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Detailed review of the LEGO Star Wars Armored Assault Tank

In Star Wars Episode I, the armored assault tank led an army of Separatist super battle droids to meet the gungans in battle.  
LEGO did an outstanding job in recreating this awsome Star Wars vehicle!

Pruduct Features:
*New 2009 Clone Wars edition with tons of action play
*Includes: Yoda, Clone Trooper, 2 Battle Droids and 3 new Super Battle Droids with rocket-launcher arms
*Lift the compartment hatch and play inside; turret spins 360 degrees and includes a detachable speeder
*Measures 8 inches wide by 8 inches long
*407 pieces

Benefits:
*The new Yoda has a rubber head, a little bit of grey hair, and a lightsaber.
*All 3 of the new super battle droids come with new rocket-launcher arms.
The LEGO Star Wars Armored Assault Tank is durable and has some cool features.
* a battle droid can sit inside the top hatch. (After it is assembled)
* On both sides of the AAT there are laser cannons which contain flick fire missles that can be manually fired (don’t worry, they aren’t real).
* There is a speeder which is hooked inside the compartment hatch. The speeder can be taken out of the AAT and be used as a transport!
Also, The LEGO Star Wars Armored Assault Tank is also a lot of fun to build. It won’t take weeks to put together, but it will keep children busy doing something constructive.

As you can see, this is a great set! In my opinion, one of the best sets that LEGO has. For more information on Lego Star Wars Toys, including links to order, please visit: The LEGO Star Wars Armored Assault Tank Page
May The Force Be With You, Always!

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