- Luke’s vehicle from The Empire Strikes Back has removable swamp moss! Features seating for 1 pilot figure and 1 astromech droid. (Droid sold separately.) Includes Luke Skywalker and Dragonsnake action figures! Wings pop open at the touch of a button!
You must go to the Dagobah system. There you will learn from Yoda… and your space ship will sink into the swamp. An Entertainment Earth shared exclusive! It might not have been Obi-Wan Kenobi’s intention for Luke’s fighter to get stuck in a bog, but sometimes the Force works in mysterious ways. Based on its appearance in The Empire Strikes Back, this amazing vehicle includes opening wings, removable plastic swamp moss, a Dragonsnake creature, a Luke Skywalker figure, and a lightsaber! This fantastic gift set is packed with fun and kids will love flying around the galaxy with this nifty X-Wing fighter. Aside from opening wings, there’s even a secret compartment behind the seat– just fold it down to store boxes, guns, and other small accessories. If you own any astromech droid figures, , there’s a specially designed socket so the droid can control the ship’s functions! (Droids sold separately.) No batteries are required to enjoy this fun ship; just open the box and set your hyperspace coordinates to fun! Vehicle includes X-Wing Fighter vehicle, Luke Skywalker figure, lightsaber accessory, and Dragonsnake creature.
Customer Review: Excellent toy
As yet we haven’t given this to our son, its a Christmas present but my husband is pretty excited about it!!! We were delighted to open the box and see the quality and also the size of this toy. It is definitely money well spent!
Customer Review: Star Wars X-wing Fighter
I was very disappointed in this purchase. The wings have 2 clip on additions that will not stay on. With just simple movement they fall off all the time. 
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