The interesting thing about Saesee is that he's been in three sets now, two of them being this most recent wave.

I decided to give it a build first though before parting it out and was pleasantly surprised by its modularity and the number of play features packed into this set. There are a few images of the scene in the film being recreated in Lego and a blueprint style shot of the Jedi Airspeeder from numerous aspects. As the evil Sith Lord struggles to fend off the Jedi, will his newest recruit, Anakin Skywalker, come to his rescue? I think it would have been better if they used the same explosion technique they did for the wall in the Lord of the Rings Helms Deep set.Whatever criticism you are being given CapnRex, I always read all of your detailed reviews as I find them excellent! Near this area, there are also two mechanisms that throw Palpatine in the air to imidate his flipping he portrayed in his fighting style during the encounter of the Jedi Masters. The hair is black and runs a long way down the torso on the front and back, with some binding keeping it neat and tidy at the rear.

He has a very serious expression which is well suited to him, and a couple of lines for cheek definition printed on his face.

The detailed reviews give you a much better feel for the set than a mere pro/con list and I for one appreciate the effort CapnRex puts into his reviews. Lego star wars Palpatine's Arrest makes a great display for the the collector and also has lots of play value for the younger Lego collectors, with 6 mini figures of major characters from episode 3 of the films. His hair is the same as that of the Clone Wars version, with a neatly tended hair style featuring some nice hair texture detail and a fairly accurate look for the figure.