Lego battle of the hoth

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75014 Battle of Hoth is a Classic Star Wars set released in 2013. It is a Toys"R"Us exclusive in the US.

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The set consists of three main parts, which are Luke Skywalker's Rebel Snowspeeder, a small P-Tower Turret on a small baseplate with a command post on the side, and another part which consists of three baseplates. The set also includes a Imperial speeder and a small turret. It contains 6 minifigures, a Tauntaun and an Imperial Probe Droid.

The Minifigures include Luke Skywalker in his pilot version, General Rieekan, two Hoth Rebel Troopers and two Snowtroopers.

The Snowspeeder has a design similar to the one from 8089 Hoth Wampa Cave, but with small differences. Some of them are that the orange details are replaced by grey ones. It has a turret on both sides, and a cockpit, which Luke can fit in with his lightsaber. There is a small Alien Conquest gun with binoculars attached to it on the back of the Snowspeeder.

The P-Tower Turret

The P-Tower Turret is entirely light bluish grey and dark bluish grey and can rotate. Next to it, is a small command post where General Rieekan can sit. The antenna is made by using a fencing foil.

The other part consists of three small baseplates, each one with different accessories. The first one has a small box and another small accessory, the second one has a pickaxe and a shovel, and the third one has a small rotatable turret.

The speeder and turret

The speeder is the same as in the set 8084 Snowtrooper Battle Pack. A Snowtrooper can easily fit in it. The turret is the same as the one in 7749 Echo Base. It has a small whip which connects it to a small 2x2 section.

Includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories: Luke Skywalker in snowspeeder outfit, General Rieekan, 2 Hoth Rebel troopers and 2 Snowtroopers
Features snowspeeder, speeder bike, E-Web blaster, Imperial probe droid, tower cannon, command center, trench and a tauntan
Snowspeeder features opening cockpit and tow hook with wire
Tower cannon features shooting function
Includes 6 weapons: lightsaber, blaster pistol, 2 blasters and 2 blaster rifles
Accessories include shovel, pickaxe and a sausage
Repel the Imperial attack!
Fire the projectiles!
Snowspeeder measures over 2" (6cm) high, 7" (18cm) long and 5" (13cm) wide
Trench measures over 10" (20cm) long, 4" (11cm) wide and 3" (10cm) high

Background [ edit ]

The Battle of Hoth was a major victory for the Galactic Empire and the single worst battlefield defeat suffered by the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the Galactic Civil War. The battle was an Imperial invasion aimed at destroying the Rebel Alliance's Echo Base hidden on the remote ice world Hoth. The base's location was compromised when a Imperial Probe Droid deployed by Darth Vader landed on Hoth.

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The 75014 Battle of Hoth set released in January, 2013. It includes minifigures of General Rieekan, Luke Skywalker (pilot), two Snowtroopers and two Hoth Rebel Troopers. This set also includes a Tauntaun and a Probe Droid.

Description

Minifigures

Luke Skywalker as a pilot is an all-new minifigure, which features a very detailed printing. It includes a Rebel pilot helmet and a blue lightsaber. This figure features a double-sided face: one side has googles on, the other one doesn't.

General Rieekan is also a completely new figure. It is armed with a short blaster. He also comes with a Hoth Rebel Trooper helmet.

Stop the Imperial attack with Luke Skywalker and the snowspeeder!

Race with Luke Skywalker over the icy surface of planet Hoth™ in his snowspeeder! Keep watch from the command center trench with Commander Rieekan and catch the Imperial Snowtroopers attacking the Rebel defenses. Fire the tower cannon! Help the Rebels defeat the Galactic Empire forces in the Battle of Hoth from Star Wars™: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back™! Includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories: Luke Skywalker in snowspeeder outfit, General Rieekan, 2 Hoth Rebel troopers and 2 Snowtroopers.

· Includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories: Luke Skywalker in snowspeeder outfit, General Rieekan, 2 Hoth Rebel troopers and 2 Snowtroopers

· Features snowspeeder, speeder bike, E-Web blaster, Imperial probe droid, tower cannon, command center, trench and a tauntan

· Snowspeeder features opening cockpit and tow hook with wire

· Tower cannon features shooting function

· Includes 6 weapons: lightsaber, blaster pistol, 2 blasters and 2 blaster rifles

· Accessories include shovel, pickaxe and a sausage

· Repel the Imperial attack!

