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7163 Republic Gunship

7163 Republic Gunship is a Star Wars: Attack of the Clones set released in 2002. It contains a Republic Gunship based on its appearance in the movie. It consisted of 686 pieces, cost $89.99 USD, and included four Clone Troopers (Phase I armour), two Super Battle Droids (light blue), a Droideka (Version I), and a Jedi Knight (sometimes known as Jedi Bob) Minifigures. An improved version of this set, 7676 Republic Attack Gunship has been released in 2008 as part of the Clone Wars subtheme.
== Description ==
The top part of the ship is capable of detaching from the bottom. The front can also open up to reveal an on-site medical recovery center Other notable features are the two adjustable pod-turrets on either side, gun rack and opening side doors.
== Background ==
The Republic Attack Gunship, also known as the Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry, was used by the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars mostly for air support and troop transportation and was first seen in Episode II: Attack Of The Clones, when the vehicle blazed in and saved the Jedi from certain death by the hands of the droid armies commanded by the evil Sith Lord Count Dooku. It was capable of carrying up to thirty troops, or four speeder bikes in the back infantry bay. The ship was its own fully-armed weapons platform packing three anti-personnel laser turrets, two top-mounted mass-driver missiles, four composite-beam, pin-point laser turrets, eight air-to-air missiles on the underside of each wing, and several more various grenades and bombs. The gunships were often customized by their crews who often painted a design on the nose of the ship, known as "nose art", seen most notable on the Crumb Bomber. Several variations of this vehicle were also produced, most of which were modified versions capable of carrying other large vehicles into battle, such as the AT-TE and Clone turbo Tank. This mighty vehicle continued in the T.V. Animated Series Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith as a transport for both troops and Jedi to battle. During the latter stages of the Clone wars, when the Empire began to take over, the Imperial Army utilized the remaining gunships for a short while.
== Notes ==
* In LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary, the Jedi Knight is called Jedi Bob.
* This is the only set to include Jedi Bob and the metal blue super battle droids.
* This is the first variation of the Republic Gunship, the second being 7676 Republic Attack Gunship.
* This set includes a grip to hold the set.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures Included ==
== Gallery ==
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== See also ==
;Other sets containing LAATs
* 4490 Mini Republic Gunship 
* 7676 Republic Attack Gunship 
* 10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT Walker 
* 75021 Republic Gunship 
== Parts ==
* Drill
* Part:30592
== External links ==
7164 Preston Stormer

The set 7164 Preston Stormer is a set of the Hero Factory theme released on July 2010, including a white Hero with a blue head and core.
== Description ==
Stormer has a blue head, a blue hero core, white armour and bright blue limbs, along with a multifunctional ice weapon. His weapon sports a rotating saw, several connected ice spikes, a harpoon launcher, and another spiky tool at his elbow. When the weapon is detached, the arm becomes merely a Toa arm piece, which is all that the LEGO designers used. Spikes project from the shoulders of his body armour, which is not in sync on both sides. The back of the canister shows him battling Von Nebula.
== Background ==
Stormer is the Hero Factory Alpha Team leader, having completed more missions than any other hero. He is dedicated and loyal, but secretly shaken by a previous mission when fellow Hero Von Nebula turned against the Hero Factory, leaving Stormer and Thresher to complete the mission on their own. But Thresher was destroyed and Stormer completed the mission on his own. Brave and tough, yet proud and competitive, he is armed with a built-in multi-functional ice weapon, featuring an ice saw, ice shooter, and harpoon to stop anyone in their tracks. One of his quotes is "Okay, rookies, playtime's over."
== Notes ==
* Stormer's multi-functional ice weapon's ice blade is a different color than the eyes and Hero Core.
* After losing a fellow hero on a mission, Von Ness, Stormer has become more stern and serious. He expects 110% from everyone and himself. Little did Stormer know that Von Ness survived the incident and became Von Nebula, after almost costing a city and Stormer's life to be destroyed.
* Stormer's weapon is portrayed as a blade, but it can fire ice blasts.
* Stormer is rereleased as 2063 Stormer 2.0 in the 2011 storyline.
* Stormer's weapon arm is one single piece.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
Preston-1.png|Preston Stormer.
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Preston_Stormer.jpg|Stormer at a toy fair.
PStormer_Weapon.jpg|A closeup of Stormer's right arm.
Preston.png|Stormer in action.
Hero_Factory_1.png|Stormer in Makuhero City.
P&VN.png|Stormer facing Von Nebula.
Stormtropica.jpg|Stormer in Poptropica.
== See also ==
* 2063 Stormer 2.0
* 2145 Stormer 3.0
* 6230 Stormer XL
== External links ==
7165 Natalie Breez

