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6210 Jabba's Sail Barge

This article is about the 2006 set. For the 2013 set, see 75020 Jabba's Sail Barge.
6210 Jabba's Sail Barge is a Classic Star Wars set released in 2006. It includes Jabba the Hutt, Luke Skywalker (Jedi), R2-D2, Princess Leia (Slave), Lando Calrissian (Skiff Guard), Han Solo (Tatooine), Boba Fett, and a Gamorrean Guard variation with brown arms that is unique to this set. Other included things are the Sarlacc pit, a Desert Skiff, and Jabba's large Sail Barge.
== Notes ==
* It is the first Star Wars set to include the transparent yellow spider.
* This is the second set to include the Gamorrean Guard.
* A third variation of the Skiff has been released in 2012, including Luke Skywalker, Lando Calrissian, Boba Fett and Kithaba. It has many features related to this one, and contains the Sarlacc.
* This is the first set to contain the Sarlacc, a huge creature buried in the Tatooine sands.
* The Sail Barge has also been seen in two of the Lego Star Wars video games LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, in the second level of Episode VI, called the Great Pit of Carkoon.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures included ==
== Gallery ==
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== External links ==
== See also ==
* 75020 Jabba's Sail Barge
6211 Imperial Star Destroyer

6211 Imperial Star Destroyer is a Star Wars set released in 2006. It includes Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, R2-Q5, one MSE-6 Droid, two Royal Guards, an Imperial Officer, and two Stormtrooper minifigures. It also includes Emperor Palpatine as a hologram.
Dagger-shaped Star Destroyers are the most feared symbol of Imperial might, armed with deadly firepower and powerful scanner and tractor-beam arrays. The Republic develops Victory-class Star Destroyers as capital ships in the final years of the Clone Wars, and the Emperor expands the fleet with new Imperial-class Star Destroyers, employed to crush and subdue worlds.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures Included ==
== Gallery ==
6211-1.jpg|The Star Destroyer.
50.jpg|The interior.
381.jpg|An alternate model, the Outrider.
415.jpg|Another alternate model, the T-16 Skyhopper.
== Notes ==
* This is the first set to include a MSE-6 Droid and Grand Moff Tarkin.
== See also ==
* 75055 Imperial Star Destroyer
* 8099 Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer
* 10030 Imperial Star Destroyer
* 4492 Mini Star Destroyer
== External links ==
6212 X-Wing Fighter

The set 6212 X-Wing Fighter was released in 2006 as part of the Classic Star Wars line. Included are Luke Skywalker, Wedge Antilles, Han Solo, Princess Leia, R2-D2, and Chewbacca minifigures. It is one of the only 2 sets to include Wedge Antilles. The X-Wing can be customized as Luke's Red 5 or Wedge's Red 2 X-Wing.
== Notes ==
* The rare factory-error Princess Leia (As seen in the 10198 Tantive IV set) was also present in this set but wasn’t nearly as common. Because of this, the factory-error Princess Leia was also obtainable with her Hoth alternative Torso.
* Princess Leia's normal hair also does not match her torso piece; the hairpiece is from Episode IV (A New Hope), and the torso is from Episode V (The Empire Strikes Back).
* The set includes stands for the striped tiles that can be used to customize the fighter to be either Wedge's Red 2 or Luke's Red 5.
* Oddly, this set depicts Wedge's X-wing as being Red 3 instead of Red 2 (due to the number of red tiles the builder is instructed to put on the wings of the fighter). The instruction manual also incorrectly calls Wedge's fighter Red 3 instead of Red 2. Red 3 is actually Biggs Darklighter in the Star Wars universe.
* Even though this set was created in 2006, it hasn't been discontinued and is still up for purchase at Toy's R Us. This makes it by far the longest-running LEGO Star Wars set with a record of five years. It has been discontinued in the UK, although it can still be found in very few Toy's R Us stores in the US.
* Some of the sets have the newer Han Solo face rather than the older one. You can tell by the pupils.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures included ==
== Gallery ==
File:6212-1 X-wing.jpg|The X-Wing Starfighter.
File:6212-3 X-wing.jpg|A more stylized image of the X-Wing.
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6216 Jawblade

