1. LEGO officially recognizes Han's Hoth jacket as this color.
2. How many minigures in the Ewok Village?
3. Subtract the total number of pieces in the UCS Snowspeeder sets from the set numbers of the UCS Snowspeeder sets.
4. Jedi Bob is exclusive to what set?
5. One SW minifigure has a head that is used exclusively for only one character in the SW line, but is also exclusively used for one
   character in one other theme. Name the two characters that share this head.
6. This human scale replica of a LEGO SW set holds the world record for largest LEGO set in the world.
   What set number is it, and how many bricks were used in it's construction?

ANSWERS

1. Brown

Any answer of Brown (including Dark Brown) is fine.  Blue is no longer the color.  LEGO admitted they made a mistake years ago when they colored him blue originally.  Lucasfilm recognizes it as brown.

     2. 17

    3. Set #10129 + Set #75144 = 85,273
        1457 pieces +1703 pieces = 3160
        85,273-3160 = 82,113

Sorry for the word problem, but you've got to group it together.  Total pieces in the sets is 3160.  Total of the set numbers is 85,273.  Subtract the total pieces (3160) from the set numbers (85,273) and you get 82,113.

     4. 7163 Republic Gunship

     5. Count Dooku and Saruman

Christopher Lee plays both characters.  The minifigure head is only used by two characters in LEGO - Count Dooku and Saruman.

     6. 9493; 5,335,220 pieces

This is the X-Wing that was on display in Times Square and at Legoland California.

hmm, must have mistyped something when doing my math. I was off by 2

 

Is that piece-count in 6. correct? My source (http://gizmodo.com/this-incredible-full-scale-lego-x-wing-is-the-largest-m-509484787) has it with 20 less pieces. They might have missed a cheeseslope in their count ....

Edited May 4, 20178 yr by Phil B

hmm...i was off by 1000! lol.

D'oh set phone alarm for the wrong hour

Just now, Phil B said:

Is that piece-count in 6. correct? My source (http://gizmodo.com/this-incredible-full-scale-lego-x-wing-is-the-largest-m-509484787) has it with 20 less pieces.

I think I used the same one

@Alpinemaps your parts count for 10129 is incorrect per brickpicker and bricklink

2 minutes ago, thoroakenfelder said:

I think I used the same one

My source was here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2329993/The-largest-model-built-The-making-life-size-LEGO-X-Wing-plane-Star-Wars.html

THE MODEL STATS

• Contains 5,335,200 LEGO bricks
• Weighs 45,980 pounds/20,865 kilograms
• Height: 11 feet / 3.35 meters
• Length: 43 feet / 13.1 meters
• Wingspan: 44 feet / 13.44 meters
• 32 builders spent 17,336 hours to construct – about 4 months
• Model is 42x the size of the retail building set
• Engines that light up and roar

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2329993/The-largest-model-built-The-making-life-size-LEGO-X-Wing-plane-Star-Wars.html#ixzz4g8bJKxLr 
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1 minute ago, thoroakenfelder said:

I think I used the same one

@Alpinemaps your parts count for 10129 is incorrect per brickpicker and bricklink

I'm tally scores right now, but I'll go back and double check my sources when I'm done.

We'll get started on Round 2 at 15:30 EDT.

Will give results after I calculate them, and double check the questionable questions.

Different pages have different numbers.  So i thought it was safe to say over 5M  lol

 

 

I'm tally scores right now, but I'll go back and double check my sources when I'm done.
We'll get started on Round 2 at 15:30 EDT.
Will give results after I calculate them, and double check the questionable questions.

Like Hans Hoth jacket?

Lol. Damn my answers suck

Just now, gregpj said:

Like Hans Hoth jacket?

 

THe only people who think it was blue are those like me who bought the Kenner toys back in the day.

1 minute ago, Lordoflego said:

Lol. Damn my answers suck

Since you were in my group, I liked your post.

 

Edited May 4, 20178 yr by lego rules

Good luck all.  I totally blew question #3 as I did not pay close enough attention   

Number #5 was a blank for me (only been collecting a few months and had no clue).

Just now, Halfrig said:

Good luck all.  I totally blew question #3 as I did not pay close enough attention   

Number #5 was a blank for me (only been collecting a few months and had no clue).

Been collecting awhile and had no clue ?

I said Young Obi-Wan and maskless Captain America from UCS for 5. I guess there was an Obi-Wan with or without a cape which makes it not a unique Star Wars figure?

Whew!

Everyone should have an "Accepted" PM from me, which means I've got your answers recorded in my spreadsheet.  Now I get to do the math and figure out the results.

11 minutes ago, Alpinemaps said:

Will give results after I calculate them, and double check the questionable questions.

 

Calculation would go quicker if you upgraded your calculator

Edited May 4, 20178 yr by lego rules

My answer to question 6: Vader. Paying attention and focus is not my cup of tea

Edited May 4, 20178 yr by Lordoflego

1 minute ago, lego rules said:

 

Calculation would go quicker if you upgraded your calculator

Don't judge!

Should've remembered the Indiana Jones minifigure has whiskers. Dang

I was thinking odd balls like Watto or Jar Jar (granted the General had same head I think, different color) maybe, but no clue if used in other sets.

 

Edited May 4, 20178 yr by Halfrig

Regarding the Snowspeeder question, I used box counts (pieces):

So 75144+10129 = 85,273; 1703+1457 = 3160.  85,273-3160 = 82,113

I accept that. It appears that my sources were inaccurate.

https://www.brickpicker.com/bpms/set.cfm?set=10129-1

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=44414#T=S&O={}

2 minutes ago, thoroakenfelder said:

I accept that. It appears that my sources were inaccurate.

https://www.brickpicker.com/bpms/set.cfm?set=10129-1

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Edited May 4, 20178 yr by lego rules