Remember the supposed LEGO Star Wars 75230 Porg “UCS” Set posted online by one eager Ukrainian store? Well, it is finally available to the U.S. market and yup, that was no doubt a leak by an overzealous seller. Well, it is here anyway. The product listing of the LEGO Star Wars 75230 Porg Set just went live on LEGO online store some hours ago and it was exactly as pictured. But before you go all ga-ga over it, you ought to know it is not available yet.
Official availability is on October 01, 2018. It looks like LEGO is anticipating that this set to be a very sought after set because, it is one of the rare LEGO product that has a purchase limit of five units per household. The rationale behind this limit is, so LEGO could be fair to all fans. Personally, the screen time of this adorable creature was too little to make an impact on me.
But as noted from our previous post on the details, I might just get it because, I am a huge sucker for details and also, information placard. Plus, it is one set that most people could get hands on without breaking bank. LEGO is asking for a reasonable $69.99 in exchange. I am not going to lie. I was kind of pleasantly surprise by the sticker. Anyways, here are the official details:
“Own an unmistakable character from Star Wars: The Last Jedi with this LEGO Star Wars 75230 Porg! This faithfully detailed Star Wars toy includes intricate feather detailing, authentic colors and an opening mouth and flapping wings when you press the tail. The set also comes with a display stand with decorative fact plaque and extra porg mini build, to form the perfect centerpiece for your LEGO collection.
• Features authentic detailing, an opening mouth and flapping wings.
• Also includes a display stand with decorative fact plaque and an extra porg mini build.
• Porg without stand stands over 7” (19cm) high.
• Display stand measures approx. 2” (6cm) high and 1” (3cm) deep, and over 4” (11cm) wide.
• Relive fun porg adventures from Star Wars: The Last Jedi.”
So, there you have, everyone’s favorite adorable creature from the Star Wars: The Last Jedi finally gets immortalized as a LEGO set with 811 pieces to it.
Images: LEGO.
Source: comicbook.
