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| | Features | 2-in-1 toy transforms from action figure to vehiclePush-activated talking and sound effectsPlastic construction rearranges and transforms in 25 stepsIncludes cape, 3 weapons, 3 TIE fighters, 3 miniature figures, and 3 AAA batteriesRecommended for ages 5 and up
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| WARNING:| CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. |
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| | Description | The Sith Lord strikes with his lightsaber and blaster, then uses secret morphing technology to change into the Death Star battle station and launch a devastating attack on the heroic Rebels.Careful, your sensor can deceive you. These classic Star Wars vehicles are more than meets the eye. Your favorite heroes and villains collide in this awesome collection of mode-changing figures that are full of surprises. Death Star has two awesome battle modes - it transforms from the Death Star to Darth Vader. Features phrases, sounds and lights, different weapon sounds and launches projectile. Includes MINI-CON vehicles, Darth Vader pilot, storm trooper figures, lightsaber, projectile blaster, and instructions. Requires 3 "AAA" batteries, included. Mini-Con vehicles measures 1.25" x 1". Figures measure up to 1.5" tall. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 8.0 inches | | Product Width: | 14.0 inches | | Product Height: | 17.2 inches | | Product Weight: | 3.5 pounds | | Package Length: | 16.9 inches | | Package Width: | 13.9 inches | | Package Height: | 8.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 3.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 39 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 39 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Some hints on getting it together Dec 26, 2007
By Andrew Certain
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I agree with all the other reviewers that it's very hard to get it to transform from Darth Vader into the Death Star. I would be stunned if any 6-year-old (my son's age) is able to assemble it having seen somebody else do it, to say nothing of trying to get it from the instructions.
Nevertheless, it's pretty cool once it's in Death Star mode. My son isn't too excited about the Darth Vader mode, but he has been playing with it some as the Death Star. I don't think it's going to keep his attention for too long, though. I'm still marveling at the feat of engineering creating this thing must have been (difficulty of assembly notwithstanding).
While the transformer itself seems very solid, the accessories are not so well constructed. The laser beam and light saber are both very easily bent, and the tie fighters are also pretty soft plastic. As for the arm pieces coming off, I'm not sure that isn't by design (same with the feet, which, at least to me, look like space ships).
For all of you still struggling to put it together, here are some written tips:
* Make sure that his legs are folded all the way up. The trigger for the gun (which is placed between his legs) needs to be activated by pushing his head forward once the Death Star is assembled.
* Make sure to pull the spring-loaded section on his back all the way out. It should click into place. I didn't do this at first and it's impossible to assemble if you don't.
* After the legs are folded up and the bottom cap has been swung into place, start at the back spring-loaded section and snap pieces into place, moving around to the front -- first one side and then the other. Leave the two top sections (the ones with the little doors to reveal Darth's head) for last.
* To get the last two sections in place, look for a little plastic hook on the bottom corners (nearest the back spring-loaded section). For each one, swivel the part so that that hook catches first, then rotate it into place.
Good luck!
17 of 20 found the following review helpful:
Difficult to assemble into Death Star Oct 28, 2007
By A. Wharton
I am at wits end trying to assemble this guy into "Death Star" mode. The "instructions" are written microscopically and are not much help. I have tried to do it three times with my overly excited son watching each time. Failed again. I need a drink!
9 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Transformers - lots of hype, little satisfaction Jan 07, 2008
By L. Klebe
My 8 yr. old son really wanted this toy as well as a Star Wars Lego set. After spending several hours with him constructing his 471 piece Lego Imperial Land Cruiser we were both happy and satisfied. The toy had several working parts including gears and weapons that fire. On the other hand this Transformer is nearly impossible to "transform" completely. At some point when trying to get it into the Death Star form you just want to brute force it into place. Almost 2 weeks after Christmas this Transformer has not been played with much and the Lego craft has seen lots of play time. It is not a matter of skill or following directions - the transformer toys just don't transform well. Trying to transform these toys will try your child's patience while Legos will reward their ability to stay with the activity.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 THIS VADER ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dec 28, 2007
WOW THIS IS HARD TO TRANSFORM THE FIRST TIME!!!!!!!!!! but after about four times ive goten pretty good! the robot looks amazing! hes huge and awesome! my favorate chistmas gift this year! the lightsaber lights up and makes sounds! he talks too! and his little figures are sweet! he gos great with the han and chewbacca transformers! theres only one thing to say now.....AWESOOOOOOOOOOOOOMEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Help me Obi Wan (helpful tips to assemble death star) Jan 24, 2008
By B. Nethercutt
Yes, this almost drove me to drink!! Getting the death star created is a royal pain. Thanks to Andrew for his helpful hints review. A few more suggestions. Mine went along pretty well until I got to the arm pieces.
*Vader's arms need to be close to his side. I put the pieces on his biceps in first. Make sure his hands are turned thumbs up and pushed down as far as possible. The other piece (the hinged piece) should fold in without much resistance. If it doesn't slide flush, look in through the top (Vader's head) and you can see if his hands are in the way.
*On the pieces above the missle launcher, there are some connectors that swivel. You don't need them, but make sure they are pointed down and out of the way.
*With the final 2 pieces, the one on the left has to go on first (if you are looking at the back of the toy (part with the battery compartment)).
Good Luck and May the Force be with you (but not too much force or it'll break apart).
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