· Fire the projectiles!

· Snowspeeder measures over 2" (6 cm) high, 7" (18 cm) long and 5" (13 cm) wide

Trench measures over 10" (20 cm) long, 4" (11 cm) wide and 3" (10 cm) high

Tomorrow marks the beginning of the LEGO Star Wars May the 4th promotions on [email protected] and the main promotion is the Battle of Hoth – 20th Anniversary Edition (40333). The set has 195 pieces and you can get it for free with purchases of $75 or more in Star Wars products, while supplies last. This piece count is the most for a May the 4th promotional set that LEGO has released ever. LEGO has sent over the set early so we can take a quick look at it.

The first thing I have to mention is the box itself. As a collectible set, you do not have to rip it open as it is the resuable folding style. I do like this style of box for promotions as you can store the set whole if you’re done with it.

The mini scale set features the iconic battle scene from Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back with the AT-AT and two Snowspeeders. On the left side, we have the Echo Base DSS-02 shield generator which is now correct with four generators. It uses some gray discs to represent that.

Going around to the front, we have the exclusive printed 2×4 tile of the 20 Years of LEGO Star Wars logo.

Next to the shield generator, are the two Snowspeeders that sit on a couple of trans-clear 1×1 round bricks. One of the Snowspeeders has the orange color scheme and the other one has the gray one.

The AT-AT is the largest thing in this set as it towers over everything. The cockpit uses a printed 1×2 slope piece for the red windshield. The laser cannons on the front makes use of a pair of binoculars. The neck connects to the body using a trans-clear 32 shaft with knob which is an intersting part choice.

The bulky body uses some 1x2x1 bricks with studs for the smooth sides. The legs use hinge pieces to get it in particular poses and the feet makes use of some open studs on the base to keep it fairly stable.

Finally in the bottom corner, we have the Imperial Probe Droid which is just a clip with a 1×1 round plate with a hole.

Overall, if you’ve been collecting the LEGO Star Wars 20th Anniversary Edition sets, you’ll probably want to get this Battle of Hoth (40333) set as well. Obviously it makes a great little display piece and the scene is a very iconic one and is easily recognizable from all angles.

I know that a lot of us would prefer the exclusive minifigures for May the 4th promotions but I think these type of sets are more meaningful since we get to build something instead of just having a single minifigure. As a matter of fact, I still have the R2-D2 and BB-8 from the past couple of years still built and displayed on my TV stand.

Again, this promotion starts tomorrow at LEGO Stores and on [email protected] with purchases of $75 or more on Star Wars products.

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Contents

Description [ edit ]

Background [ edit ]

LEGO® Star Wars™: This is how we play!

Take to the skies

Minifigures Making Moves

The Race is ON!

Boba Fett’s Throne Room Party

How to Create Flight

Bring your still life to life

Find your angles

Trick-or-Treat | LEGO® STAR WARS™: Celebrate the Season

Make it move

Find the way

Grogu’s brick-built gift!

“This is my face”

The Pumpkin Batch | LEGO® STAR WARS™: Celebrate the Season

The Race is ON!

Learn Why Snot Rocks​

LEGO® Star Wars™: This is how we play!

Make it move

How to Create Flight

How to Make a Minifigure Walk

Brick BIG

Bring your still life to life

Death Star™ Final Duel

Death Star™

Naboo Starfighter™

Resistance I-TS Transport

Duel on Mustafar™

TIE Fighter Pilot™ Helmet

Assault on Hoth™

TIE Fighter™

First Order Snowspeeder™

Scout Trooper™ & Speeder Bike™

Check out popular videos

Carving Up the Competition | LEGO® STAR WARS™: Celebrate the Season

Find your angles

Boba Fett’s Throne Room Party

Making snowy scenes

How to Build a Background

Minifigures Making Moves

Try a hand-drawn Hunter™

How to Get Started on Your First Brick Film

Find the way

Use the elements

Take to the skies

Trick-or-Treat | LEGO® STAR WARS™: Celebrate the Season

Contents

Description

Minifigures

Learn Why Snot Rocks