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Being a Giz front page in real life, the Gizmodo Gallery had to have Lego (and Star Wars). We are not going to have as many Lego sets as their secret vault, but we are going to feature the biggest and most entertaining one there is: the 3,800-piece Lego Death Star diorama. Of course, you can come and play with it all you want, but whoever tries to steal any of its 21 minifigs is dead. But don't worry. If you have the urge to run away with Lego bricks you won't need to steal anything: We are going to give them away. More »AT&T Looking for New Ways to Meld iPhone with U-Verse
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