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The LEGO community is abuzz with a curious observation regarding the 1999 "Lightsaber Duel" set, specifically set 7101. A user noticed a discrepancy between the lightsabers depicted in the set's box art and instruction manual and the actual lightsabers included in the set.

The original poster, /u/Not_HugoStrange1940, highlighted that the lightsabers in the promotional materials appear different from those that came with the set. This has sparked speculation among LEGO enthusiasts about whether these were prototype designs or simply a design change made during the production phase. The post has garnered attention, with many fans chiming in to share their thoughts and observations.

This intriguing detail offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of LEGO set design and production. It reminds us that even seemingly minor elements, such as the design of a lightsaber, can undergo changes before a set reaches the final retail stage.

For fans of classic LEGO Star Wars sets, this discovery adds another layer of interest to set 7101. If you're a collector, you might consider examining your own set to compare the lightsabers. You might also want to get a LEGO display case to showcase it.

in the box and instruction manual for the 1999 set "lightsaber duel", the lightsabers look a bit off compared to the ones that actually came in the set. Are these some kind of prototype or something? (pls don't be rude if anyone ever noticed this, it's my first post here lol) submitted by /u/Not_HugoStrange1940 [link] [comments]

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