6216 Jawblade is a Hero Factory set released in January 2012. It includes a black, red and silver villain that resembles a shark.
== Description ==
Jawblade has a unique build among the Hero Factory sets. He is mostly made from black, silver and red pieces, with a few transparent orange pieces in the set. He has a tail made from two BIONICLE wing pieces, which connect onto two limb pieces, which, in turn, connect to the body. Two fins, the same pieces as Furno's hawk wings, are affixed to the leg-joint parts on the body, which in the movie help Jawblade move on land. A transparent orange armour piece goes on the top of his body, with a silver armour add-on above it. Jawblade has a large lower jaw, also used as BIONICLE feet, that moves with two small fins, the same pieces as the tail. His arms are made of the regular upper-arm joints, with two neck-extensions for forearms. He has black hands with silver and red weapons, which are the same pieces as Furno's 1.0 weapons. His head is smaller than his lower jaw, and is a new piece for this set. It connects to a transparent orange 'head', which is actually one of the old hand-type pieces. The set includes five red spikes in various places.
== Background ==
Jawblade, along with many other villains, escaped from the villain storage level of Hero Factory as a result of Voltix's plan in concordance with Von Nebula and Black Phantom. He traveled to the water planet of Scylla to find a fast-acting rusting agent called oxidium. Furno chased him there and caught him after being rusted by some oxidium that Jawblade found. Furno overcame its effects by recharging his core.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* In the bio from the Hero Factory website, the writer used the planet name Z'chaya, which is Toxic Reapa's home planet, instead of the correct planet, Scylla.
* Jawblade is voiced by Steve Wilcox.
* In the Brain Attack episode, there is a "Jaws" style poster reading "Jawblade" and has a picture of Jawblade in a "Jaws" (the movie) position.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
6216-1.jpg|Jawblade in water planet Scylla
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jawblade.png|Jawblade being cuffed in the online game, Breakout.
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== Sources ==
* Brickset
* Image at Toyark.com
== External links ==
6217 Surge

6217 Surge is a Hero Factory set released in January 2012. It includes Surge’s blue and green Breakout variant.
== Description ==
Mark Surge, lightning hero of Hero Factory, returns to the set waves in neon green and bright blue. He sports two silver shock tower shields on his shoulders, his previous Rise of the Rookies helmet, a lightning shooter with a blue blade, turned now into a sword, handcuffs, and a plasma gun with a green sphere. A transparent cord with a blue inner runs from his back to his lightning sword. A white Hero Core with a light grey base is stuck by two bars onto his body armour, coloured blue with yellow lightning bolts. His handcuffs are connected to a black Exo-Force robot hand on his right thigh armour.
== Background ==
Surge is competitive, hot-tempered and clumsy. During the battles against Von Nebula and his minions, he was recognised by Stormer as a full-fledged Hero. He secretly believes that he was built with a flaw that will make him turn evil.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* Surge is voiced by Bryton James.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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6217-1.jpg|Mark Surge in Sigma Sigma satellite
SURGE.png|Mark Surge
Surge in game.png|Surge in the online game, Breakout
== Sources ==
* Toys "R" Us
== External links ==
6218 Splitface

6218 Splitface is a Hero Factory set released in January 2012. It includes a half-red, half-silver villain with a two-toned mask.
== Description ==
Splitface, split in body and split in mind, is built out of red and dark silver parts, with a few others colours like green thrown into the mix. One side is 'organic', the other is 'mechanical', and each side has a special weapon which suits itself. On his red organic side, Splitface has three pieces of red armour, all with a rounded extra armour brick on them in the same position. One goes on each leg, and the last fits onto his upper arm. His organic weapon is an infecticide launcher, made up of a sphere launcher and a gun-piece with a green laser blade. His body, the basic colour of which dark silver, has red markings along the left side, which further adds to the 'split' look. The villain's other side has dark silver armour with a spike at his knee, and a shock tower shield piece like that on Surge's shoulders on the armour situated on Splitface's right shoulder. The markings on the mechanical side are those of lighter grey gears and wires. The mechanical weapon is a Shredding Claw, according to the Hero Factory website: "Schizophrenic Splitface’s favorite weapon is his Shredding Claw – except when he prefers his infecticide. The claw is certainly the most intimidating accessory he carries, and with his strength it goes through hardened steel as if it were wet tissue. Any Hero who gets in the way needs to dodge – and fast! Or it’s lights out." The weapon is made of several pieces, prominent among them being two claw-spikes, also used majorly in the 2.0 line, and a shield-armour piece with a lime green spike. The villain's helmet is two pieces, both identical, in different colour schemes. At the top, there are two extra eyeholes. The helmet connects to the cross-holes in the sides of Splitface's head.
== Background ==
In the Breakout story, Splitface, with the help of mastermind Black Phantom, Voltix, and Von Nebula, broke out of the villain containment level in the Hero Factory. He traveled to the Sigma Sigma communications satellite and was tracked there by the Hero Factory, who sent Mark Surge to capture and bring him back to the facility. When Surge found him, Splitface's two sides were having a conversation-argument about which side was best, and when Surge appeared, the two sides started to argue about which weapon he should use to fight Surge. Taking advantage of the distraction, Surge began the fight and ultimately beat the villain.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* The set includes a hero core.
* In the Breakout game his colour is switched (gunmetal< >red)
* Splitface is voiced by Maurice LaMarche.
* There used to be an error on the Hero Factory product page where it depicted him wearing a hero core.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
SPLITFACE.png|Splitface
Splitface.jpg|Spilface at the Sigma Sigma communications satellite
splitface.png|Splitface in the online game, Breakout.
== External links ==
621 Shell Tanker Truck

