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| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.4 inches | | Product Width:
| 7.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 11.3 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.64 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.65 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 16 reviews |
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Great Set. Great PriceApr 02, 2005
This is set is very pleasing to the Lego and Star Wars fan. It includes a General Grievous minifig (only set to get it in) and an Obi-Wan Kenobi (non-light up lightsaber version). It includes Greivous' Wheel-Bike Transport and a bird/lizard creature that Obi-Wan rides on. One of the things I do not like about this set is that the lightsaber hilts are a gray color as opposed to the traditional silver. I also am not a fan of the flesh tone color that Obi-Wan has, only because I feel it disrupts the continuity in lego. What I do like about this set is Greivous. Lego did a terrific job of bringing the 4-Armed General to life. I strongly reccomend this set. It includes 2 great minifigs and comes with 5 light sabers (3 blue, 2 green). Lego has started to make all jedi figures in other sets with light up lightsabers. Which means you cannot remove the lightsaber from their hand.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Gen. Grevious Star Wars Lego ToyAug 02, 2005
By T. Geery
Good challenge for my 8 year old to put together... not too difficult as to be frustrating but hard enough to make him think a bit.
He loves Star Wars so he has spent a good amount of time playing with the toy after putting it together.
16 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 4 thumbs up for General Grievous (3.5 stars overall)May 04, 2005
By wellwellwell
This was the last Episode III Lego set I bought, simply because I didn't really like the way it looked. Sure, people say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but through the years and the hundreds of thousands of bricks I have learned you can usually tell when a Lego set isn't going to completely satisfy. But I bought it anyway. And while this set has its moments, the General Grievous Chase is no outshining star. With just 111 pieces, there isn't much substance; and therefore there isn't a lot to get excited about.
The real treasure (and main reason for even buying this set) here is General Grievous himself, who comes equipped with four lightsabres (2 green, 2 blue). His body is basically a glorified Episode I droid, but white and with two extra arms to hold all the lightsabres. (On a completely out-of-context note, the body used here for GG would have been perfect for all those previous droids, since it allows for the arms to move away from the body. That way, their weapons could have gone from side to side... you'll see what I mean if you buy this.) I guess all I could think about when I was putting him together was how cool an actual duel between Obi-Wan and Grievous would be, in film, with the plentiful lightsabres. Obi-Wan's minifig is in standard form, while his giant lizard-thing is a rather "puffed up" version of the Mos Eisley Cantina's infamous Dewback. It's actually quite ugly. Assembling all this took me under 20 minutes, which is expected with such a small piece count. Oh, and trying to figure out how to reposition the legs of the wheelbike (correctly) so it could roll took an addition two to three minutes.
All in all, the General Grievous Chase is an average Star Wars Lego set; nothing too special, and certainly not among the best of the Episode III line. Still, if not for simply finalizing your collection, Mr. Grievous is probably worth the price alone. This set is very durable, a decent displayer and reasonably priced, considering the aforementioned pluses. Let the force be with you.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
General Grievous vs. Obi-Wan KenobiJul 12, 2005
Obi-Wan comes with a lizard that looks like its wearing a headress. Very cool. It comes with some kind of reins, and a saddle that is built. The lizard, named Boga, is about a foot long. Obi-Wan himself comes with a brown cape and a top similar to Ep.1 Anakin's. Also, this kit comes with 5 lightsabers, 3 blue and 2 green, plus an extra hilt. The lightsabers have to be assembled.
Now for Grievous. His cape is red on the inside and gray on the outside, with some kind of black pattern. His body is white and best described as similar to an Ep.1 droid with four arms that only move from side to side. He rides an interesting spidery-looking contraption with four guns.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
lego has done it againMay 11, 2005
it blows my mind how lego can make whatever they want out of lego first its darth vader or chebacca now A GENERAL GRIEVOUS!!!!!!!!!!!! thats just amzing 5 stars for grievous 4 for the set. WELL DONE LEGO!
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