LEGO Star Wars Toys
LEGO Star Wars The Battle of Endor (8038) From LEGO

Product Description

Battle on the forest moon of Endor! Celebrate the 10th anniversary of LEGO Star Wars with the final battle for the fate of the Rebel Alliance and the Empire! On the forest moon of Endor, a brave team of Rebels joins forces with a fierce tribe of Ewok warriors. Their mission: to destroy the secret Imperial bunker and take out the Death Star s shields! This complete battle scene features an opening bunker with sliding blast doors, AT-ST scout walker with walking action, firing catapult, Ewok glider, 2 speeder bikes and 12 figures, including Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, R2-D2, 3 Ewoks, 2 Scout Troopers, Death Star Trooper, and 2 Rebel Commandos!

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• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 4540024
• Dimensions: 14.88" h x 3.43" w x 22.91" l, 3.50 pounds

From the Manufacturer
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Lego Star Wars™ with the final battle for the fate of the Rebel Alliance – and the Empire. On the forest moon of Endor, a brave team of Rebels joins forces with a fierce tribe of Ewok warriors. Their mission: To destroy the secret Imperial bunker and take out the Death Star’s shields! This complete battle scene features an opening bunker with sliding blast doors, AT-ST scout walker with walking action, firing catapult, Ewok glider, 2 speeder bikes and 12 figures.

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Customer Reviews

This design is embarrassing.
This is without a doubt the worst design I have experienced from Lego. It's so poor I'm embarrassed for them. I was a faithful Lego lover in the 80's when I was a child, and am now enjoying them again with my son. We have nearly every Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones set and most of them are decently thought out constructions, this one however, is not (the Temple of Doom is a poor design too, stay away from that set also).

Many of the large pieces and even sections are held together by just one or two Lego dots, if you gently lift and rotate it to an upside down position, or attempt to carefully transport it, there is little chance it will hold together. You may have been lucky to have gotten pieces that fit slightly more tightly than our set, when held upside down ours definitely slips apart. My son was not able to put this set together, and I enjoyed putting it together about as much as I have enjoyed constructing tedious models.

This set is not designed to the standard that I expect Lego to maintain. There is a reason why Lego is more expensive than Mega Blocks or any other Lego impostor, and it's because they have maintained a high standard over the years. This set is not at that standard. The only good thing about this set is that it does come with a lot of figures. The catapult is pretty good also.

Unless your child absolutely must have these figures I suggest spending your money on another set.

Lego Star Wars
Purchased as a gift for the grandson...he loves this stuff. He is 8 years old and puts the kits together the first time...just like the instructions state...then he trys out different designs after that and really enjoys the Lego kits. Better than a computer game because it makes him think...design....and see his results on something he can hold in his hand.

breaks apart too easily
I bought this for my son, a huge fan of the star wars legos. He was so excited to build it, spent hours putting it together, and then as soon as he started to play with it, the set fell apart multiple times. After attempting to repair it many times, he finally had a melt down and gave up. Highly suggest if you buy this set you build it on a lego platform to help increase stability and avoid crying children.