by Arm yourself for less for Star Wars Clone Wars.
Zavvi is offering an amazing $70 off a Lego Star Wars UCS Republic Gunship (opens in a new tab)which featured in both the Star Wars Attack of the Clones prequel, as well as the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series.
You can ride with the Jedi with a discount ranging from the normal price of $399.99 to a worthy price of $329.99, if you use the payment code BFGUNSHIP. It’s actually a bigger discount than Zavvi was offering before this Black Friday, as it’s even $10 cheaper than what was on offer before.
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This Ultimate Collectors Series version of this spaceship will dominate your table, measuring an impressive 13 inches (33 centimeters) wide, 29 inches (74 centimeters) long, and 27 inches (68 cm) high. As you can imagine, this also comes with a boatload of parts, with 3,292 Lego blocks and bits in total.
Yes, there was a Lego Republic Gunship set from 2013 (opens in a new tab), but the new version is richer by 2,117 parts. You’ll also get a minifigure crew for your issue, including Jedi Master Mace Windu and a Clone Trooper Commander.
First released in 2021, this new Lego Republic Gunship not only boasted exquisite detail, but featured the largest moving parts crafted in any Star Wars game before it. It came to life through a contest on the Lego Ideas website, garnering over 30,000 votes and accounting for 58% of all votes cast.
Fans will recognize design touches from Hans Schölmer, who previously designed the iconic UCS Millennium Falcon and UCS A-wing (for a total of nearly 40 Lego sets.)
“There is always a huge responsibility to deliver quality design, and the set Hans has designed is a triumph, especially the size. We knew our fans would want to flaunt this model but we didn’t want to compromise on scale versus the ability to display it,” Lego Star Wars creative lead Jens Kronvold Frederiksen said in a statement emailed to Space.com in 2021.
Speaking of the Falcon, while you’re browsing for discount spaceships, you’ll also want to grab your copy. The Millennium Falcon which is the iconic starship of Star Wars and available at a very rare discount price.
Listed at just $699.99, the Lego Star War UCS Millennium Falcon is $180 off (opens in a new tab) is also discounted at Zavvi, using discount code BFFALCON at checkout. The sale has already improved over the weekend, as at the start it was $100, and now it is an incredible $180.
Zavvi didn’t specify how many Falcon or Gunship models are in stock, and given high demand, you’ll want to move quickly on those items. The Falcon was 40% off at Amazon in 2021 and sold out within minutes then.
The Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon Starship (opens in a new tab) was first launched in 2017 and has 7,541 parts, assembled at an incredible 22 inches wide, 33 inches long and 8 inches high (approximately 56 centimeters wide, 84 cm long and 20 cm high) , and weighs a whopping 37 pounds (17 kilograms). Despite its huge size, Sapce.com writer Jordan Miller found it sturdy and available to move around “without feeling like it’s all going to fall apart” in our Lego Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon review.
It took us about 6 days to assemble this great set when it was released in 2017, but it was well worth it as it could be modified to look like the Falcon in the sequels or the original Star Wars movies, depending on your preference. (via removable panels on top to view the living areas below.)
The Falcon set also comes with Lego Han Solo, Princess Leia, C-3PO and Chewbacca minifigures from the early Star Wars movies; with Old Han Solo, Rey, and Finn from the sequel series completing the crew. Also look for the BB-8 droid, a Mynock, and two Porgs.
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