LEGO Star Wars Clone Trooper Command Station Blister Pack Set 40558

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This LEGO Star Wars Clone Trooper Command Station (40558) lets kids ages 6 and up create their own exciting action setpieces with the Clone Troopers. The command station features flip-up ramps and a stand for 2 blaster rifles to let kids visualise various unique scenarios within the beloved sci-fi universe. The 3 LEGO mini-figures - a Clone Commander and 2 Clone Troopers - invite exciting role-playing opportunities with their unique equipment. The Clone Commander has a blaster pistol and the two Clone Troopers are each equipped with a now-iconic blaster rifle that many fans will surely recognise at a glance. Take It Anywhere

Minifigures: x2 Endor Commando (two variations), x1 Scout Trooper, x1 Stormtrooper (4 figures total) Minifigures: x2 Bomb Squad Clone Troopers (orange markings), x1 Clone Commander (sand green markings), x1 ARF Clone Trooper (4 figures total) However, the equivalent minifigure from 75019 AT-TE included a metallic silver visor, which appears more faithful to the movie. I would also question supplying a commander rather than another officer, since collecting several of these minifigures is perhaps less useful than a Clone Trooper sergeant or captain, which populate the Grand Army of the Republic in much greater numbers. The Senate Commando Trooper set includes 3 Senate Commando minifigures and a 1 Senate Commando Captain minifigure to lead them. All four of the elite and highly trained commandos come equipped with stud-launching mini blasters. Buildable rapid shooter assembly seats 1 minifigure, features a rotating base and launches a series of six studs in rapid succession. Set includes extra stud ‘ammo’ as well. Rapid shooter assembly measures approximately 3 in x 3 in x 3. 20. Shadow Troopers 75079 Republic Gunship introduced an updated Clone Trooper Commander, distinguished from standard Clone Troopers by their flame yellowish orange armour highlights. This design closely resembles the onscreen character and features accurate spots on the torso, while the visor is surrounded by matching decoration.I don't think LEGO has ever been cheap, but I remember there was a time where it didn't feel like LEGO wanted to draw attention to the fact that it wasn't cheap. Like it was expensive, sure, but the price was more nature of the business rather than like someone calculated how to squeeze as much from a customer as possible. In either case, plain white clone or the yellow-clad commander, both of the trooper variants in the set have some really great printing. It’s always nice to see details carried over to the legs, and this assortment Republic garrison certainly delivers on that front. It's kind of always been that way though, right? Growing up in the 80s, we couldn't afford much LEGO. I had a few small sets and maybe one "big" (250+ piece) one. Whereas my "friend" (I never really liked him, heh) whose mom was a doctor and whose dad was a lawyer had a room full of LEGO sets. It's always been sort of an upper-middle class status brand, at least in my experience." Minifigures: x2 Republic Trooper (two head variations), Sith Trooper (two variations) (4 figures total) Minifigures: x3 Inferno Squad Agent (three head variations), x1 Inferno Squad Commander Iden Versio (4 figures total)

Minifigures: x3 Snowtrooper (three different head variations), x1 Scout Trooper (four figures total) I’ve gotten to the point where I find LEGO is rarely worth it anymore. I hate how they act more like a luxury brand than a toy.LEGO® minifigures for role play – Clone Commander with a blaster pistol and 2 Clone Troopers, each with a blaster rifle. This 66-piece building toy is for ages 6 and up Minifigures: x2 Imperial Patrol Troopers, x1 Imperial Recruitment Officer, x1 Corporal Zuzanu Latt (4 figures total)