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4.7
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Best Battle Pack Ever
This battle pack is the best I have ever built!
The figures:
There are three unique types of figures in this set: Mandalorian Warrior, Mandalorian Nite Owl, and 2 Imperial Commandos.
The Mando’s are great and have distinct features on legs, torso and helmet.
**Lego please remove the helmet holes and build the range-finder or visor into helmets. Or provide an option to somehow hide the holes. This is the only non-perfect part of this entire set.**
The Commandos have a really neat jet pack with a unique 1x1 piece (shown in photo of Commando “running away”) and their helmets are just superb!
**All heads are the solid black pieces with no faces. Great idea as these Mandalorians are from the group that “never takes off their helmet/shows their face” to anyone. The commandos don’t need a head as it may make it difficult to buy multiple packs and they have the same face, which isn’t normal for non-clones. Yet, that didn’t stop them from having faces for the snowtroopers.
The set piece:
This is by far the best one ever. Normally a battle pack has some little “ship” or speeder bike, but that really doesn’t help “build” a battle scene. It’s more of an accessory piece for adding to another set. Star Wars rarely deviates from ship-building and that can make it hard to do anything with the builds besides “fly around” with them. This one develops a good wall with space on either side to showcase the figures. The doorway is great and each little accent (the flashing lights shown as clear and red studs) makes it better. The movable clear “arm” allows you to have one figure fly around and the small artillery cannon shoots a stud piece.
What puts it over the top:
The landscape section can be added to the Paz Vizla vs. Moff Gideon set with Lego clip pieces that are built into each set. This is like the modular builds for the Creator Expert sets. A wonderful addition to each set to show a larger picture view for all sets. I hope Lego keeps ups this trend and produces incredible battle packs like this in the future. Whoever designed these needs to lead the design teams for future Lego Star Wars battle pack sets!!
The figures:
There are three unique types of figures in this set: Mandalorian Warrior, Mandalorian Nite Owl, and 2 Imperial Commandos.
The Mando’s are great and have distinct features on legs, torso and helmet.
**Lego please remove the helmet holes and build the range-finder or visor into helmets. Or provide an option to somehow hide the holes. This is the only non-perfect part of this entire set.**
The Commandos have a really neat jet pack with a unique 1x1 piece (shown in photo of Commando “running away”) and their helmets are just superb!
**All heads are the solid black pieces with no faces. Great idea as these Mandalorians are from the group that “never takes off their helmet/shows their face” to anyone. The commandos don’t need a head as it may make it difficult to buy multiple packs and they have the same face, which isn’t normal for non-clones. Yet, that didn’t stop them from having faces for the snowtroopers.
The set piece:
This is by far the best one ever. Normally a battle pack has some little “ship” or speeder bike, but that really doesn’t help “build” a battle scene. It’s more of an accessory piece for adding to another set. Star Wars rarely deviates from ship-building and that can make it hard to do anything with the builds besides “fly around” with them. This one develops a good wall with space on either side to showcase the figures. The doorway is great and each little accent (the flashing lights shown as clear and red studs) makes it better. The movable clear “arm” allows you to have one figure fly around and the small artillery cannon shoots a stud piece.
What puts it over the top:
The landscape section can be added to the Paz Vizla vs. Moff Gideon set with Lego clip pieces that are built into each set. This is like the modular builds for the Creator Expert sets. A wonderful addition to each set to show a larger picture view for all sets. I hope Lego keeps ups this trend and produces incredible battle packs like this in the future. Whoever designed these needs to lead the design teams for future Lego Star Wars battle pack sets!!
Amazing set!!! With one drawback...
This is easily one of my favorite battle packs so far, I have next to no complaints. The build is a fun little playset, the modularity with the Paz Vizla and Moff Gideon set is wonderful, it's just altogether a really fun battle pack for the price! The one complaint I have is with the minifigures...
They're nearly perfect, absolutely awesome commandos and mandalorians, my only complaint is the lack of faces underneath the helmet. Maybe I'm being too nitpicky, sure, but one of my favorite things about more recent lego sets is that imperial soldiers, like stormtroopers and snowtroopers, have recently had a diverse array of faces underneath their helmets. It adds a new layer of depth to the imperial ranks and just... makes them so much more fun for me? These new minifigures have straight black heads, no face prints present. They're absolutely perfect in every single other way, but this was a small disappointment in an otherwise perfect set, and is the one thing keeping me from giving it five stars. Like I said, I know I'm being nitpicky lol.
They're nearly perfect, absolutely awesome commandos and mandalorians, my only complaint is the lack of faces underneath the helmet. Maybe I'm being too nitpicky, sure, but one of my favorite things about more recent lego sets is that imperial soldiers, like stormtroopers and snowtroopers, have recently had a diverse array of faces underneath their helmets. It adds a new layer of depth to the imperial ranks and just... makes them so much more fun for me? These new minifigures have straight black heads, no face prints present. They're absolutely perfect in every single other way, but this was a small disappointment in an otherwise perfect set, and is the one thing keeping me from giving it five stars. Like I said, I know I'm being nitpicky lol.
Decent set, but not for that price!
As the title states, it's a pretty solid set. Battle packs are some of my favourites, but the draw is always in the minifigs that can be army-built if you wish it. Here is no different, but £19.99 for a battlepack is nuts!!!
I know everything has been going up on price, but it's a small build, in a small box with 4 minifigs. To give an example, the Mandalorian Battle Pack from 2019 (Set 75267) was £12.99 on release; it was a small Battle Pack with a small build and 4 minifigs.
A bit of greed on Lego's behalf perhaps? Again, a solid set and a good companion piece to the other Mandalore set but at it's price I wouldn't personally recommend it for anything other than the minifigs.
I know everything has been going up on price, but it's a small build, in a small box with 4 minifigs. To give an example, the Mandalorian Battle Pack from 2019 (Set 75267) was £12.99 on release; it was a small Battle Pack with a small build and 4 minifigs.
A bit of greed on Lego's behalf perhaps? Again, a solid set and a good companion piece to the other Mandalore set but at it's price I wouldn't personally recommend it for anything other than the minifigs.
I like the minifigs
The over all build is ok, I feel they just needed a build to go along with the minifigs, but the minifigs are 10/10. I think they did a great job on them. It’s good for army building which is the main attraction to battle packs, and I think it’s cool that you can add additional sets of this battle pack to make it better very easily and that you can combine it with set 75386, but I do think those are the only things to compliment. The building experience is ok, the added jet pack features look a little strange, and it looks a little barren, but i still think that it’s a worth while set
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