The battle-damaged Darth Vader is also a nice addition to anyone's set, though I still prefer the normal Darth Vader over the battle-damaged one. Minifigure collectors and most other collectors will really want this set because of this, and later these minifigures can amount to a large sum of money. The torso design is characteristically true to the original characters from the Star Wars expanded universe. Includes a spring-loaded missile cannonДespite the low amount of minifigs included with this set (3), they are all very rare and have not been produced by LEGO ever before and therefore compensate for the statistically low amount.The overall playability of this set is a moderate 6, because it might not be the best 'swoosh' set for kids under seven. There are also smaller features like how the roof opens up that really add to the playability of this set. The wings also attract the attention of onlookers because of their odd shape, as we will talk about in Display. A nice part about the ship is that the side 'wings' fold up for landing. The only problem with these, as mentioned before, is that they fall out all too often, and are annoying to put back. Also, there are flick-fire missiles mounted on the ship. There are many weapons, from rockets to blasters, to take on the rest of your LEGO collection! For one, there is a special lever that activates a hidden missile. The playability of this set is very high because of all the things you can do with it. This set is a set that tries to please both collectors and kids. This droid plays a large roll in Starkiller's story. They have a droid, or rather Darth Vader does, called PROXY. If you have read, learned, or played Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, you know about a third creature involved with Starkiller and Juno. As usual, the flick-fire missiles don't always stay where you want them to. Also, there isn't sufficient room to house both Starkiller and Juno Eclipse within the ship, and side panels fall off easily. Then again, this is supposed to be a stealthy ship. On my opinion, the color scheme is relatively bland, with black as the prominent color. As good as it seems, there are problems associated with the general design of the 7672 Rogue Shadow. There are hidden missiles, flick-fire missiles, and much more hidden within the ship. After all, it is a prototype ship in the Imperial navy. The best part about building this set is seeing where are the secret weaponry and features go. It has an odd body shape that seems wrong when you build it, but really is right. This is the complete opposite with the Rogue Shadow. Most Star Wars ships are relatively symmetrical. It also uses some bricks not commonly found in most Star Wars sets. The ship itself uses an intuitive build method that allows the odd, unorthodox wings to attach to the main body. The LEGO Rogue Shadow is a fairly easy build if you have build one or two sets in the the past. With the Rogue Shadow, you can hunt down Jedi like never before! Then again, the Rogue Shadow is an Imperial test starfighter with an experimental cloaking device - a device that allows a ship to disappear from sight and from sensors. With an odd shape and size and devastating power, the LEGO Rogue Shadow is one of a kind in your collection of Star Wars LEGOs! It includes 482 pieces for only $49.99! It has three rare minifigures, including a new battle-damaged Darth Vader and the all-new Starkiller! To some, the Rogue Shadow may look like a hybrid of a TIE-advanced starfighter, a Y-wing starfighter, and a TIE-fighter. This is a rare set for LEGO, because it is the only LEGO set completely from the expanded universe.

This set, pulled right from the Star Wars expanded universe and the new video game, 'The Force Unleashed', is a combination of a radical new Star Wars era and the fifth best toy in the world, LEGO! The set itself contains the unorthodox Rogue Shadow and three extremly rare minifigures that have never been seen in LEGO before: battle damaged Darth Vader, Juno Eclipse, and the powerful Galen Marek, also known as Starkiller and Vader's apprentice. In this review, Lego Star Wars Club brings you LEGO's first 'Expanded Universe' ship - the 7672 Rogue Shadow. The sinister Rogue Shadow flies out of the Star Warsв„ў: The Force Unleashed video game! Carrying Darth VaderвЂ™s apprentice on secret missions across the galaxy, this sleek black starship with rotating wings and folding landing gear is fully armed with blaster cannons, hidden missiles, and a firing rocket to destroy your enemies.

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