| Lego 6211 Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer | 
| Brand: LEGO
Category: Toy
Buy New: $239.99
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Seller: lungdoc15
Rating:  38 reviews
Sales Rank: 6,614
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 9 - 14 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.3
Dimensions (in): 15.1 x 3.8 x 25.7
MPN: 4285000
Model: 4285000
UPC: 082493500007
EAN: 0853028000022
ASIN: B000ELIX5Y
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The Lego model of Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer airship measures over 23" long! | | • | Includes Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, Imperial Officer, two Stormtroopers, two Emperor's Royal Guards, R2-D5, and Mouse Droid minifigures. | | • | Top lifts off and sides swing open to reveal all of the inner workings of the ship. | | • | Lots of working gadgets, including turbo laser cannons, a releasing escape shuttle, and a hologram of the Emperor. | | • | Incredible Star Wars classic! |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Designed to strike awe and terror into Rebels hearts, the Imperial Star Destroyer and the rest of the Empires fleet of space vessels maintain order in the galaxy through shows of power and ruthless fighting tactics. This massive (23-inches when assembled) Lego space ship, based on the Star Wars craft, will be a feather in the cap of any self-respecting Lego buff. With 1,366 pieces and a top and sides that swing open to reveal the inner workings, construction of the kit will be an adventure in itself. Once built, the Imperial Star Destroyer will provide hours more of play, as fans re-enact scenes from the millennia of fictional Star Wars history, or even create new battles and alliances in conjunction with other Lego Star Wars kits (Jabbas Sail Barge, the B-Wing Fighter, etc.). Kids (and adults) will love discovering the multiple gadgets within: a platform for Darth Vader to talk to a hologram of the Emperor, a meditation chamber for Darth Vader with a crane to remove his helmet, turbo laser cannons on the bridge that really discharge, an escape shuttle releases in case of emergency, a storage closet for Stormtrooper rifles, and a bridge that slides open. Nine mini-figures are included (Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, two Stormtroopers, two Emperors Royal Guard, Imperial Officer, R2-D5, and Mouse Droid). --Emilie Coulter 
This Imperial Star Destroyer will provide hours of play, allowing fans to re-enact scenes from various Star Wars movies. | 
Includes two Stormtroopers. |
Product Description
Young Jedi can take to the skies in this massive model that kids build themselves. There's 1,366 pieces in all. Once built, click off the top and slide back the command bridge for access to the Destroyer's interior. Rotate and elevate the gun turrets, push the knob in front to release the escape pod, and open and close the weapon lockers. Explore Darth Vader's meditation chamber, which features a crane that lifts the helmet from a pedestal onto Vader's head as he kneels before Palpatine's hologram. No batteries required.
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 One Sweet Lego - But a Little Fragile November 1, 2006
Lonnie E. Holder (Columbus, Indiana, United States)
43 out of 44 found this review helpful
I have a love-hate relationship with huge Lego sets. I love their features and complexity, but I hate their price. This set is one of the more expensive Lego sets, but it is loaded with features. On the other hand, it is a little fragile, even for a Lego. On the plus side, anyone having this set will be the envy of their friends, if they love Star Wars Legos.
Lego recommends this set for children ages 9 to 14. The main reason is that the set contains 1,366 pieces of various sizes, and the assembly steps require two instruction books. Once you have built this immense (nearly two foot long) kit, you have one of the largest Star Wars Lego Sets available.
The bridge opens to reveal controls and a place for two crew members, who are supposed to be Grand Moff Tarkin and an imperial officer. You can remove the bridge and its associated structure from the lower portion of the ship to then be able to open the panels in the ship to reveal the interior of the ship. The bridge portion also includes "lasers," two of which can be launched a very short distance by tapping a button. The only problem with these "lasers" is that they tend to fall out when I tilt the ship forward. The panels that open on the lower portion of the ship mount four turbo lasers that pivot and tilt with a little effort. Two lasers with limited motion are also mounted on these panels.