7165 Natalie Breez is a Hero Factory set released in 2010. The set includes a small lime-green Hero.
== Description ==
Natalie Breez, the only female Hero released, sports green armour, a red core and orange eyes, and black limbs in her 1.0 form. The set includes a total of 19 pieces, which consist of limb bricks, green armour, a head and a core, and two silver and green energised boomerangs; her weapons. The back of the canister that the set comes in shows an image of her battling Thunder.
== Background ==
Breeze, an agile Hero Factory rookie, trains alongside Furno and Surge and is a natural diplomat that's always ready to give a mission everything she's got. Armed with energized dual boomerangs and harpoon for climbing, she’s always ready to tackle any mission. Breez also took a part in the missions when Fire Lord and Black Phantom caused trouble. Her core allows her to talk to thousands of different types of animals. When Breez showed maturity during the battles with Von Nebula, Stormer promoted her to a full-fledged Hero.
== Notes ==
* In the online comic, Breez's Hero Core is purple.
* In the LEGO catalogues, her name is spelt Breeze.
* Breez has been redesigned with new armour, equipment, and accessories several times since this original set.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
Breez.jpg|Front view of Natalie Breez
Natalie-1.png|Natalie with her weapons
Natalie.png|Natalie in battle stance
Hero_Factory_2.png|Natalie Breez in Makuhero City
== See also ==
* 2142 Breez 2.0
* 6227 Breez
== External links ==
7166 Imperial Shuttle

7166 Imperial Shuttle is a Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi set released in 2001.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures included ==
== Gallery ==
7166-1-1.jpg|The set's box
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7166.jpg|The box art.
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== See also ==
;Other Sets Containing Imperial Shuttles
* 7264 Imperial Inspection (2005)
* 10212 Imperial Shuttle (2010)
* 20016 Imperial Shuttle (2010; Brickmaster exclusive, mini)
== External links ==
7167 William Furno

7167 William Furno is a Hero Factory set released on July 2010. It comes with 19 pieces to build Wiliam Furno in his first phase of armour.
== Description ==
Furno has transparent yellow-green eyes, red armour, and bright orange limbs. For a weapon, he uses a dual fire shooter, consisting of two identical pieces, each with a silver hilt and a translucent orange blade. Unlike the three full-fledged Heroes, Furno has two complete arms with hands. A slightly altered design can be found in 7158 Furno Bike. The back of the canister shows William Furno battling Rotor.
== Background ==
When Furno was created in the Assembly Tower, Hero Factory's founder, Akiyama Makuro, noted that there was something different about him. After Furno's construction was complete he was placed in the Quaza Chamber for charging, at which point the reaction in his core caused by his charging nearly blew the Tower off the map. He successfully captured the Villain Rotor, and has helped in the capturing of the rest of Von Nebula's gang as well as the mastermind himself. He later fought the Fire Villains with the rest of the team but was defeated. In order to defeat the villains he was upgraded to Furno 2.0.
== Notes ==
* Some sources say William Blaze instead of Furno. This is also featured on his downloadable wallpaper.
* A silhouette of Furno featured in the Hero Factory guide mailed out with the July–August issue of LEGO magazine showed him with his Dual Fire Shooter separated and attached to the back of his arms. It is unknown if this allows Furno to fly, or is just another way to use his weapon. This silhouette is also on his canister.
* On the canister, it shows Furno with orange arms, but the pieces are a brighter orange than is shown.
* On the LEGO homepage, Furno was shown with an orange core.
* In the TV ads and in the product itself, Furno's blaster has the orange blades, while in the TV series, it does not have blades at all.
* Furno is said to be the next Preston Stormer, but Furno himself thinks otherwise.
* Furno is released as 2065 Furno 2.0 in the 2011 storyline.
* In 7158 Furno Bike, he has red arms, legs, and red Toa Mata feet.
* On the back of his canister, he is seen fighting 7162 Rotor, however, he is seen helping 7164 Preston Stormer on the box of 7145 Von Nebula.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
William-1.png|Furno's weapons
William.png|Furno in battle
William_Blaze.jpg|Furno on display
Blaze.jpg|William Furno
Hero_Factory_3.png|Furno in Makuhero City
Lego Hero Factory William Blaze WP.jpg|Furno striking a pose
BlastFire.png|Furno fighting
Furnovsmelt.PNG|Furno aiming his blaster while Meltdown curls his whip around his arm
IMG_0011.PNG|Furno close up
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Lego Hero Factory William Furno Cores.jpg|A wallpaper of Furno that shows how his core charging
== See also ==
* 7158 Furno Bike
* 2065 Furno 2.0
* 2191 Furno 3.0
* 6293 Furno
* 44000 Furno XL
== External links ==
7168 Dunkan Bulk

