The new Lego Yoda bust would be cool if it didn't remind me of Five Nights at Freddy's

Little guy's not handling Order 66 very well Lego and Star Wars unveiled a new set, a bust of Lego Yoda, complete with a block lightsaber and built-in nightmares. The 399-piece set will be released on April 26 and costs $39.99, and while it has some nifty features, I just can't get over those eyes. The Lego Yoda bust includes a buildable lightsaber (a smaller version of previous, standalone sabers) for him to hold, or not, if you decide he looks better in a more relaxed state, and you can adjust the set of his ears and head for a bit of customizable emotion. There's also a little, normal-looking Yoda figure to sit on the bust's base or wherever you decide might benefit from a tiny Jedi master. And a nameplate, in case you forget who he is. The build is approximately eight inches high and four inches wide, making this Yoda a bit easier to slot into an empty space in your house, and there's no Smart Play component. There's nothing, however, to help you hide from those sunken, staring eyes. Lego calls the Yoda bust a recreation of the diminutive warrior from Attack of the Clones, but it's skewing a bit more Who Framed Roger Rabbit than Star Wars. There are also shades of Five Nights a