Originally included with the more expensive LEGO Star Wars sets such as the Death Star (10188)
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For Day 12 of the Star Wars 2011 Advent Calendar, we have a snowspeeder. This is a pretty solid for something this scale. It contains 18 pieces and the main colors are white and gray. A nice addition to the advent calendar.
For Day 11, we get another minifig, the Pilot Battle Droid. It takes 6 pieces to make. What makes this droid cool is that it has the blue coloring for the torso. You also get 2 extra arms included in the package. So far, we’re up to #4 in terms of minifigs in the Star Wars 2011 Advent Calendar.
For Day 10 of the LEGO Star Wars 2100 Advent Calendar, we get the Imperial Shuttle. It only takes 8 pieces to create this replica. It can be displayed either in flight mode or landing mode although you might need a stand for it sit right in flight mode as it is top heavy. Overall, I think the Imperial Shuttle is a nice ship to be added to the calendar.
On Day 9, we get the X-wing starfighter. It contains 24 pieces and looks similar to the movies. I love the coloring of the bricks LEGO used to make it. An easy build and a great addition to your collection.
One of the most well recognized vehicles in the Harry Potter universe comes from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. It is the purple triple-decker bus known as the Knight Bus. It comes with 281 pieces and is recommended for ages 7-12. Retail price on this is set is $34.99 at the LEGO Store. Nothing too spectacular with the box, the front showing off an action scene and the back showing all the things included in this set. There is also an shot of how the the levels of the bus can be taken off. More on that a little later.
For Day 8 of the advent calendar, we get a nice looking Rebel Pilot minifig. After a little inspection, it appears the minifig is of Zev Senesca. It’s the same as the one in the Hoth Wampa Cave (8089)
set as well as the Rebel Trooper Battle Pack (8083)
