Product Description

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22366 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 7113
• Dimensions: 7.70" h x 1.80" w x 5.80" l, .25 pounds

Features

• The young Anakin Skywalker encounters 2 Tusken Raiders
• Have fun assembling the one-seated speeder for the Jedi
• Great addition to any Star Wars collection
• Provides classic building enjoyment while sparking imaginative play for endless fun
• Includes 90 pieces

Editorial Review
This compact 90-piece mini set features young Anakin Skywalker encountering two Tusken Raiders. Young LEGO builders must first assemble the one-seated speeder for the Jedi and the missile-looking tower that the Tuskens are trying to protect. Then the miniature figures, complete with weapons, can engage in battle and determine the fate of the universe. While full of creative play on its own, this LEGO set may be better served with larger ones for even more imaginative fun. --Pam Lauer

Customer Reviews

Awesome Tusken Raider minifigs!
Tusken Raider Encounter is an awesome Lego set. I, as a really big Star Wars fan and having collected some other Ep.2 lego sets, had to get this set. You have an Anakin minifig that is neat, with a cape and his blue lighsaber. The Lego version of the swoop bike is terrific and closely resembles the original, plus a really cool colour scheme. The 2 Tusken Raider mini-figs may well be the best part of the set, with their detailed faces. Each also comes with a blaster/"rifle". As a bonus, you also get a Tatooine moisture collector tower which, when you pull a hinged piece,opens up to reveal a nice little compartment with a couple of coloured computer controls and circuits.

This set is really good for collectors with any other Ep.2 sets or even Ep.4, A New Hope sets, such as the Landspeeder(even though I don't have it.)The Episode II sets beat the Ep. 1 sets but neither can beat the original trilogy ones.

Altogether this is a nice addition to your Star Wars Lego collection, or just plain Lego collection. Buy this set while you can. May the Force be with you!

Finally a Swoop and Tuskens!
Finally Anakin is grown up and supposedly has orange hair.
The Swoop speeder (which made its debut in the Ep.IV Special Edition along with the Shadow of the Empire books) is really nicely designed and includes some really nice detail. The only bad thing about it is the front fins easily fall off. The angles and shaping of the vehicle is really well done.
The 2 Tusken Raider mini-figs look great! They each also come with a rifle (odd since I once read that Lego wouldnt include real guns with this series) that can also be found in the old Lego Western sets.
There is also this semi-tall Tatooine water-vapor tower thing included which has a neat "secret" compartment with computer controls hidden.
Finally, the Star Wars universe is starting to piece together (forgive the lego pun) and these elements will go very nice with your Ep2 or even your classic Star Wars lego sets.

People Are Scary
SPOILER ALERT - if you haven't seen Ep II, you will see a spoiler below.
The set is easily constructed; it consists of Anakin w/ lightsaber & Owen Lars' speederbike, two Tusken Raiders with rifles, and a moisture vaporator. The vaporator is the most interesting and detailed version Lego has made of such devices so far in its line of sets.
Now, I adore this set, and I've been collecting the Star Wars Legos since they were introduced, but there's something terribly disturbing about giving little kids some Legos which are aimed at retelling Anakin's first seriously fall to the Dark Side: when he massacred a small tribe of the Sand People in revenge for his mother's death at their hands. It, ah, strikes me as an odd choice of scene to reenact.