One builder recently went beyond the commercially available sets by recreating the Second Battle of Geonosis from The Clone Wars series using over 250,000 LEGO pieces. David Hall (known as Solid ...

And there are over 250 thousand LEGO pieces in it. Now, you may think this battle is the one from the end of Attack of the Clones. The one where Yoda whipped out his lightsaber for the first time.

In this video we talk about a LEGO minifigure that was buried in stone for 18 years! This is a rare Geonosis battle droid from LEGO Star Wars that has been buried in the ground - it looks like he ...