What's the coolest thing you've done with your LEGO set? One Star Wars fan decided to replicate the final battle sequence from Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The massive project features AT-AT Walkers, TIE Fighters, and even Finn's destroyed fighter.
In The Last Jedi, General Leia Organa and the remaining members of the Resistance fled to Crait but were still followed by Kylo Ren and the First Order. The final stand saw the terrifying power of the First Order as they prepared to take down the few soldiers that stayed with the Resistance. Eventually, it all came down to a lightsaber duel between Kylo and Luke Skywalker, but before that, the struggle was immense.
David Hall wanted to honor The Battle of Crait so he decided to replicate the sequence. The Star Wars fan used 100,000 bricks and worked on the project for 13 months. The results are certainly amazing.
The replica actually features Kylo's ship The Supremacy and hundreds of Stormtroopers waiting for the signal to strike. You can almost taste the salt in this project.
Hall's efforts did not go unnoticed. The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson was certainly impressed with the finished product.
Hall also released a video detailing how he worked on the Battle of Crait.
The Battle of Crait might not be Hall's final Star Wars project. After all, there are speculations that Star Wars: Episode IX will feature another major battle sequence that will blow everyone's minds. We're looking forward to more of Hall's LEGO works in the future.
Star Wars: Episode IX is scheduled for release on December 20.
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