LEGO Star Wars Slave I Toy by LEGO

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Can you let me know what you find? I would very much like to hear what you think about the mod I did. I'm not good at doing these things so I won't be able to tell if it is 100% in-system or too complicated. I'm just a new AFOL and I only started buying LEGO again just 3 months ago after a dark age of 25+ years. In fact, your UCS Slave 1 was the Lego set that brought me out of the dark ages. Hi. I read about an issue with the UCS Slave 1 where the front section may eventually droop with time after being placed on the stand. See topic below for reference with a picture: Let’s take a deeper look at the features highlighted for this build of the Slave 1 and some of the play functions. One of the built-in functions made with Technic liftarms is a grip. It can be neatly folded away.

Update the stabiliser fins to improve their visual look and ensure they integrate properly with the new cowlings and internal detailsAnd last but not least, was this gap really noticed during the design process ? If yes, what were the solutions you could offer to solve it ? I'm pretty sure that with the variety of tests and TLC expectations you were praising, you could have anticipated it.

The next step is to pull off the side panels and look for the set of parts encircled in red and remove them. Next up is anti-hero Boba Fett. There are already a myriad of different versions of the Boba Fett minifigure, and now there’s another as this version is exclusive to the set. That having been said, his torso print looks very similar to the print which adorns at least one of the more recent versions of the minifigure, although I don’t recognise the printed arms from previous versions. I also suspect that his dark tan printed pauldron is new. I’m pretty sure that his printed legs have featured in at least one previous version of the minifigure however, as has his helmet. I'm not against UCS Harry Potter, I just don't quite see it, and your comment didn't half make me facepalm!And TLG will also have their own sales figures to go on. The fact that they produce so many Star Wars UCS models shows, as much as you may protest, that they do sell.