This LEGO Star Wars set includes 4 minifigures: an Officer, a Clone Specialist plus 2 Heavy Trooper minifigures, all with weapon elements. A pair of 501st Clone Heavy Troopers complete the minifigure selection. They are outfitted with blue visors and reinforcing bands on their helmets, matching Commander Cody's armour. Their chest markings are also unique and these troopers sport straps for extra ammunition, therefore reflecting their video game appearance. LEGO components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and carefully analysed to make sure that they comply with strict global safety standards I can definitely see this set selling well when it hits stores in January, and I think it’s a worthy addition to any LEGO Star Wars fan’s collection, although waiting for a small discount might be wise.

Inside the box is a tiny instruction manual and three bags of parts, including the Clone Accessories (rangefinders, visors etc) in a perforated bag.It’s a bit disappointing that the box art images have been seemingly edited to correct this, but the real figure still has the incorrect positioning.

The front of the box shows off the 501st Clones fighting in a battle, and displays the logo for the 20th Anniversary of the Clone Wars show on the bottom left corner. The next minifigure is a 501st Sniper Specialist, defined by his yellow markings on the chest an a unique white visor piece. Build your own 501st Clone Troopers unit and get ready for action! Kit out a 501st Officer, Clone Specialist and Heavy Troopers with a blaster pistol, blaster rifle and blasters. Command a member of your unit to operate the AV-7 anti-vehicle cannon. Aim the cannon and fire the projectile at enemy forces. You must win the latest battle in The Clone Wars. The set was provided for review by LEGO. All opinions expressed are those of the author. MinifiguresThis portable Star Wars travel toy makes a cool birthday or special occasion gift for fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Finally, two 501st Heavy Troopers are included. These figures have unique helmet printing, a blue visor, and ammo pouches printed onto their torso. LEGO Star Wars minifigures: 501st Officer with blaster pistol, 501st Clone Specialist with blaster rifle and 2 501st Heavy Troopers, each with blaster The mighty buildable AV-7 Anti-Vehicle Cannon with a minifigure seat features adjustable legs, a liftable cannon, and spring-loaded shooter.

I assume this is based on the 2017 Battlefront II, because it has nothing to do with the original Battlefront II that I associate with the name. Which makes it a really odd choice for the supposed 20th anniversary celebration of the CWMMP. Unfortunately, there is a mistake – be it intentional or unintentional on the box art. All images on the box show the officer with his rangefinder inserted into the lower helmet notch, which is accurate to the in-universe design. The situation would have always ended badly after 2012 when the decision was made to ignore accessory holes and their future incorporation entirely, unless Lego would have started producing 3 versions of this helmet: No Holes, One Hole, Two Holes, which is what people who care wanted anyway. If you haven’t noticed already, the cannon itself has a spring-loaded shooter which fires off a red missile, while the actual cannon barrel is mounted slightly higher up.

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As is, the variety that can be felt across these different classes sometimes struggles to come through – particularly in the officer, whose waist cape is printed only on the front of his legs. View him from any other angle, and the effect is lost. Despite being shrunken down, the general details are present, and I like the mix of grey, dark red, and yellow in the color scheme. I definitely think the show has encouraged building armies. I would also say that the prequel era is the best for building army factions. I think it also has to do with the variety in similarity. They are clones, and they look the same, but they have a variety of colors. They are also the best for customization due to their various colors. I think it's rare to have the 100s of clones that influencers have, but I'm fairly certain that it's common to buy multiples." The cannon turret measures over 7 cm (2.5 in. ) high, 6 cm (2.5 in. ) wide and 13 cm (5 in. ) deep. I hope LEGO does something about it in future runs. To me and a lot of others, it does seem like an attempt to mislead, but I will choose to give LEGO the benefit of the doubt this time around. They are still my favourite company at the end of the day and I like their products.