Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #585 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LEGO UK Limited
• Model: 7667
• Dimensions: 1.89" h x 5.67" w x 7.56" l, .29 pounds

Manufacturer's Description

Detach the drilling platform to drill for energy crystals, and then use the mini robot to transport the crystals to the small mobile lab for analysis. Remember, you're not alone the alien can swoop in at any moment on its jetpack

Customer Reviews

"Begin landing your troops."
Lego kick off their 2008 Star Wars series with a set from the Expanded Universe range with kit #7667: Imperial Dropship.
After the success of last years Clone Trooper and Battle Droid battle packs it's nice to see Lego continuing with more troop building box sets.
The Imperial Dropship is a small planet skimming craft with a cockpit for a pilot, wing mounted cannons and a deployable troop platform to the rear. The cockpit hinges open and closed and the rear tail and thruster assembly pivots up to allow the troop platform to detach.
You get one Shadow Trooper pilot (previously only available in 2007's TIE Crawler) and 3 Stormtroopers. Two blaster rifles and 2 heavy assault rifles finish the set.
The kit is composed of 60 pieces, not including the figures and weapons and measures 11cm long, 6cm wide and 7.5cm high at rear.
It takes about 5 minutes to build, there are 3 decals to apply and it's ready to go. A nice little kit and definitely one for all those army builders out there.

LEGO ROCKS
This kit is very good value for money at £8.99. You get 3 Stormtroopers and 1 Shadowtrooper thats worth the money alone as these figures retail at £2.50 [each]. Brilliant for kids of all ages:)

Typical modern Lego, not as durable as older designs
As stated previously, you get a Shadow Trooper pilot and 3 Stormtroopers.

This, in my opinion is the only thing that makes this worth buying since the figures are sold for the rip-off price of about £2.50 each otherwise. The kit itself is pretty average. It's a reasonable representation of the Drop Ship but, like all Lego Star Wars kits, there is a lot of twiddly bits that are more or less specific to this kit. There are also several bits that will fall off, get lost etc. It took my 9 year old no more than 10 minutes to complete the kit as per the instructions.

He loves it but I'm not over-impressed with the price and value.