7168 Dunkan Bulk is a Hero Factory set that was released in 2010, containing a small silver Hero in 1.0 form.
== Description ==
A silver-armoured Hero, Bulk displays an orange head and core, black limbs, and a huge blaster arm weapon. The blaster connects to his body by means of a Toa hand-piece, and exhibits a long silver barrel, a harpoon on the top, three unremovable spheres, and thick armour where his arm would go. The 'hand' moulded into his armour has the trigger finger out from the gun more than the other two. The back of the canister shows him battling XPlode.
== Background ==
The toughest, strongest hero on the Hero Factory Alpha Team, Dunkan has built-in heavy multifunctional metal weapons which shoot metal spheres, helping to protect everyone from danger. He is not very clever, but makes up for this with his strength and prowess in battle. He also fought alongside Mark Surge and Jimi Stringer to defeat Corroder
== Notes ==
* His Hero Core is in some pictures green and in one picture blue. In reality, however, it is orange.
* Dunkan is to also be found in the 7179 Dunkan Bulk and Vapour set.
* The spelling of his first name tends to differ. In one place it is spelled with a "k", as Dunkan, and in another, a "c", as Duncan.
* The barrel of Bulk's gun is angled so it has a 3D effect in a diagonal view.
* He is similar to a former Hero Factory team leader, Thresher.
* Although he is re-released in 2011 as Bulk 3.0, he wasn't released in a 2.0 form.
* His weapon arm is a single, hollow piece.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
File:Dunkan-1.png|Bulk's weapons.
File:Dunkan.png|Bulk in battle.
File:Hero_Factory_4.png|Bulk in Makuhero City.
File:Bulk.png|Bulk in cityscape.
File:Hero fact.jpg|Dunkan Bulk on a magazine cover.
File:Duncan_Bulk.jpg|Bulk on display.
File:DBulk_Weapon.jpg|Bulk's weapon.
== See also ==
* 2182 Bulk 3.0
* 6223 Bulk
== External links ==
7169 Mark Surge

7169 Mark Surge is a Hero Factory LEGO set released in 2010. It includes a small blue Hero with a yellow head and core.
== Description ==
Surge, a rookie recently constructed in the Assembly Tower, uses two lightning shooters, identical pieces with silver hilts and translucent yellow lightning bolt blades. He has yellow-green eyes, a yellow-green hero core, blue armour and silver limbs. Like Furno and Breez, but unlike the three Alpha Team members, Surge has two arm pieces. His body armour is the same shape as Furno's and Breez's. The back of the canister shows him battling Corroder.
== Background ==
The youngest rookie on the Hero Factory team, Surge is a little clumsy, yet highly competitive. He is hot-tempered, and secretly believes that one day he will turn evil, courtesy of a flaw that he believes was built with him. Surge tends to have problems landing his hero pod, but his skill in manipulating his electrical shield, armour and lightning weapon makes up for it. His quote is "Yeehaa!". He fought the minions of Von Nebula, and later was promoted to a full-fledged Hero. On the back of the canister, a picture depicts Surge battling Corroder.
== Notes ==
* A silhouette released in the Hero Factory guide in the July–August 2010 LEGO Magazine showed him holding his lightning shooters in one hand. This is assumed to be his Lightning Shield.
* In a Hero Factory magazine released in July, it says that Surge was built with a flaw and he is afraid of going to the side of evil.
* Mark Surge's head is lime green, while his core is yellow.
* The lightning of his weapons is rubber.
* Surge's twin lightning weapons are meant to be a single blaster.
* Surge is re-released as 2141 Surge 2.0 in the 2011 storyline.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
Mark-1.png|Surge's weapons
7169 Mark Surge.jpg
Mark.png|Surge in battle
Mark_Surge.jpg|Surge on display
Hero_Factory_5.png|Surge in Makuhero City
Lego_Hero_Factory_Mark_Surge.jpg|Surge
== See also ==
* 2141 Surge 2.0
* 6217 Surge
== External links ==
7170 Jimi Stringer

