• I got this set at legoland when it was around and I still am glad I got it.The ship has two cockpits with printed control pads and the sides open so you can seat the minifigures.the box-like engine opens(but there's nothing in it).The is the only set with Lobot which is a good bonus.And not to mention this set is very STERDY(It never falls apart)

Pros

• Vary stable

Rare Lobot minifigure

• Good colors

Cons

• Yellow Lobot(Pro, if you like yellow skin instead of Flesh skin)

Overall,this is a great adition to any star wars collection.I would recomend this.And if you have the Cloud city set this set goes with it real well.if you find this for a great price BUY IT! -Thanks for reading

I'm actually kind of surprised that Lego made this into a set. I'm glad they did, but it's odd they picked up on this one. Nonetheless, this is one of my favorites, and a great deal for $10 when it came out. I actually found mine in a drug store in 2004, and got it for $5. ;)

The Build and Playability:

The build is easy, no doubt, for such a small set, but was fun, because even with the small piece count, Lego managed to make it as challenging as it could have been. Still in the earlier, more blockish parts era, this set still looks pretty sleek, and gives a whole host of nice parts, most of them red. Playability is limited with this set, unless you have other SW sets, but I would assume you do if you got this set.

Minifigures:

This set's only minifigure is Lobot, who is unique to this set still, although I don't know why he didn't appear in Cloud City instead. It's nice they gave us Lobot instead of a random person in the Cloud Car, though, because Lobot gives it value.

Pros:

-Lobot

-Some rare parts

-Intersesting choice for a set

Cons:

-Only one minifig

Overall 9/10

One of the best Star Wars sets! The design is still sleek and very accurate! The compartments are very neat and I love the design of the pod doors so it's easier to sit the minifig inside. The cockpit is pretty good and I like the windows. Color scheme is very accurate, too.

Maybe it would've been nice to have the acutal cloud car pilot as a minifig, but the Lobot minifig rocks!!!!!! There are some complaints that the model is not that sleek as it should be. It's Lego, so expect the 'edges' to be a little 'rough'. Good price, great design!

This set must be cool, you can open the engine compartment, the sides of the pods, and the windows of the pods! Also, you get two Walkie Talkies, one for the driver, and the one for the passenger, so you can tell the driver where you're going! Don't forget, The model seems the same shape! (If you could take off the studs) It also takes the same role of a taxi!!!!

Set #7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car: What can one say about the Twin-Pod Cloud Car? I'm not sure if I can adequately describe it, but I'll sure give it a try.

First off this set was fairly inexpensive as far as LEGO Star Wars sets go. It comes in a nice shade of red with loads of red and brown pieces used to build up this small Bespin craft from the Original Trilogy. The ship is built up rather nicely as well and it actually looks like a Twin-Pod Cloud Car, plus it has a very solid look to it once it's complete. Both cockpits can open along with a small storage compartment, or something, in the middle of the craft. Perhaps for the pilot to service the engine or something?

This set offers up the extremely rare Lobot Mini-Figure as the pilot of this particular Twin-Pod Cloud Car. Some might question the inclusion of this character since he was never shown to be a pilot of this craft, but I suspect LEGO knew just how often he'd see release and chose him as opposed to a nameless guy. They could have included two Mini-Figures for both cockpits, but chose not to for whatever reason, still I'm not complaining, I have a Lobot and he's not easy to come by in LEGO Empire Strikes Back sets. Basically this set and I believe possibly Cloud City includes Lobot, that's it. (I could be wrong about Cloud City though.)

Overall I'd strongly recommend this set to all fans of LEGO Star Wars, especially if you can't afford the Cloud City at the moment, because it gives you the chance to have a fun and nifty looking LEGO Star Wars vehicle and a very hard to come by Mini-Figure for a secondary character from Empire. I don't know how much it costs in this day and age, but keeping your eyes peeled for good deals isn't a bad idea if you want a Lobot or this vehicle.