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It’s cool to see old vs new and how things have improved since the one of the very first Lego Star Wars sets

So cool to see how far Lego Star Wars has come along in 25+ years.

So, I was around when this was in arcades back in the ‘90s but I haven’t played the arcade version since then.

Now I play the N64 version pretty regularly and had have unlocked all cars and variants so I know the game really well.

I was a bit surprised that the N64 version is actually a pretty good port, with the N64s music being better than the arcade imo.

It was fun putting this together again. The instructions were a bit different with no parts called out for each step. I also like the super bland minifigs (by today’s standards). I also like that they included a catalog to mail order LEGO sets.

It was fun putting this together again. The instructions were a bit different with no parts called out for each step. I also like the super bland minifigs (by today’s standards). I also like that they included a catalog to mail order LEGO sets.

Such a bummer and totally makes me regret buying the collection. I have held off playing it, opting instead to play my OG copy, but I really wanted to play the new reissue I paid money for.

I decided to finally get this set due to the talks of its rumored retirement. I am excited for Minith Tirith but I honestly think Rivendell is more what I’m looking for right now. Added a few custom figs to fill it out and needed to separate the set because my display space is at slightly different levels. Overall, love the set.

I picked up this set about a month ago and it is awesome. That said, I feel like I have moved/tweaked/changed the branches and leaves on this tree like a million times. I honestly think I have it pretty good now but was curious if others had the same experience.