7170 Stringer is a Hero Factory themed set released on July 13, 2010. The set includes a black 1.0 Hero.
== Description ==
Stringer, a member of Hero Factory's prestigious Alpha Team, wields a black blaster that fires sonic blasts. Several other unidentified tools are also included on the weapon. He has orange eyes, a light orange Hero core, black armor, and orange limbs. His body armour is different from every other Hero, and it displays several gadgets, which probably have something to do with sound, as that is the subject he is proficient in. The back of the canister shows him battling Meltdown.
== Background ==
Stringer is a laid-back Hero with an extreme knowledge of sound. He enjoys working with rookies, unlike fellow teammates Stormer and Bulk, and he is an experienced musician. He fought Corroder along with Bulk and Mark Surge in the comic Core Crisis. It is thought by some he may be a reference to guitarist Jimi Hendrix, hence the name "Jimi" and "Stringer" as in guitar strings. Also, it is noted on the Hero Factory website that his weapon can double up as an amplifier for guitars.
== Notes ==
* Although he is re-released in 2011 as Stringer 3.0, he wasn't released in a 2.0 form.
* He is voiced by Stephen Stanton.
* On the LEGO Shop website, he is simply called Jim Stringer (example below).
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
File:Jimi-1.png|Stringer's weapon.
File:Jimi.png|Stringer getting ready to battle.
File:Jimi_Stringer.jpg|Stringer on display.
File:tf10_hero_factory_84.jpg|Stringer and his canister.
File:Hero_Factory_6.png|Stringer in Makuhero City.
File:Lego_Hero_Factory_Jimi_Stringer.jpg|Stringer.
== See also ==
* 2183 Stringer 3.0
* 6282 Stringer
== External links ==
71718: Wu’s Battle Dragon

==Official Description from LEGO.com==
This LEGO® NINJAGO® Wu’s Battle Dragon (71718) building set for kids with 2 minifigures will be adored by fans of ninja toys, who can use it to stage their own fantasy stories from the NINJAGO TV series. The awesome posable dragon can move its wings, tail, feet and head.
The best dragon building kit
With 2 buildable figures of Hero Wu and Gleck, ninja fans can immerse themselves in the mysterious Dungeons of Shintaro and play out battles between themselves for the Ivory Blade of Deliverance. Wu can ride his flying dragon, which will enchant youngsters’ creative minds.
The ultimate ninja playsets
LEGO NINJAGO building toys for kids let them learn about the honorable values of ninjas as they venture into a world of mystery where they can role-play their heroes battling powerful dark forces. NINJAGO fans will be gripped for hours by these fun toys, which include dragons, cars and mechs in the different playsets.
· Awesome LEGO® NINJAGO® Wu’s Battle Dragon (71718) toy and 2 minifigures to recreate action from the NINJAGO TV series. The ideal gift for NINJAGO fans or kids who enjoy plotting their own dragon adventures with fun toys.
· This dragon playset includes a Battle Dragon and 2 minifigures: Hero Wu and Gleck, and the Ivory Blade of Deliverance. Kids can stage fun stories of their own to see which of these characters triumphs!
· This wonderfully detailed Battle Dragon has a posable head, legs, wings and tail and is designed for the Hero Wu minifigure to ride. Gleck is armed with a crossbow to fire studs.
· This 321-piece LEGO® dragon building kit provides an exciting and rewarding build for boys and girls aged 7+ and makes a great birthday present or LEGO gift for any occasion.
· New for June 2020, this NINJAGO® dragon set is a great size to play with at home or to take out for adventures on the go. The flying dragon measures over 4” (12cm) high, 9” (24cm) long and 13” (33cm) wide.
· No batteries are required for this dragon building set – it is ready to head into the sky, powered solely by your child’s imagination, for hours of creative play.
· This is the perfect LEGO® gift for a young builder. The bricks and buildable figures come with easy-to-follow instructions so kids will quickly have the dragon ready for adventures.
· LEGO® NINJAGO® building toys for kids let them learn the honorable values of the ninjas and enjoy active play as they lose themselves in an excitingworld of adventure.
· The LEGO® bricks used to build this playset have met the highest industry standards, ensuring they are always consistent, compatible and pull apart with ease every time.
· The LEGO® building bricks in this dragon building kit have been relentlessly tested and meet the highest global safety and quality standards. You know you are in safe hands with LEGO fun toys.
7171 Mos Espa Podrace

