http://www.viewpoints.com/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-II-reviews Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:03:00 GMT Latest reviews about LEGO Star Wars Death Star II http://www.viewpoints.com/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-II-review-2fa83 It was too difficult for my 4-year-old, but he loved watching his 9-year-old sister anf 6-year-old brother put it together! They've seen the first three movies (first by release date) MANY times and love them, so this was a great addition to the toy arsenal.... Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:03:00 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-II-review-2fa83 Heather999 4 http://www.viewpoints.com/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-II-review-679e <p>Don't be surprised if the <strong>Star Wars Death Star ll </strong>Lego set is on your kid's Christmas list this year. Though this Lego set is more of a collector's item and is labeled for ages 16 and up, kids can't help but be in awe of the <strong>Star Wars Death Star II</strong>.</p><p>Fans of the Star Wars movies will love putting together a Lego version of the galaxy's ultimate battle station. The set includes more than 3,000 lego pieces and a stand to build the sphere on. </p><p>Parents of Star War's fans know that cheap Lego sets are nonexistent and these toys are in high demand. Most Star Wars Lego sets are aimed at kids ages 8 and up and range from $19.99 for the small sets to $100 for the larger sets and ones that include rare figures. Parents will be in sticker shock, however, if they seek out the <strong>Star Wars Death Star ll</strong>for their child. They cost costs roughly $280-300.</p><p>The <strong>Star Wars Death Star ll </strong>is likely advised for fans 16 and up because of the difficulty level. The instructions are complex and assembling the set takes...</p>... Tue, 11 Sep 2007 13:42:16 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/LEGO-Star-Wars-Death-Star-II-review-679e roserighter 4