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List Price : Price : $199.99
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During the Trade Federation invasion of Naboo, the Royal Starship is the only escape for Queen Amidala and her Jedi protectors from the occupied palace at Theed. Under a relentless attack from Trade Federation forces, this J-type 327 Nubian vessel boosts its powerful shields but still sustains heavy damage from the aggressive assault. The crew's only hope is to reach Corscant and the Galactic Senate - the fate of Naboo depends on it! Made by Hasbro in 1999 and long out of production.
- Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser made for play with the 3.75 inches tall Star Wars action figure line.
- Contents: 1 Vehicle playset, 1 Federation Droid Vehicle, 1 Escape Pod vehicle and and an exclusive R2 action figure.
- Starship is over 3 Feet Long! Battle Sounds and Lights! 15 Distinct Movie Sounds!
- Panels Open to Expose Huge Playset! Removable Escape Vessel with firing missile!
- Trade Federation Droid Fighter with infra-red power blaster "Blasts" off panels, sets off alarms, lights and explosions!
Star Wars Episode 1 Electronic Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser Playset Reviews
Star Wars Episode 1 Electronic Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser Playset Reviews
| 28 of 28 people found the following review helpful  Tatooine, here we come., By A Customer = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Star Wars Episode 1 Electronic Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser Playset (Toy) This is an excellent playset/vehicle recreation of the Star Wars ship. A few drawbacks you should be aware of. 1)The landing gear is popped on and off every time it "flies" anywhere, rather than being stored on the ship a la The original Millenium Falcon. 2)The top won't close all the way when figures sit in the cockpit seats.3)The various battle damage panels and landing ramp tend to fall off in flight as they are not connected at all. 4)It is HUGE! There is just no weildy place to display this, Star Wars fans. It's ONE YARD LONG! 5)It's kind of thin flimsy plastic due to it's size. I thought I would break it every time I picked it up. On the other hand, the sound effects are killer, and the IR battle droid fighter action is the coolest idea Hasbro has come up with yet. You hit the ship with an Infra red blast 3 times and the panels (and little red droid) blow off and sirens wail. Way cool! Amazon's price tag is the best offer anywhere, even with shipping,... Read more 24 of 27 people found the following review helpful  A very nice Playset, By A Customer = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Star Wars Episode 1 Electronic Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser Playset (Toy) I personally had the honor to buy this Royal Starship Set and I must say that the detail quality in the ship is truly maginificent. From the controls of the Royal starship to it's "battling" sounds, it's truely a very detailed ship. You can probably fit more than seven action figures in the ship. It comes exclusively with a red R2D2 action figure which is a plus also since it's going to be a highly collectible item in the Episode One series. But i must say for any star wars fan, this is a really good collectible ship even though it will take a lot of space in your present Star Wars collection, so make room for it if you decide to buy it! 19 of 21 people found the following review helpful Ambivalence., By A Customer = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: Star Wars Episode 1 Electronic Naboo Royal Starship Blockade Cruiser Playset (Toy) The Starship is really cool in theory, but the translation toplastic doesn't always go smoothly. As mentioned below, the panels ofthe different portions of the ship (it comes in 2 pieces, plus separate tail fins - and the nose portion sags, due to gravity) don't always match up well. The 97 (!) stickers can be quite a pain to apply, even as Star Wars stickers go. The droid lift is jerky, and the floor of the main passenger hold feels a bit flimsy. Flimsy, too, is the included Trade Federation droid fighter. Also, the Lazy Boy recliners that the passengers and crew sit in must be almost horizontal if one wants to put the top back on.Also, the ramp, unlike the Millennium Falcon's, isn't secured into place, which makes lowering and retracting it more of a task. Granted, it's not moving mountains, but it's something. In addition, the hyperdrive is tossed in a corner of the ship (unlike in the film), as though Hasbro realized that they had 4 square inches of space over there, and... Read more |
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