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    TOY FAIR 2014: LEGO announces coming sets based on Star Wars Rebels

    Zach WoolfBy Zach WoolfFebruary 17, 2014Updated:February 17, 20141 Comment5 Mins Read

    We all know that toys are an incredibly important part to any television show that is being primarily marketed towards children, and no company knows this better than Lucasfilm. Star Wars Rebels showed off a character figure weeks ago based off the upcoming show, but they took it up a notch today at Toy Fair when they announced LEGO sets!

    In the press release that was sent out no pictures were included, but ComingSoon.net has people at Toy Fair and they were able to snap a picture of one of the coming Star Wars Rebels LEGO sets.

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    LEGO describes The Ghost as having “dual cockpits, a 360-degree rotating turret, two spring-loaded shooters and ejecting escape pods” The minifigs included in this set as Ezra Bridger, Kanan Jarrus, Hera Syndulla, Zeb and a Stormtrooper. The Ghost set will be 929 pieces and retail for $89.99.

    The second set announced from this new line in is the Phantom. This set is another ship from Star Wars Rebels and will be able to be combined with The Ghost set. The Phantom model features 234 pieces and includes folding wings, tools and a detachable cockpit with cargo hold making it seem like a very versatile set for a smaller price tag of $24.99. Both The Ghost and Phantom will be available on August 1 of this year.

    It warms my heart that a new generation of LEGO and Star Wars fans might just be created when Star Wars Rebels comes to television in the fall.

    Below is the full press release that was sent out describing the new sets and more news items like the celebration of 15 years of LEGO and Lucasfilm working together.

     

    NEW YORK, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL TOY FAIR (February 17, 2014) – LEGO Systems, Inc. today announced new LEGO® Star Wars™ products based on the new Star Wars Rebels™ animated television series scheduled to premiere on Disney Channel this fall before it appears regularly on Disney XD. The action-filled series will introduce a cast of exciting new characters in the Star Wars universe. The new building sets were unveiled at a Disney Consumer Products event Monday, February 17 by Freddie Prinze, Jr., who stars as “Kanan Jarrus” in the new Star Wars Rebels series. The company presented him with a custom 2-foot tall replica of his minifigure made completely out of LEGO bricks by Master Builders.

    LEGO Star Wars Rebels Building Sets Launch August 1

    LEGO Star Wars The Ghost building set is based off of the Rebel heroes’ starship, The Ghost, which has dual cockpits, a 360-degree rotating turret, two spring-loaded shooters and ejecting escape pods. The building set features 929 pieces and several new LEGO minifigures with assorted tools including Ezra Bridger, Kanan Jarrus, Hera Syndulla, Zeb and a Stormtrooper. Designed for ages 9 and up, the kit retails for $89.99.

    The second building set, LEGO Star Wars Phantom, is an attack shuttle that works in conjunction with The Ghost set. The two models can be combined and the Phantom model features 234 pieces and includes folding wings, tools and a detachable cockpit with cargo hold where pilot Ezra Bridger can store his cadet helmet and blaster. Ezra Bridger and his grumpy Droid companion Chopper are also brought to LEGO minifigure form. The set is designed for ages 7 and up and will retail for $24.99.

    The LEGO Group and Lucasfilm Celebrate 15 Great Years Together

    The introduction of LEGO Star Wars Rebels coincides with the 15th anniversary of the LEGO Star Wars collection, the first licensed property ever to come to life in LEGO form. The LEGO Group and Lucasfilm collaboration has produced a wide variety of iconic construction sets since the first toys were released in 1999. Through the years, the LEGO Star Wars toy co-brand has offered more than 400 unique building sets from the original trilogy and newer storylines.

    The two LEGO Star Wars Rebels models join 23 other new LEGO Star Wars building sets that will be introduced throughout the anniversary year, including such icons as the Snowspeeder and the Imperial Star Destroyer. A new collection of Microfighters builds mini versions of Star Wars icons and each includes a collectible minifigure.

    Interesting Facts about LEGO Star Wars

    More than 200 million LEGO Star Wars products have been sold in 15 years; last year, nearly 16 million sets were sold worldwide, equaling an average of 43,397 boxes per day, 1,808 boxes per hour and 30 boxes per minute.

    323 LEGO Star Wars sets have been created to date

    600 LEGO Star Wars minifigures have been introduced to enhance creative fun and collectability

    “The 1999 introduction of the LEGO Star Wars collection marked the first time we collaborated with a studio to bring someone else’s stories and characters to life, and our co-produced line of toys constitutes some of our best-selling and most beloved products around the world,” said Jill Wilfert, vice president of licensing and entertainment for The LEGO Group. “We are thrilled to be celebrating the 15th year of our successful relationship with Lucasfilm and we look forward to continuing to deliver a creative LEGO building experience for Star Wars fans of all ages for years to come.”

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    Zach is a recent college graduate who’s love for consuming media is surpassed only by his love for creating it. He has a firm belief that if we could all just play with LEGOs for 30 minutes a day the world would be a better place. If those two statements don’t tell you everything you need to know about Zach, follow him on Twitter at @zwoolf.

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    1. Alisha on February 17, 2014 2:00 pm

      I must have the pictured set for the sole reason of I need more Twi’lek figures in my collection.

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