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| | | Description: | | Build your own R2-D2 droid with plenty of exciting features. Turn his head so his eye looks in any direction. Employ his front leg to give him balance and use the lever on his back to reveal his tool mechanism. This set includes everything you need to bring R2-D2 to life. | | | Features: | |
• Turn his head so his eye looks in any direction
• Employ his front leg to give him balance
• Use the lever on his back to reveal his tool mechanism
• Easy to assemble and durable
• Contains 242 pieces
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 11.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 5 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
A Computer on WheelsJun 21, 2002
A toy with almost 250 pieces is worth [price]. I have seen it at almost every store with legos in it. It's an awesome item towards a Star Wars collection. You can turn Artoo's head in any direction. You can also press a button on his back to see his tool mechanism. R2-D2 is almost as fun as Darth Vader, but it is more fun than the Stormtrooper and C-3P0.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
For your kid OR the kid in you, it's cool!May 08, 2002
By E. Chapa
"E"
I got this as a birthday present..I've just started building it but I have to say I'm enjoy myself immensely. At over 200 pieces, you can't get bored but for an 8 year old they might get frustrated with that many pieces. The instruction book shows you exactly how to build each part of R2D2 and has scale drawings of certain pieces so you don't use the wrong piece(some pieces look similar but are different lengths).R2 also has a little probe that comes out and interchangeable 'eyes'. It's pretty sturdy but I'm not about to drop it to find out if it'll stay that way. He does move pretty well but only on smooth surfaces. If you love to build and love Star Wars, you gotta get this!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Prime LegoSep 11, 2002
By James D. Cook
"Cormagh"
I just got this as my 5 year old son's first 8-year-old lego because he was burning through the 7-year-old ones in just a few minutes. It was great. We just had to tell him how to count pieces for each step, caught him skipping a page once, but let him do the building. OK, I helped with the rubber bands! Definitely worth the money, turns out beautiful. He's already tearing it down for the first rebuild.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
REX R2D2Jun 22, 2002
By RENEE REYES
I THOUGHT THIS TOY WAS GREAT. IT HAD WHEELS THAT MOVED,IT HAD LOTS OF GADGETS TO INTERACT WITH AND IT WAS R2D2. BY REX(8YEARSOLD)
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 R2 is COOL!Jul 31, 2002
Technic R2-D2 is one of the few technic sets I own, and for good reason. I comes with a few cool features that are, just like the purpose of technic, very fun to build. The wheels are fun because the move. a rubber band system that enables one to deploy and retract the center wheel at will. If you open a little door in front, and push down a lever in the back and a little hacker devise comes out. he also boasts a 360 degree turning head! WOW! You can't do much aside from what I mentioned, unless you create your own droid or something. The most fun part about this set is the extremely in depth and challenging building.
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