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The video reviews the new Lego Star Wars Creative Play Droid Builder set, highlighting its appeal to children and enthusiasts alike. With 1,186 parts and priced at $100, the set releases on August 1st and includes notable droids like R2-D2, Chopper, and a special young Princess Leia with Lola 59 minifigure. The reviewer appreciates the quality and versatility of the buildable droid figures, which allow for customization with various accessories. The Chopper droid, from "Star Wars Rebels" and "Ahsoka," is specially designed to match the character's unique look and includes references to Dave Filoni. The set also features a 25-year anniversary minifigure, making it appealing to collectors despite being mainly targeted at younger audiences. The reviewer concludes by recommending the set at its price or on discount, expressing anticipation for future releases.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer provides a detailed look at the new Lego Star Wars Creative Play Droid Builder set. They mention that the set was constructed live on their channel and appreciated its unique appeal, particularly for children. The set, gifted by Lego, features 1,186 parts and costs $100, releasing on August 1st. Key components include four droids, such as R2-D2 and Chopper, and the exclusive young Princess Leia and Lola 59 minifigure. The review highlights the minifigure’s quality, particularly the droid Lola 59, while noting that certain elements like Leia’s hairpiece and headpiece are reused. The inclusion of this exclusive minifigure in the set was seen as slightly out of place, suggesting it might have been better suited for the C3PO set released on the same date.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various buildable droid figures, highlighting how they are similar in their basic build techniques but can be customized with different finishing touches and accessories. The droids include R2-D2, which is considered a better mix compared to the original version, a pink droid with interchangeable parts like sunglasses and a top hat, and a sophisticated droid with removable blasters and a bow tie. The speaker finds these droids to be easy to assemble and considers them ideal as desktop ornaments. They emphasize the enjoyment and versatility of customizing the droids while appreciating their design and assembly process.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses the buildable Lego version of Chopper, a droid from “Star Wars Rebels” and “Ahsoka.” The Chopper build is unique because of its shorter torso to match the character’s stature, and although the proportions may seem slightly off, the colors and design capture Chopper well. The droid includes fun accessories and references to Dave Filoni, the voice of Chopper and a key figure in “Star Wars” shows. The presenter also speculates about the potential for larger, brick-built versions in the future. They acknowledge this set is likely targeted towards a younger audience due to its playability and potential for shared building experiences, rather than adult collectors seeking display pieces.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the inclusion of a 25-year anniversary minifigure in a new LEGO set, acknowledging that while the set is not mainly for adults, the minifigure makes it a compelling purchase. The speaker mentions their personal intention to buy the set, ideally at a discounted price, and appreciates LEGO for gifting the set. They recommend the set at its price point or at a discount, and encourage viewers to share their thoughts in the comments. The segment concludes with a hopeful note about future LEGO sets and a friendly sign-off.