LEGO Star Wars Yoda's Galaxy Atlas: the book is available

I received my copy of the book LEGO Star Wars Yoda's Galaxy Atlas, pre-ordered a few months ago from Amazon with the goal of adding Yoda's exclusive space traveler minifig to my collection. Unsurprisingly, the book itself is uninspiring with a few dozen pages filled with very large illustrations and a few lines of English text. I will give you photos of the proposed editorial content, you will find examples of pages on the product sheet at Amazon.

It is obviously for the Yoda minifigure that I agreed to spend around fifteen euros, it is presented as exclusive and there will therefore in principle be no other opportunity to review this torso later in a set or a polybag from the LEGO Star Wars range. The map of the Exterior Border is also supposed to be exclusive to this book, time will tell if this is the case or if this nicely pad-printed piece will one day make a new appearance.

The torso is very successful with its straps which match the backpack delivered with the figurine and its logo of the Rebel Alliance in the form of a badge. We wonder a little why there are two straps in the back of the character but we are ultimately not going to complain about having a pad printed element on both sides. Publisher Dorling Kindersley is not stingy with accessories, we even get a camera in addition to the stick, map and backpack.
The character's head is not exclusive or unseen, it is the one already seen in 2013 in the set 75017 Duel on Geonosis then in a handful of boxes including the set 75255 Yoda marketed since 2019.

at 15 euros per minifigure, it is obviously my collector's soul that takes over and pushes me to invest in this version of Yoda which is inspired by nothing other than the story presented in the associated book . The character will remain anecdotal and a little off-topic, but at least it has the merit of being new and sufficiently accomplished for me to be satisfied.

The book itself will end up at the bottom of a drawer, it doesn't add anything and in this precise case it's almost more a waste of paper than anything else.

Keep in mind that these books usually end up in clearance at Amazon and its subsidiary Book Depository for a few euros after several months of marketing, if this version of Yoda tempts you but you can sleep until you have it. not, wait.

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