A LEGO enthusiast recreates iconic Star Wars battles using thousands of LEGO pieces and Minifigures. The battles recreated include:
- The Battle of Naboo (Episode I)
- The Battle of Geonosis (Episode II)
- The Battle of Kashyyyk (Episode III)
- The Battle of Scarif (Rogue One)
- The Battle of Hoth (Episode V)
- The Battle of Endor (Episode VI)
- The Battle of Takodana (Episode VII)
- The Battle of Crait (Episode VIII)
- The Battle of Exegol (Episode IX)
The creator showcases their impressive collection of LEGO Star Wars sets, Minifigures, and custom-built elements, such as the Death Star, AT-ATs, and X-wings. The video features detailed dioramas of each battle, with the creator sharing their process and excitement about rebuilding these iconic scenes in LEGO form.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video creator has a large collection of Lego Star Wars Minifigures and sets.
2. The creator built the Battle of Naboo from Episode 1 using Lego, with 36 green base plates and a large army of Gungans and droids.
3. The creator has over 900 Phase 1 clone troopers and used them to build the Battle of Geonosis from Attack of the Clones.
4. The creator also built the Battle of Kashyyyk from Revenge of the Sith using Lego, with a large army of clone troopers and Wookies.
5. The creator built the Battle of Scarif from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story using Lego, with a large army of rebels and Imperial Stormtroopers.
6. The creator built the Battle of Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back using Lego, with a large army of rebels and Imperial Snowtroopers.
7. The creator built the Battle of Endor from Return of the Jedi using Lego, with a large army of rebels and Imperial Stormtroopers.
8. The creator built the Battle of Takodana from The Force Awakens using Lego, with a large army of First Order Stormtroopers and Resistance fighters.
9. The creator built the Battle of Crait from The Last Jedi using Lego, with a large army of First Order Stormtroopers and Resistance fighters.
10. The creator built the Battle of Exegol from The Rise of Skywalker using Lego, with a large army of Final Order Troopers and a scene inspired by the movie.