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Comic-Con International: San Diego is already underway with photos starting to emerge from the con floor. 

Here's The Hollywood Reporter's preview of the LEGO booth where they're sporting a life-sized Luke Skywalker from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

At six-feet tall, it might even be a little bigger than life-sized (Hamill is reportedly 5'9").

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