LEGO Star Wars

Lego Star Wars in Brisbane Let You Battle the Empire

If you always dreamed of joining the Rebel Alliance and battling the evil Empire, now you can with Lego Star Wars toys sold in toy stores in Brisbane, as well as in Melbourne, Sydney, and with online availability if one of those many stores is not convenient.

Lego Star Wars construction kits allow you to build all of the many ships used by both the Rebel Alliance and Empire, as well as important buildings used in scenes from the many Star Wars movies. You can construct planets such as Tatooine or Naboo for your Star Destroyers to orbit around, or even build your own Death Star. If you want to have your own blaster fights or light sabre duels, there are plenty of Lego mini-figures to join the battle. Buy a number of kits, and try your hand at designing your own spacecraft, then send them into battle against the Alliance and the Empire to see how they fare.

Lego Star Wars Sale

These popular collectables can stop being produced, which raises their prices considerably. If you don’t want to pay scalper’s prices for a kit that is no longer being made, it is important to purchase the Lego Star Wars collectables when they are first offered. While it is difficult to believe, given the collectables’ popularity, some toy stores even offer the Lego Star Wars collectables on sale, at $10 or even $20 off of the suggested retail price.

The sale prices are usually applied to kits that have recently come out, before they become rare and more valuable. Unlike common items in a store such as clothing, the discounts don’t become deeper the longer the item goes without selling. Instead, as the number of available kits falls, the remaining kits become more valuable.

Buy Lego Star Wars online

Even if you are local to a Mr Toys Toyworld store in Brisbane, Melbourne, or throughout Queensland that sells collectable Lego Star Wars in Australia, you may prefer to buy them online. Shopping online gives you time to thoroughly inspect all the details of each kit, looking at the image of the completed vehicle, building, or world, as well as all of the Lego mini-figures that are included. You can estimate the difficulty of assembling each kit by consulting the recommended age ranges. (Kits for very young ages contain no small pieces that are easily swallowed, and kits for older ages require being able to stay focused on a task for longer periods.)

Some of the hottest collectible kits, however, such as the eagerly anticipated, limited edition Death Star Playset with five decks full of scenes from Star Wars: A New Hope and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, are not available online. The Death Star Playset has 25 Lego mini-figures, including members of both the Rebel Alliance and the Empire, as well as various droids. At a suggested retail price of nearly $700, however, this Playset is not a toy for your toddler. This is for serious Star Wars collectors only.