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The Empire over Jedha City MOC


One of the most awe inspiring views of the Star Wars Saga – The Empire over Jedha City. 

Jedha is a frosted moon in the Star Wars series, where there are permanent winters. This place is home to one of the first civilizations who did explore the nature of the Force. It is a pilgrimage site for all those who are seeking holy and spiritual guidance. Today, as the Empire resides here, there is a constant and prolonged battle between the Imperial forces and the rebels of Jedha on the streets of this planet.


How have you envisioned the empire of Jedha? Pretty huge isn’t it? Well, Once Case has been absolutely successful in bringing out the exact scene of The Empire over Jedha City as appears in the original Star Wars Series, but in a classic Lego Brick Set Model. IT has a classic otherworldly appearance along with beautiful color strata and bricks quality.
Here’s a list of technical features of The Empire over Jedha City Lego Set:
  • MOC world category product
  • Weighs 4.3 kg.
  • No. of Brick Pieces - 5098
Such a huge epic building with perfectly scaled city and the ultimate Star Destroyer stands tall in all its glory! Relish the beauty of this absolutely stunning masterpiece.

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