Alternative hair pieces accompany these minifigures and each character includes an exclusive head, distinguishing them from standard Clone Troopers. Hunter's facial tattoos and headband are both included, although this headband is hidden under the hair element. Tech looks perfect though, featuring his trademark goggles and a quizzical expression on the reverse. The design shares fitting similarities with other Clone Trooper minifigures. Each of the Bad Batch members’ history in combat and individual personality as we get to know them in the Disney+ show is mirrored in key design traits to their respective appearances, and importantly, those same key design traits are pretty much all wonderfully captured in LEGO minifigure form here. My thoughts exactly. Do we really need the speeders? Certainly their inclusion says to me that they wanted to charge more for what they intend to be the only Bad Batch set. Although missing Omega is very problematic, but maybe she could appear in a Microfighter set if they really don’t intend to produce more Bad Batch sets. Thinking of buying this buildable 969-piece playset for a Star Wars™ fan who is a LEGO® beginner? No worries. It comes with easy-to-follow instructions so they can build with confidence. Tech’s gadgetry is built across his suit and headgear for an on-the-go walking supercomputer, Echo’s trauma of the Clone Wars is etched into his paler skin and cyborg-esque modifications, whilst everything you need to know about Crosshair is captured in that clean and precise tattoo around his right eye.

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The cabin has space for 2 minifigures and weapons storage. The set also includes a speeder with 2 stud shooters and another speeder with a clip for a blaster to add to the play possibilities. Dee Bradley Baker as The Bad Batch, Captain Grey, clone troopers, [4] Cut, [9] Captain Rex, [28] Captain Howzer, [29] Gregor, [6] Captain Wilco [30] Commander Cody [31], Cade, Slip [32], Scorch [33], Ice vulture, Mayday, Veetch, [34] Fireball, Nemec [35]Hunter's helmet is shared with standard Phase II Clone Troopers, albeit incorporating unique decoration. Even though an exclusive element would have been ideal, I think this component works nicely and the printing looks impressive. Tech does feature his own specialised helmet which includes lovely moulded detail, corresponding with the original character and exhibiting accurate accents.

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The LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the Star Wars™ universe since 1999. LEGO Star Wars is now its most successful theme, with fun gift ideas for creative kids and fans of all ages. The ingenious Bad Batch was introduced during Star Wars: The Clone Wars and possesses varied abilities, surpassing normal Clone Troopers. This impressive squad now appears during their own animated series, following the foundation of the burgeoning Galactic Empire.

And … that’s all the minifigs. If you’re caught up on The Clone Wars enough to be watching The Bad Batch as it airs, a key character is clearly missing from the minifig assortment: Omega. Five minifigs make sense for the price point, and of course, we would want all members of the original Clone Force 99, but the set feels incomplete without this new character. Conclusions & recommendation