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Language
  
English

Published in English
  
2009

Originally published
  
2009

Page count
  
96

Subject
  
Lego Star Wars


Country
  
United Kingdom

Publication date
  
2009

Pages
  
96

Author
  
Simon Beecroft

Publisher
  
Dorling Kindersley

Published in english
  
2009

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Home book summary lego star wars the visual dictionary by simon beecroft jeremy beckett


LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary is a 2009 hardback book written by Simon Beecroft and published by DK. It celebrates ten years of Lego Star Wars and came with an exclusive Luke Skywalker minifigure.

Contents

Contents

The book opens with a timeline of every single LEGO Star Wars set released from 1999 to 2009.

Chapter 1: Movie Saga

The first chapter looks at different sets and minifigures based around different characters, events or locations in the Star Wars movie saga.

Chapter 2: The Clone Wars

The second chapter looks at the sets based on the Cartoon Network animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

Chapter 3: Specialist Sets

All the LEGO Technic, Ultimate Collector Series, and polybag/mini build sets based on the Star Wars films and the Clone Wars are shown in detail in this chapter.

Chapter 4: Beyond the Brick

The final chapter features an interview with the LEGO Star Wars design team as well as a look at different merchandise based on the theme and fan builds. Acknowledgements follow.

Minifigure

The book came with an Exclusive 'Celebration Luke' minifigure based on his appearance in the closing scene of Star Wars Episode IV. However, the minifigure was removed for the books smaller paperback re-release.

References

Lego Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary Wikipedia