621 Shell Tanker Truck is a LEGOLAND Gas Station set released in 1970. It contains 43 pieces.
== Notes ==
* 621 Shell Tanker Truck was released only in Continental Europe, UK and Australia.
== Gallery ==
Legoland-1971.jpg|LEGOLAND sets including the 621
621-instructions.jpg|621 instructions
== External links ==
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Category:Continental Europe, UK and Australia Release Only
6221 Nex

6221 Nex is a Hero Factory set released in July 2012. The set includes a orange and white figure, Julius Nex in his Breakout form.
== Description ==
Julius Nex has three main colours in Breakout; orange, white, and gunmetal. He uses a plasma blaster with a green sphere in his right hand, and a precision laser cutter, made up of a transparent green aerial, a cord, and a large shield piece. On his left shoulder, he wears a large armour piece, and on his right, a harpoon gun serving as an aerial looms. His handcuffs connect to his right thigh. His body armour is white, and the images on his chest armour are those of technical wires and things. He is the Hero sent on the mission to capture XT4.
== Background ==
Nex was built in the 2.0 upgrade, and carried on through the 3.0 and the Breakout versions. His bio on LEGO.com says that if someone else gets a new ‘toy’ or gadget before him, he is angry. Nex is enthusiastic and exuberant.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* Julius Nex is voiced by Jason Canning.
* This version of Nex’s helmet is similar to his 2.0 helmet, but has been modified to be only one piece, and so it can fit on the Glatorian head.
* He has a harpoon part on his left arm that serves as an antenna.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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6221.png|Nex at Nuremberg Toy Fair 2012
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== External info ==
6222 Core Hunter

6222 Core Hunter is a Hero Factory villain released in July 2012. The set includes a black and red villain with a Hero Core remover.
== Description ==
Core Hunter has a colour scheme of black and red. He uses a pincer-like weapon to remove Hero Cores. His other weapon is a silver-topped blaster with a green ball, and an ammunition belt connects to it. His arms are shorter than other Hero Factory sets, with a regular-size upper arm and a ‘neck-extension’ piece for the forearm. He wears bulky armour with curved spikes on his upper arms, and another armour piece built the same way on his back. Core Hunter’s legs are similar to Bulk's, being the length of the larger Heroes’ legs, and they resemble Bulk in the way that the lower leg armour parts are constructed the same way, but in different colours. His feet are black 2.0 feet. The villain’s body plate is totally black with no markings, and connecting to the place where, on a Hero, a Hero Core would go, a chest-plate like Black Phantom’s is put. Both of his weapons have a straight red spike on them. The head-piece is extended a little way outwards by a neck-extension identical to his forearms, is transparent orange, and a black multi-vision helmet with six eyeholes connects to the cross-hole on top of it.
== Background ==
According to the book titled “The Doom Box” written by Greg Farshtey, Core Hunter was once a Hero but went rogue much like Von Nebula. Apparently Core Hunter grew a reputation for surgically removing Hero Cores soon afterward and was eventually arrested by the Hero Factory.
During the time of the Breakout, Core Hunter never left the planet (unlike the other villains) and went to Makuhero City to prey on the heroes who were sent to take him down. It is currently unknown if he was ever stopped or not, but sometime afterward he did manage to escape or leave.
Eventually leaving, Core Hunter went to recover the mega weapon known as the Doom Box alongside various other villains. Created 5,000 years ago the Doom Box was supposed to have the power to destroy anything and anyone the user wanted to. When it was created it had a major flaw; it could not be stopped. So, the leader of the team; Actor; who created it used an energy axe to split the box into three pieces. The one that didn’t want to destroy the box; Deben; drew a map of the universe for where they hid the pieces, which got traded and sold all the way down to Core Hunter.
Core Hunter is an extremely methodical and precise villain, with surgical intelligence and a perfectionist attitude towards his job. His obsession with removing hero cores eventually developed into his criminal specialty, and he is known to have a growing lust for more and more Cores to add to his collection.
=== Bio ===
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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6223 Bulk

