Lego Star Wars Building Instructions

The Box

• For larger constructions, such as big spaceships or movie scenes, you will want to dump the entire contents of the box onto a flat surface, such as a table. The floor will work out as long as you don't mind being bent over for several minutes. Do not do this on carpeting though because the smaller pieces can sometimes become lost in the shag.
  Once the contents of the box is out, find the plastic bags of small pieces. These plastic bags will be see through with small holes. You will want to keep these close by. Do not open them yet because once the small pieces become mixed with the others they can be impossible to find.

Figures

• Start off by constructing the figures first. Not only will you be able to get some of the smallest pieces out of the way, but if you are building this for a child, it will give them something to play with. Typically the actual figure will already come in one piece, however it will be up to you to add the hair (or helmet) and the weapons the character holds. You can either look at the instructions for which character receives what weapon, or you can mismatch. It doesn't matter. Whatever makes you and the child happy.

Building the Lego Star Wars object

• Because of the wide variety of different Star Wars toys and sets there is a wide variety of objects you can build. However, no matter what you are building you will want to follow the provided instructions step by step. The instructions will not have any words, only pictures, so you will need to look at what pieces were added from the previous picture. Make sure you have all the new pieces on the construction before moving forward. If you don't, you may soon find yourself in trouble because either the construction will not work or it will not be secure.