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Lego Star Wars BD-1 - £58 With Free Collection @ Very
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order players can relive their epic adventures when they build and display this LEGO Star Wars version of exploration droid BD-1 (75335). The head of this posable brick-built model can be tilted back, forward and sideways for maximum cuteness. Fans will be delighted by other authentic details, such as the translucent elements on the back of the head that indicate BD-1’s mood, plus a compartment for stim canister elements. An information sign and a BD-1 LEGO figure that can be attached next to the sign complete a charming centrepiece.
Build, display, collect
This cool BD-1 building toy makes the best birthday or Christmas gift for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order fans aged 14 and over and any collector of LEGO Star Wars droid build-and-display models.
Galaxy of creative fun
The LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the Star Wars universe since 1999, and there is a wide variety of sets to thrill fans of all ages.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order players can relive their epic adventures when they build and display this LEGO Star Wars version of exploration droid BD-1 (75335). The head of this posable brick-built model can be tilted back, forward and sideways for maximum cuteness. Fans will be delighted by other authentic details, such as the translucent elements on the back of the head that indicate BD-1’s mood, plus a compartment for stim canister elements. An information sign and a BD-1 LEGO figure that can be attached next to the sign complete a charming centrepiece.
Build, display, collect
This cool BD-1 building toy makes the best birthday or Christmas gift for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order fans aged 14 and over and any collector of LEGO Star Wars droid build-and-display models.
Galaxy of creative fun
The LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the Star Wars universe since 1999, and there is a wide variety of sets to thrill fans of all ages.
- LEGO Star Wars BD-1build-and-display toy – Fans will love to build their own detailed brick-built model of BD-1, the exploration droid from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
- Authentic features – This brick-built model has posable joints and a head that can be tilted back, forward and sideways, plus a compartment for stim canister elements
- Designed for display – An information sign and a BD-1 LEGO figure that can be attached next to the sign complete the display
- Collectible set – This BD-1 droid is part of a series of buildable LEGO Star Wars droid display models
- Premium-quality gift for ages 14 and over – Give this 1,062-piece building toy as a birthday or Christmas gift to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order fans and LEGO Star Wars collectors
- Fun centrepiece for any room – This brick-built BD-1 droid model stands over 31 cm (12.5 in.) tall
- App-assisted building – Instructions are included and, using the LEGO Building Instructions app, builders can rotate and zoom in on a digital version of the construction model as they build
Review:
- Lego Item Number: 75335
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Number of Pieces: 1062
- Build Instructions
- Lego Store Reviews: 4.7 out of 5 ⭐ from 51 reviews
- Amazon UK Reviews: 4.9 out of 5 ⭐ from 1,239 global ratings
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18 Comments
sorted byThe larger items like the AT-AT, AT-TE came in an outer box and great condition.
Smaller items like champions car were slightly squashed - they tend to use Yodel I think,
There is an interesting debate perhaps about the condition of Lego boxes. I think if you are collecting or mean to sell them on then a mint condition box would be desired. If you are building it, then I don't think it matters too much if the contents are not affected, Again it depends on your use, if you are keeping then I will flat pack the box and bag up the pieces (I am one who will reverse build the set and bag them in numbered bags - such as the Sian spent 4 weeks making it, displayed for 10 mths and dismantled in reverse order in 1 day).
I have to add though that I'd agree Amazon are getting bad for packaging Lego too. I've had small sets arrive in bags now as well or boxes that are way to big without padding so they rattle around the box and arrive damaged. (edited)