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New this month, this Lego Star Wars Yoda bust would terrify Darth Vader and I have to have it

Lego has released a new Star Wars Yoda bust, available for $39.99, just in time for Star Wars Day. The 8-inch (21 cm) model depicts Yoda during his Clone Wars era, wielding a green lightsaber and ready for battle. While the figure’s arms are fixed, its ears and eyes can be adjusted, allowing for some customization. The bust is designed to sit on a shelf and comes with a smaller mini-figure version of Yoda that can be placed alongside a plaque at the base. Despite being a collectible for fans, the new Yoda bust has drawn attention for its unsettling appearance. The face, in particular, has been described as uncanny and eerie, with some comparing it to animatronics from horror games like Five Nights at Freddy’s. This unsettling aesthetic continues a trend seen in previous Lego Yoda models, which have struggled to capture the character’s likeness in a way that feels natural. The lack of legs and the design of the face contribute to a somewhat creepy vibe, placing the figure in what some call the "uncanny valley." The release also includes a promotional offer: customers who spend over $160 on Lego Star Wars sets at Lego.com will receive a free Lego Star Wars Darksaber. This incentive encourages collectors to purchase multiple sets, potentially including several of the Yoda busts. The new figure adds to the extensive Lego Star Wars lineup, appealing to both fans of the franchise and Lego enthusiasts. Overall, the Lego Star Wars Yoda bust stands out as a unique and somewhat polarizing addition to the collection. While its eerie design may not appeal to everyone, it offers a distinctive take on a beloved character and provides an affordable option for collectors looking to expand their Star Wars Lego displays.

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