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An ultra-rare Star Wars Lego collection went missing - it's sparked viral conspiracies

Bricks & Figs shops around the US have been receiving threats due to the missing Star Wars Lego set, the company says.

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According to BBC News’s source item, An ultra-rare Star Wars Lego collection went missing - it’s sparked viral conspiracies, Bricks & Figs shops around the US have been receiving threats due to the missing Star Wars Lego set, the company says.

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