6223 Bulk is a Hero Factory set released in July 2012. The set includes a silver and orange Hero by the name of Dunkan Bulk, the Breakout variant of his assorted forms.
== Description ==
Bulk retains his orange secondary colour in Breakout, with a total of five major pieces coloured orange. The other armour pieces are an assortment of silver and dark silver, and two large armour pieces protect the sides of his head, similar to that of 4528 Green Lantern. However, his feet are black, and though they do not contradict the colour style of his armour, there are no black armour pieces included. On his lower legs, he sports two of the new armour pieces that fit over the ones introduced in Ordeal of Fire. Bulk's left arm is shorter than his right, reminiscent of Rocka's crossbow arm, and he wields a plasma gun with a green plasma sphere. Over his right shoulder, a shield with missiles lurks, which can turn around to the back. The symbols on Bulk's body armour are golden, indicative of different styles of gears and suchlike.
== Background ==
Dunkan Bulk is a member of the Alpha 1 team led by Stormer, and while he is not the brightest bolt in the bucket, he is incredibly strong and is a machine of destruction. In Breakout, he was assigned to hunt down Core Hunter, who lurked in Makuhero City.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* Dunkan Bulk is voiced by Christopher B. Duncan.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
6223-B.JPG| Bulk's double missile launcher
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6227 Breez

6227 Breez is a Hero Factory set released in 2012. She has a twin blade, ball launcher, energy shield, foot-mounted rockets, and a pair of new hero cuffs. Based on similarity of package art to 6228 Thornraxx, it would appear that she is chasing Thornraxx.
== Description ==
Natalie Breez, former Alpha 1 team rookie, appears in Breakout with her two trademark colours; lime green and red. White pieces appear as thigh armour pieces and the limb pieces on her forearms. Her body armour, lower leg armour, feet, hands, and armour situated on her arms is all lime green, as well as her helmet and a third foot-piece on her back. Breez is the only Breakout Hero to use 1.0 feet. Two flight-enabling rockets are connected to her lower leg armour, and like most of the other Heroes, her handcuffs are clipped to her right thigh. Armour pieces like that of Evo’s round shoulder armour piece are, like Black Phantom’s, connected to her upper arm armour, and on her left forearm, she wields a red Hex Energy Shield. Breez’s weapons consist of a sword with two blades and a red plasma gun with a green sphere.
== Background ==
Natalie Breez is the only female Hero so far, and she is extremely agile and a skilled diplomat. A quirk in her core's structure allowed her to communicate with many, many species of animals, if not all, and she is determined and always ready for any mission. She did not appear in the first two episodes of Breakout, though she came in the first Breakout wave. Thornraxx, the villain creature she is hunting, did not appear, either.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* She has the same helmet and feet as her first version.
* Unlike the four other Heroes who came in the first Breakout wave, she did not appear in the 2012 special.
* She can be combined with 6228 Thornraxx.
* She might be sold in the Summer Breakout wave The Doom Box.
* Instead of coming out with all the other Breakout Heroes, she came out with 6282 Stringer and his team.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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6227-1.jpg|Natalie Breez at the hive planet
Breeze in game.png|Breez in the online game, Breakout
== Sources ==
* Online German Toy Shop 
* Image at Toyark.com
== External links ==
6228 Thornraxx