7171 Mos Espa Podrace was released in 1999 as part of the LEGO Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace line. The set replicates the Podrace from that film, and includes three Podracers, three Pit Droids, Anakin Skywalker (Episode I), Gasgano, Jar Jar Binks, Padmé Naberrie, Qui-Gon Jinn, R2-D2 and Sebulba Minifigures.
== Notes ==
* In order to increase the structural stability of the Podracer models, their design incorporates brick-built, sand-coloured booms that connect the Pods to the transparent parts of the energy couplings. These booms are not part of the actual Podracer vehicles within the Star Wars universe; they are a feature of the toy put there to hold the pods together. The sand color was chosen as it would blend with the Boonta Eve Classic's desert course.
* This set (as did many of its era) had some alternate models in the instruction booklet. They were speeders for Jar Jar Binks and Padme, a giant hovercraft, a small speeder bike, many small ships, a grandstand, two dropships, and a giant robot.
== Minifigures included ==
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
7171.jpg|The box art
7171 1.JPG|Speeder Bikes as alternate builds
7171 2.JPG|A giant hovercraft and a small utility speeder as alternates
7171 3.JPG|Small dropships, a grandstand, two planes and a robot as alternates
lego mos espa podrace.jpg|The set in its entirety
7171-1.png|Promotional artwork
== See also ==
* Podracers (Disambiguation)
* 7186 Watto's Junkyard
== Instructions ==
== External links ==
7174 Apple

7174 Apple is a Promotional polybag released in 2007, bundled with Capespan fruits. It contains a small model of an apple.
== Description ==
There are seven promotional sets released for Capespan including, a Banana (8 pieces), a Pear (10 pieces), an Apple (10 pieces), an Orange (8 pieces), a cluster of Grapes (10 pieces), a Watermelon Slice (19 pieces) and a chef Minifigure with a clear goblet.
Also included is a small fold-out sheet with a LEGO City diorama at the front and a labyrinth game on the back.
== Notes ==
* It was still available in 2009.
== External links ==
Category:Promotional sets
Category:Make and Create
7179 Dunkan Bulk and Vapour

7179 Dunkan Bulk and Vapour is a Hero Factory special edition set released in July 2010. The set contains two figures, Dunkan Bulk and Vapour. In the set Dunkan Bulk uses a Sonic Boom Weapon and a Metal Sphere Shooter.
== Description ==
In this set, Dunkan Bulk has slight modifications, such as an Av-Matoran jetpack and a new right arm, which is also used as the arm of 7170 Jimi Stringer. He also has an orange pipe on his head. Vapour's shoulder defense are made of the same part as Corroder's claws. His mask is identical to that of 7162 Rotor, apart from colour. Also, Vapour's weapons are Meteor Blasters with opaque spheres. Vapour's head is the same shape as the Heroes with the colour being blue.
== Background ==
Vapour is able to shoot corrosive vapor using his weapons which are connected to two tubes.Fact at Herofactory.lego.com
== Notes ==
* This set is the only villain set with blue opaque projectiles for the Meteor Blasters.
* Originally, LEGO spelled the set 'Duncan Bulk und Vapour' by mistake.
* In Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States, it was a Toys "Я" Us exclusive.
* It is believed that the set originally was going to be "Thresher and Vapour," because Dunkan Bulk closely resembles Thresher, Stormer's first team leader.
* Besides Bulk's Regular blaster, he also holds Stringer's sonic boom blaster.
* Vapour is the ony villan that has two blasters instead of one.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
File:B&V.png|Bulk and Vapour.
File:7179 Bulk and Vapor with background.png|Battle in the city.
File:BV-1.png|The two squaring off.
File:BV-3.png|Bulk engaging Vapour.
File:MeteorVapour.png|Vapour's weapon.
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== References ==
== External links ==
7180 B-Wing at Rebel Control Center

7180 B-Wing at Rebel Control Center is a Classic Star Wars set released in 2000. It is a set containing the first model of the B-Wing and a Rebel base with a hover vehicle, consisting of 338 pieces, and cost $29.99 USD. The set includes R4 Astromech Droid, Rebel Mechanic and B-Wing Pilot Minifigures.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Minifigures Included ==
== Gallery ==
7180.jpg|The box art
7180 set.jpg|The set in its entirety
== Instructions ==
== External links ==
7181 TIE Interceptor

The set 7181 TIE Interceptor was a Star Wars Classic UCS set released in August of 2000. It included a model of the TIE Interceptor, a starfighter used by the Galactic Empire.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Instructions ==
== Gallery ==
7181 box art.jpg|The box art
7181 set.jpg|The fighter
1037.jpg|Zoom in
== See also ==
* 6206 TIE Interceptor
== External links ==
Category:Ultimate Collector Series