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 LEGO TIE Fighter Beware the might of the TIE Fighter! The most fearsome starfighter in the Imperial fleet is back! What the TIE fighter lacks in armor plating, it makes up for with incredible speed and twin turbolasers. Darth Vader commands this ship, with a lightsaber that really lights up! New feature! Press down on Darth Vader’s head to make his lightsaber light up! Open the TIE fighter’s hatch and maneuver the solar wings. Includes Darth Vader and pilot.
Customer Review: Awesome
When i first got this lego set, i was totally thrilled (mostly because i was only like  and started putting it together right away. it took me only about 30 minutes-that was with the constant looking up at the TV to see what was happening on my show-to build. i started playing with it right away, and you would be surprised how durable it is. It comes with 2 minifigs, darth vader, with a light up lightsaber, and an emperial pilot, who got ripped off kuz his head is just a blank brown head, with no face whatsoever. but thats ok because its still an awesome set. i would highly recommend this set to anybody who is a Star Wars fan, like me!
By the way, sheila coleman is my mom
Tags: 30 Minutes, Armor Plating, Coleman, Darth Vader, Hatch, Home School Mom, Imagination, Imaginative Play, Imperial Fleet, Lego Tie Fighter, Lightsaber, Lt, Minifigs, New Feature, Pilot, Sheila, Solar Wings, Star Wars, Star Wars Fan, Starfighter
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 LEGO Star Wars V-Wing Fighter Both original Star Wars fans and those just getting acquainted with the saga will enjoy putting together this replica of a V-Wing fighter from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. This small model is only 8-1/2 inches long and, with 118 pieces, takes just 15 to 30 minutes to construct. It is a good beginner building set for younger kids and also suitable for collectors who aren’t looking for a huge building challenge. The ship features wings that fold in and out and a detachable canopy (although a hinged canopy would be preferable). One Clone V-Wing Pilot minifig comes with the set and fits within the fighter’s cockpit. The manual contains easy-to-follow illustrated instructions and includes a full inventory of all pieces with part numbers in case builders need to order a replacement. –Cristina Vaamonde
Customer Review: Lego V-Wing Fighter review (I couldn’t think of a better title! 
I love this set. It’s a good set because there’s no “flick-fire missle” crap on it. (The flick-fire missle feature on any set is usually crap). Ok, I’m calming down now. It’s really durable; very solidly built when fully assembled. It also looks like the real thing from the movie. It really is a great set!!!
Customer Review: This thing should not cost more than $10.
I don’t know why Amazon insists on charging so much. It sells nearly everywhere else for considerably less than the $32 at which it is currently offered.
Tags: 30 Minutes, Amazon, Canopy, Clone, Cockpit, Crap, Episode Iii Revenge Of The Sith, Flick, Lego Star Wars, Minifig, Revenge Of The Sith, Saga, Ship Features, Star Fighter, Star Wars, Star Wars Fans, Wars Star, Wing Fighter, Wing Pilot, Wings
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 Tune Tools 2.0 Customer Review: Save you money – try a different product
I have two ipods and wished to share the playlists between each one (my playlists are rather lengthy and it takes a while to build them from scratch). I installed the software and it immediately crashed. It then crashed the 3x after that I tried to open the program. Finally, on the 4th try it opened. The program kept advising me that I needed to set the ipod to manually manage music and enable disk usage. Both settings were already set. The program then found one ipod but would not find my second which was attached. The program said iTunes was not installed and to ensure I opened iTunes after perfoming the Tools installation. I did and it still proclaimed I had no iTunes intalled even though I had it open in another window. In frustration I turned everything off, came back an hour later and presto: iTunes and both ipods are detected. For the next 30 minutes I told myself I had made a great purchase. Transfered my playlists from the ipod to iTunes (fresh install, remember) had everthing set the way I wanted and exited the program. Later I thought I would check some settings and once again iTunes was supposedly not installed. I did everything I could think of including reinstalling Tune Tools various times. The great flaw: there is no way to change the file directory to point the program to where your iTunes folder is located. Although I have it installed on my C drive under the default settings, Tune Tools continued to search in my E drive. There is no way change where it searches so as far as Tune Tools was concerned I didn’t have iTunes. I even went so far as to reinstalling iTunes under my E drive thinking that then it would locate the right folder…didn’t work. After several more installs of iTunes and Tune Tools trying different configurations I gave up. I’m praying the store I purchased this coffee coaster from will take it back and give me store credit. If you can get the program to function correctly it’s a great value but I wouldn’t risk my money and time on this one again. There are other programs out there that are supposed to do the same thing- I’ll try one of them.
Tags: 30 Minutes, 3x, C Drive, Coffee Coaster, Default Settings, E Drive, Frustration, Ipod, Ipods, Itunes, Money, Music, Playlists, Scratch, Tools
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