.00
Seller: Toy_Vualt_N_More
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 60286
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 5.4 x 1.9
MPN: 7115
UPC: 042884071158
EAN: 0042884071158
ASIN: B000042JZ9
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Join the battle against the Federation along with the Gungans | | • | Be part of patrol on the planet Naboo | | • | Includes 2 Gungan figures, 2 Kaadu figures, and a cart for carrying weapons and energy balls into battle | | • | Provides classic building enjoyment while sparking imaginative play for endless fun | | • | Includes 77 pieces |
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Product Description
Ride with the Gungans! Patrol the planet Naboo on kaadus with Jar Jar Binks and a Gungan warrior.
Editorial Review
As a mechanized army of Trade Federation battle droids descends on planet Naboo, the reclusive Gungan people decide to take arms against the enemy invaders and defend their peaceful homeland. Now you can join the battle against the Federation by assembling this 77-piece Gungan Patrol LEGO set. Part of the LEGO Star Wars: Episode I series, the set is easy to assemble and comes with an illustrated, step-by-step instruction booklet. Along with two miniature Gungan figures, the set includes two ostrichlike Kaadu figures, and a cart for carrying weapons and Gungan energy balls into battle. You can place the Gungan figures on any flat surface, or snap them easily into place on top of the Kaadu mounts. Other LEGO Star Wars: Episode I sets are sold separately. --Chris Burns
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| Customer Reviews:
Boring and bulky January 12, 2002
Eboucher (Feeding Hills, MA United States)
3 out of 8 found this review helpful
There are some neat pieces here, like the animals for the Gungans to ride. There's a small cart for storage of "energy balls" (clear blue 1x1 cylinders) that is sorta neat. The Gungan mini-figs are the same as the Jar-Jar ones, but in different clothes. Overall, only bother getting this set if you are working on a big Naboo display and need a bunch of Gungan soldiers.
Oh please. November 11, 2000
G.Spider (UK)
6 out of 14 found this review helpful
Oh no, Lego have got to be joking. The most awful alien life forms ever seen on the TV or cinema screen are brought out in plastic form. This set is worth it for novelty value, I suppose, and it does have some useful pieces like those giant radar dish wheels and those blue lights. And being able to inflict whatever kind of torture you desire on Jar Jar Binks is worth anybody's money.
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