Random set of the day: Wookiee Attack

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Wookiee Attack

Wookiee Attack

©2005 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 7258 Wookiee Attack, released in 2005. It's one of 26 Star Wars sets produced that year. It contains 366 pieces and 5 minifigs, and its retail price was US$30/£24.99.

It's owned by 3250 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you might find it for sale at BrickLink or eBay.


This article has been posted automatically. Its purpose is to increase awareness of database content and encourage discussion about old sets.

23 comments on this article

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By in United States,

The whole set is a bit fragile, but looks great in my Kashyyyk display with the other sets from 2005. In my opinion, the Tank Droid is the best aesthetically, but the other tanks are better constructed though. I like the orange and blue color scheme which is much more interesting than the bland grays of the other Tank Droids.

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By in United States,

"wookie attack," huh? looks like ki adi mundi is putting out some revisionist history.

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By in United States,

What about the droid attack on the wookiees?

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By in United States,

I wish LEGO would release a new wookiee ornithopter or catamaran. I have fond memories of this set, and those wookiee minifigs are great!

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By in United States,

Literally never seen this set before... Huh.

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By in United States,

Wow, that looks like a good value for $30, even by 2005 standards.

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By in United States,

I like the color of the NR-N99 Persuader-class droid enforcer much more with the sand blue and bright orange than the drab gray of later iterations (even though this is inaccurate to the source). This is the only iteration that allows for a droid to enter (although the NR-N99 itself is a droid, thus does not need a pilot, and indeed this opening is non-canon. IIRC it is also larger than the other versions as well.

The spider droid is more interesting color wise than later versions, but overall the later ones are significantly better structurally and poseability wise.

The Raddaugh Gnasp fluttercraft does not show up much in the film (I only really recall seeing it once but it has been a while since I've seen the film). Considering the year the set came out it matches the feel of the vehicle fairly well. However, is is extremely fragile with the wings, and easily falls apart.

I would like to see the Wookie vehicles redone. In the more than ten years since their initial release I think a good set could be made from at least one of them.

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By in Poland,

I must admit as bsic this set is ornicopter looks great even for today standards.

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By in Australia,

... is it weird the sheer amount of Star Wars sets that keep popping up in the random set of the day posts? I mean, 4 from 11. It seems like the force is strong, here...

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By in United Kingdom,

A great looking set that is conspicuous by its absence in our collection. As said above great RRP too for a set with 5 minifigures! One day we'll pick it up, as disappointingly I can't see Lego revisiting it any time soon.

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By in Netherlands,

I am one of the 3250 members. :)
Great set with some nice colors in the C.A.T.D.

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By in United Kingdom,

This is a great set for the price, with each vehicle or droid within it well reproduced and a generous amount of minifigures. Times have certainly changed in that regard!

Well worth picking up for your Star Wars collection if you can.

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By in Denmark,

2005 was a great year for lego Star Wars

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By in United Kingdom,

I used to have this set and it was gorgeous. However, if you looked at it sideways it'd collapse.

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By in United Kingdom,

@Zordboy Thing about humans is we're very, very good at seeing patterns, even when they don't exist. What people think looks 'random' is usually not very random at all, because we object to seeing, eg, 4/11 star wars sets, because that looks like a pattern to us. In fact, the odds of this combination of sets is the same as any other combination of eleven sets. We just happened to get this one. See also: shuffle mode on an iPod, which isn't random at all, because it's biased against repetition.

If we left this running for a year or so, you should see a proportion of star wars sets that matches the proportion of star wars sets in the database - which I suspect is rather high anyway, it's a major theme.

As for the set: boy, the wookiees have big lips.

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By in United States,

This set sells for an absurd 200-300$ online. The Lego community destroys itself from within with these outrageous prices for backstock products. Its impossible for newcomers to enjoy the older products when they are 10 times the original release price.

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By in United Kingdom,

What about the droid attack on the Wookiees?

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By in United States,

I always found the colors of this tank weird. Traditionally (in both film trilogies) Star Wars' villain vehicles are in drab and intimidating colors while the heroes are in bright and striking craft. The trans orange and sand blue create an insane amount of contrast on the tank droid and just make him pop *too* much. If they replaced the orange elements with a less striking color, like trans yellow, it would probably work better, but as it is it doesn't fit in with other baddie vehicles and the two colors don't mesh well.

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By in Netherlands,

It will be really great if LEGO releases an updated version of this set or anything Battle of Kashyyyk related.

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By in United Kingdom,

Such a shame that I never go this set! I have loved the ornithopter since I played with it on the complete saga game ! Wish Lego would make a new one!

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By in United States,

This was a neat little set and I'm glad I picked it up on ebay years ago for a reasonable price. I didn't realize at the time I would end up with four Tank Droids (2 of 7748), the version from this set and 75015 but hey the ornithopter is cool and the Wookie's are great!

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