LEGO Star Wars Clone Turbo Tank

• Step-by-step diagram details model construction
• 801 pieces
• Detailed set features a working suspension so the Clone Turbo Tank can handle tough terrain
• Includes 3 Clone Troopers, Kashyyyk Trooper, 2 Battle Droids, Aerial Trooper and Mace Windu
• Mace Windu's lightsaber lights up

what a disappointment:
I was looking forward to giving my son something non-video game related for Christmas. Even though it was expensive, it was a nice change for a 12 year old. He specifically requested the Star Wars Turbo Tank. It is now in pieces on the floor of his room because it is so fragile. You can barely touch it or it falls apart and don't even try to put it back together once it does or it makes it even worse. It's very cool to look at but we are both greatly disappointed by a normally quality object. I would not recommend it at all.

Nice looking toy, but difficult to play with.:
My son wanted this for a long time, and he finally got it for Christmas. Once it was assembled, the frustration began. The construction is not very sturdy and my son had to keep putting wheels or panels back on. Other Lego sets have been much more durable. This set appears to be made for display, and not for play.

Turbo Tank Great Product:
I got this for my nephew for Christmas. He loves this and was very happy to get it. Ordering and delivery was easy and fast.

Great Lego Clone Army builder!:
I got this for my Birthday a few years ago. This set is always on the frontline of my lego clone army. Without this set I would have nothing to match agianst my HUGE droid army. This set will go very well with the AT-TE coming out this year, which I also hope to get. Only con is frame is a bit fragile. I you are a lego fan google www.brickset.com to go to an awesome lego website!

NOT FOR PLAYING WITH:
Most of the reviews here are from people who tried to give this toy to someone younger than 12. This lego is not to be played with by young kids, thats not what its meant for, most of the entire lego Star Wars series was built to be displayed, thats what Lego stated when they first came out. Obviously an 8 year old is gonna roll it around and crash it or put pressure on it, of course it's gonna break. That's why they put age ranges on these items, these people are not listening and buying them for younger kids, just like they buy Mature rated video games for younger kids and are surprised when the child starts swearing.