When you open the ship there is a lot of room available inside the ship. This space includes room for two storm troopers, Darth Vader, two royal guards, R2-D5, and a mouse droid. The interior also has a crane for removing Darth Vader's helmet, a meditation chamber for Vader, a storage location for weapons, an emperor hologram, and an escape pod that can be "launched" through an opening in the lower part of the ship.
The bridge removes reasonably easily, preferably with two hands, and feels solid when removed. The first time I picked up the entire ship I had a couple of pieces that separated, but I attached them more tightly and I have not had a problem since. However, the ship does feel a little fragile and I suspect that I will need to tighten the pieces again after some play time.
The real advantage of this Lego set is its looks. With panels closed and bridge attached this set looks powerful and sinister. Though this set is likely not amenable to being swung about, I can see setting it on a piano bench or short table and having rebel fighters zipping back and forth in an attempt to blast it.
This Star Wars Lego set is the longest set we own, and rivals the Millenium Falcon as the most impressive Star Wars Lego that we have in our collection. Only the Star Wars Legos in the Ultimate Collector Series exceed the complexity and looks of this kit. This set is an excellent addition to the collection of any Star Wars Legos.
Enjoy!
This is a very impressive LEGO set; very detailed! August 31, 2006
Gary D. Sabol
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
I just purchased this set from Target today (31-year-old AFOL). I purchased this set because of the unique parts selection, number of minifigs and because it's the Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer!
This was a set I wanted to get after purchasing Jabba's Sail Barge. It looked very interesting and included minifigs (which the larger 10030 Ultimate Collector's Series model did not include). While not as large or detailed as the 10030 model, this model definitely has a lot of playability.
While I wasn't impressed with the firing mechanism of the blasters on the bridge or the inclusion of imperial guards, overall the model is very impressive. It took me nearly three hours to put the set together. I found the set to be very well-constructed and detailed. There is a unique mechanism to separate the different pieces of the model which I really liked. My 4-year-old son enjoyed playing with the set and it didn't break while he was playing with it.
I would highly recommend this model to anyone who wants to add a Star Wars icon to their LEGO collection. Enjoy!
This would make The Emperor proud!!!! June 3, 2006
JONESY (Phoenix, AZ)
14 out of 16 found this review helpful
I bought this set just a few days ago and I must say that while it does seem pricey, it is completely worth every penny. The amount of detail inside this fantastic set is just mind-bogging and pure genius. It took me 4 hours to build this model and that was with no breaks!!! The mini-figure selection is unique and quite generous; the coolest feature inside the ship is that you can put Darth Vader inside his meditation chamber and put his helmet on when being interrupted by Imperial minions. I feel that this set is a worthy addition to anyone's Star Wars collection, and truly gives the builder a sense of accomplishment once completed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!
1366 pieces of fun!!! May 27, 2006
S. Yuen (Los Alamitos, CA United States)
18 out of 23 found this review helpful
We just bought this at a TRU store. My 10 year son is in the process of building it this Memorial weekend. He's relatively new to Legos and this is his second large set to build. He built the Millenium Falcon last Christmas. This Star Destroyer looks much easier to build than the Falcon. The plastic baggies that hold the pieces are numbered. That makes it easier to find the tiny parts. It was a challenge last time to find tiny parts in so many different baggies. So far, he's having a lot of fun.
A must for Star Wars and Lego fans. June 25, 2006
Dude (Mukilteo, Washington)
10 out of 12 found this review helpful
This set is incredible. So much detail that a collector would love it and huge amounts of mindless fun for everyone. This set requires lots of time ( took me 6 hours but I'm a slow builder ) and is well worth some frustartion you go through. The bags are numbered so after one part is complete you go onto another bag so looking for that one tiny piece isn't that hard. Another added bonus is the 9 minifigures you get which well adds some force to your Imperial army. The only downfall to this set is that it is fragile at some points. The bottom of the ship is fragile, if your grasping it from there and then lifting it, well it breaks. So what I did, is added some more pieces to the bottom to make it more durable. Over all the biggest and greatest Lego set I ever built. HAVE FUN!!!
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