Awesome for solo or group play, this building toy makes the best birthday present, holiday gift or fun treat for creative kids aged 7 and up who are into Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Includes 2 LEGO® minifigures: Ahsoka Tano with 2 lightsabers and Darth Maul with a double-bladed lightsaber to play out battles.

Maul is perfectly designed in almost every detail and represents a more-than-credible new edition for anyone’s LEGO Star Wars collection, even if it already includes more than a few previous versions of the former Sith. The only area to improve would be a better colour-match between the red printing on his face and chest – one is slightly brighter than the other.I have no idea where you got the impression that this was designed to be a convention exclusive. It most certainly is not and drawing comparisons with the Throne of Ultron is ridiculous.

There are LEGO® Star Wars™ sets to thrill fans of all ages, whether they want to recreate memorable scenes, role-play their own stories or just build and display the authentic buildable models. Did I miss something or is this set based on the clone wars? This is confusing since these 2 characters fought in the Rebels, not in the clone wars show. The actual fight happened in the clone wars was maul and oppress vs sidious. If so this set is incorrect. And Ahsoka here is clearly the one from the rebels." Regarding your later comment, Ahsoka’s previous appearance was in 75283. This is 75310. Last year’s SW convention exclusives were numbered 75294 and 77904. One fell in the normal range, like this, and the other was an outlier. Both still had convention badging, which this does not.There are LEGO® Star Wars™ sets to thrill fans of all ages, whether they want to recreate memorable scenes, roleplay their own stories or just build and display the authentic buildable models. The comparison to the Ultron set really was an apples to oranges thing. But I’m not here to beat up on it. Maybe LEGO has decided as part of their new Star Wars 2021 design philosophy to stop the increasing trend towards trying to copy everything 1:1. Because they have already produced smaller, cheaper, less accurate and proportional X-Wing, TIE fighter, and Imperial Shuttle this year to be more affordable, maybe that applies to avoiding too many new molds to further keep prices realistically affordable. Which could be why they have also decided Ahsoka using Shaak-Ti's montrals was close enough because they are both Togruta and they don't need a third Togruta mold. Correct, and by the number assigned to this set, people are assuming this too is a set that would have been a Comic Con exclusive. The question is whether LEGO will produce enough of these that it will be a while before the price goes through the roof. Try buying an authentic Ahsoka for less. The rarity of the character will help drive sales of this, plus Maul is another popular but underserved character. People have enough Harry Potter minifigs that some might have been put to use leveling tables by now.