As announced during its official presentation last July, the Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) set 10227 B-Wing Starfighter is finally available on the LEGO Shop at a price of 209.99 €.

It's up to you to see if you want it right away and that this price does not slow you down, or if you prefer to wait a few weeks (months) to pay less on amazon and others. There is no doubt that it will quickly be possible to obtain it for around 160 € at our usual merchants.

Note that LEGO is offering you an exclusive TC-14 minifig from 55 € of purchase of LEGO Star Wars products from October 1 to 31, 2012. (Offer valid in LEGO Stores, via the LEGO catalog or on shop.LEGO.com)

67 entries recorded as of September 30, 2012 at 23:59 p.m.

It's huge, and I thank each MOCeur who worked hard to offer as part of this competition their personal interpretation of a set. Planet Series.

Many planets have been proposed, some from the canonical Star Wars universe, others from the Extended Universe and even a few simply imaginary planets. The profile of the participants is also very varied: Young fans, confirmed MOCeurs, enthusiasts who are embarking on their first competition ...

The many emails I have received indicate your desire to participate by offering your best creations and I am very happy to see that many of you were seduced by the theme of this competition, which was intended to be accessible to all.

The jury will now look at each of your creations : Aesthetic aspect, respect for the regulations, creativity, technical concepts implemented, originality, all these criteria will be evaluated to arrive at a ranking of the best creations in the coming days.

Be that as it may, all those who do not win will not have to be ashamed of their participation: Accepting to submit your work to the eyes of others is already a victory in itself, even if it sometimes involves a necessarily subjective critical look at the from observers.

You thought you had found the perfect Christmas present with the set containing the LEGO Star Wars Encyclopedia in French. Wait a minute, here's the other interesting pack from this end of the year: The Collector's Box.

Still edited by Huginn & Muninn, this set contains The LEGO Star Wars Encyclopedia of Characters in French (without the minifig Han Solo Celebration), as well as two books of 250 stickers.  

Additional bonus, an 8028 mini Tie Fighter set is included in this pack which is announced for November 9 and available in pre-order at the price of 23.66 € on amazon.fr.

You missed the French release of theLEGO Star Wars Illustrated Encyclopedia ? This translated version of LEGO Star Wars Visual Dictionary is now selling at a high price and many people regret not having bought this book when it was released in 2010 ...

But that was without counting on the publisher of these works translated into French, Huginn & Muninn, which is now releasing a box which, as its name suggests, is likely to quickly become cult ...

Imagine, for less than 19 € you not only get the famous LEGO Star Wars Illustrated Encyclopedia, but also two books each containing 250 stickers ... Okay, I grant you, the stickers, we do without. But being able to get your hands on the Visual Dictionary in French is still interesting.

I see you coming, attentive readers: But there is no minifigure Celebration Luke ! At this price, you shouldn't ask too much either ...

To pre-order this box set, which will officially be released on November 9, it's here: LEGO Star Wars The Cult Set - € 18.91 at amazon.com.

Ar Sparfel continues to advance on its diorama Tatooine for which he already presented a few months ago his Cantina from Mos Eisley with its bar filled with diverse and varied creatures ...

It is the turn of the Sarlacc pit to be presented in a staging including the infamous Jabba's barge and two Desert Skiffs patrolling around the pit housing Bounty Hunters' terrible devouring creature.

I particularly appreciate the relief around this pit, commonly called Great Pit of Carkoon, located not far from Jabba Palace, and used to make rebel prisoners disappear in long (very long) suffering.

Check out all the views of this MOC on Ar Sparfel's flickr gallery.

And, for what it's worth, Boba Fett did not die in the bowels of Sarlacc ... Ask Dengar ...