Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens Minikit locations guide

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Find all of the Minikit collectibles in Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens with our complete guide

Chapter 3: Niima Outpost - Niima Bombardment

It's all kicking off in the Niima Bombardment. There are three minikits to collect here and you'll need to return in Free Play Mode to get two of them. 

Minikit #1 - Free Play Mode

In this  next section, you have to make a turret to destroy the gold bricks around the First Order ship to get rid of them.

Once the ship is out of the way, head into the area that it was blocking to find a crate.

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Open the crate with a character that  can use strength handles to free the minikit inside.

Minikit #2 - Free Play Mode

After the shootout, head all the way over to the left to find some silver lego pipes just begging to be blown up.

Once the pool is filled up, dive in with Ackbar who will pop back out with the minikit.

Minikit #3

Carry on making your way through the story until you unleash this little chap to root around in some sand piles.

Pootle over to the left to find the sand pile pictured above.

Dig up the minikit pieces and switch to a character with opposable thumbs to reassemble them.

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