The compact size of the Micro Galaxy Squadron vehicles makes them perfect for small kids to play with, you can grab any of them with a single hand without any issues, and they’re incredibly light (maybe too light) so even the younger ones won’t have any problems.

span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Crystal 85 fromThe Falcon is marketed at Children Age 8+ and this is definitely appropriate, given how tiny some of the detachable/ separate parts are. There are a number of other Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron vehicles available in the collection. The Millennium Falcon and the other Squadron Assault Class vehicles in the collection would make the perfect Christmas gift for any Star Wars fan, no matter their age. The amount of detail is incredible if we consider how small these ships are. They are perfect for kids who want to recreate their favorite space battles while also they are very appealing to collectors. There’s a total of eight Scout Class Vehicles: AT-RT Walker (Clone Trooper), FC-20 Speeder Bike (Darth Maul), T-85 Speeder Bike (Ahsoka Tano), 712 AvA Speeder Bike (Din Djarin), 74-Z Speeder Bike (Scout Trooper), 74-Z White Speeder Bike (IG-11)*, Modified 620C Podracing Engine (Cobb Vanth)*, and 74-Z Speeder Bike (Scout Trooper and Grogu)**.

The Micro Galaxy Squadron series is just starting, they’re scaled, and I don’t consider them to be overpriced so it made perfect sense to start my first Star Wars collection. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>mwhite0714 from Jazwares recently released the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron vehicles and ships. In this review you will find out what the series is all about and if it’s worth it!

The new range of highly detailed Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron miniature ships from Jazwares are loaded with play features and let you bring home the battle against the Empire.

So far, there are two ships that include an R-series Astromech, the X-Wing (R2-D2), and Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter (R4-P17). Both of these starfighters include a small compartment to place the droids. Small vehicles are often overlooked, we see them mostly when a character needs a small way of transport. Unless they’re involved in an important scene like the Endor pursuit in Return of the Jedi they’re not given enough attention. It looks like this series will go on for a long time. Smugglers Galaxy, a podcast focused on Star Wars collecting, interviewed recently Maxwell Lux, the Brand Manager for Micro Galaxy Squadron, who confirmed as much.

span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>ATXCowboy from The size is super practical, I remember how much space my old vintage collection ships need. I don’t like to have my shelves completely filled with multiple items, I dislike how that looks. span itemprop="name">My 9 yr old loves this[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 9 yr old was so happy to get this Star Wars Millennium Falcon with the figures. We've watched Star Wars more than I can count so for him to get a replica toy of one of the main characters and vehicle from the movie put him over the moon.