6228 Thornraxx is a Hero Factory set released January 2012 in Europe. It includes a villain with wings, two claws with orange cords connecting to his body, a stinger and a jaw mounted launcher.
== Description ==
Thornraxx has a colour scheme of orange, black, and dark azure with red accents. He resembles a wasp with long arms. Those arms have grey and dark azure limb pieces, black around with orange spikes, and each hand holds a black claw like Raw-Jaw’s tusks. His tail is build from black and grey limb pieces, orange and black armour, and a corrupted Quaza spike at the tip for a stinger. The set does not include a Hero body, but a brick-built one using multifunctional pieces, connected by a technic rod. His wings connect to his body next to his tail, and they are transparent, resembling swords. Thornraxx’s head is very similar to the Arachnix Drones, and is built exactly the same except for a shorter peg used and the absence of the drone legs. His eyes are transparent red, his head is black, and he ‘spits’ globules of red venom with an orange sphere launcher. Orange cords run from his wrists to his wings.
== Background ==
Thornraxx escaped in the Breakout wave and hid on the hive planet. According to his LEGO.com bio, he is meaner than the other hive planet insects. Natalie Breez was sent to find him, catch him, cuff him, and return him to the Hero Factory.
=== Bio ===
== Notes ==
* His name is very similar to the Thornax launcher from the BIONICLE: Glatorian Story-Arc.
* His stinger is the same as the corrupted quaza spikes that Witch Doctor used to control creatures.
* The set includes a hero core.
* He has the same wings from Gorast from the 2008 BIONICLE: Mistika
* Part 61798 comes in 2 sets.
* He was not available until July 2012 in the United States.
* He was never in the TV show
* It is somewhat visually similar to the Nui-Rama which was also black and orange
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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Thornraxx.jpg|6228 Thornraxx bag art
THornaxx.png|Thornraxx in the online game, Breakout
thornraxx cuffed.png|Thornraxx cuffed in the game
== Sources ==
* Brickset
* Image at Toyark.com
== External links ==
6229 XT4

6229 XT4 is a Hero Factory set released in July 2012. It includes a yellow four-armed villain from the Breakout line.
== Description ==
XT4 has yellow-coloured feet, that used in several of the Ben 10 sets, including the Humongousaur, and set 2232 Raw-Jaw. He has two sets of knees, one set backwards like in the Star Wars AT-STs and the other, the higher pair, like regular Hero knees. This is due to the fact that the designers used three limb pieces on each leg, instead of two. 
The lowest limb pieces of his legs are covered with long black armour pieces, and the two higher ones are bare. XT4’s body is unique, as the ball that is usually extended on a crossbar is set right at the shoulders, without the crossbar ‘neck.’ The parts that the upper arms connect to are the size of regular Hero necks. The leg connections are spaced very close together, only one Technic unit separating them from each other. A second piece with three horizontal balls connects to his back, allowing the second, lower pair of arms to connect on.
The villain’s head is extended forward slightly, due to a neck-extension limb piece, and funnily enough, in this set the eye connects to the helmet, which in turn connects to the neck. This is not so of most of the Hero Factory sets, which have the eyes/head connecting to both the neck and the helmet. XT4’s helmet is made of one brick with three distinct parts; the upper, builder-helmet-like part, the gear-like middle, which is the place that the eye connects to, and the lowest part, sporting several tooth-like projections. His body armour is made up of the smallest of all the armour pieces, and two black cords connect to it, running all the way to two of his four weapons. Also, note that on the picture, XT4 has a hero core on the place where the cords would connect. His arms do not have any armour, except for where the hands should go, similar to Toxic Reapa’s hands. XT4 has four weapons, two striking blades, a laser cutter with an orange laser and two silver claws, and a rotating razor disc slicer. The cords extending from his body connect to the laser cutter and the razor disc slicer.
== Background ==
XT4's early history is largely shrouded in mystery, and no official records have been found. However, it is known that at one time or another, he was captured by the Herosw for crimes he committed. Later, with help from Black Phantom, Von Nebula, and Voltixx, XT4 escaped from the Hero Factory basement, which held the villains, escaping through a black hole to his home planet of Mechna. XT4 and his pursuer, Julius Nex appeared in the Hero Factory episode “The Doom Box.”
=== Bio ===
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
XT4_Finalized.jpg|Complete model
TF12_HF_44.jpg|Side, a large saw.
TF12 HF 45.jpg|Other side; transparent orange laser.
Box cut.jpg|6229 XT4 bag art
== Sources ==
* YouTube
== External info ==