Episode III has five levels in this game, and four of those already contain major duels/battles (Anakin v. This fantastic recreation of the scene from Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith features detachable entrance with sliding doors, hidden Lightsaber, Sith lightning bolts, Mace Windu window catapult, Force jump lever, and detachable landing pad with Jedi airspeeder with opening cockpit and dual flick missiles. Of course this entire scene happened indoors in the film, but here Palpatine’s Office is displayed on a shot of the Coruscant cityscape with several huge towers visible and a couple of landing platforms. On one of these it is possible to see the Naboo Royal Starship (I think we are all hoping for a Lego version of that one day).

It's pretty cool that all six of the figures are either a jedi or a sith, and it's also pretty rare to get this many lightsabers in one set. it is very good growth investment for most LEGO investors, it has also proven to extremely valuable for most Star Wars / Episode III collectors. In the office we can see all four of the Jedi who arrive to arrest Palpatine, the Dark Lord of the Sith himself leaping in to action, and the troubled Anakin Skywalker approaching quickly in his Jedi Airspeeder.I knew there was something really bugging me about the window, and when you made your argument that it should be shattering like the Helms Deep wall instead of just tilting forward i couldn't agree more. There are some nice big window sections which may be useful and of course a large number of dark grey plates of various shapes and sizes. The head is also brown in colour and is printed with a serious expression, black eyebrows, and some more black dot patterns.

The Mon Calamari Starcruiser won the poll and was released in 2009 as the 7754 Home One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser set. It recreates the Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith battle scene in Palpatine’s office where Mace Windu leads a Jedi number to capture/kill Chancellor Palpatine.

He has the same hairpiece as Eeth Koth as they are of the same species, but this one is very different in colour to that of Eeth Koth. This figure too is very similar indeed to previous versions, in fact there is only one slight change to this character. This set has been out for a few weeks on both sides of the Atlantic but given the interest in it, both before and after release, I think it's still worthy of a Brickset review. Near this area, there are also two mechanisms that throw Palpatine in the air to imidate his flipping he portrayed in his fighting style during the encounter of the Jedi Masters. Brickset, the Brickset logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©1997-2024 Brickset ltd.

The legs and hips are plain dark red, some printing would have been nice to continue his long robe, but this looks fine in my opinion. More Minifigures are nice, especially Palpatine, Saesee Tiin and the brand new Agen Kolar in my opinion. Like Mace Windu, this torso lacks back printing, but again it would only be covered up by the cape anyway. There are a few images of the scene in the film being recreated in Lego and a blueprint style shot of the Jedi Airspeeder from numerous aspects. The current value for a new and sealed Palpatine's Arrest is estimated around ₩686,536 today with current average yearly gain of about 11% but will level off in the next year closer to a 10% annual growth making it a solid investment.The hair is black and runs a long way down the torso on the front and back, with some binding keeping it neat and tidy at the rear. Great selection of figures although I would have liked the normal side of Palpatine's face not to be sneering as it would have been easier for animating etc. At this point I'm just ready for the wait to be over because I feel like people's expectations and standards have gotten way too high, and I think the issues we have with what we've seen and heard will seem a lot smaller when we're actually able to experience the whole thing for ourselves. I love this torso personally, and think it could be very useful for any custom Jedi you might wish to make. I believe it's been used in the Ninjago line too, but this is the first time it's been used for Star Wars!