With the 2014 LEGO Star Wars Utapau Troopers set, you not only get a great way to amass an army of LEGO Clone Soldiers, but you can also add some villains to your collection. With this multi-piece set, LEGO creators can build the ferocious Octuptarra Tri-Droid. This droid features a head that swivels from side-to-side, articulated legs, and a working missile launcher. This LEGO Star Wars battle pack features two 212th Battalion Utabau Clone Troopers and two Airborne Utabau Clone Troopers. Every trooper comes with a gun to help it fight against the droid.
Altogether, there are 83 different parts and accessories in the pack with some extra studs in case you lose some. Taking on the Octuptarra, these minifigures are from the 212th Battalion, …show more content…
It come with legs, which are closeable, to add if you choose and three flick missiles.The Tri-Droid is almost five times higher than the soldiers, standing 5 inches high with a span of nearly 3 inches long, and 2 inches wide. Tri-Droid's legs are sturdy, and you can drag it across the ground without it falling apart. The menacing figure of the Tri-Droid alone is enough to scare off less trained infantry characters from other sets of the Lego group.
The set was first released in 2014 to mimic the Star Wars theme of Utapau in the third episode. As indicated, there are four troopers. The Clone Troopers the detailing of the face and helmet look similar to other Clone Troopers, but these have more orange on them. Airborne Troopers have different details on them and they don't have as much orange on them. Their helmet looks a lot more intimidating. A closer look also indicates that all four troopers have their individual traits.
Both the Close Troopers and the Airborne troopers carry stud shooters. Pressing the button on the top of each blaster fires off a LEGO stud. The weapons add a lot of enjoyment to the set because each individual blaster for troopers is really a powerful mini-machine that rattles when unloaded. In addition, these studs have a long range when fired and can often reach distances of more than three feet, which is another reason for extra studs in the
Altogether, there are 83 different parts and accessories in the pack with some extra studs in case you lose some. Taking on the Octuptarra, these minifigures are from the 212th Battalion, …show more content…
It come with legs, which are closeable, to add if you choose and three flick missiles.The Tri-Droid is almost five times higher than the soldiers, standing 5 inches high with a span of nearly 3 inches long, and 2 inches wide. Tri-Droid's legs are sturdy, and you can drag it across the ground without it falling apart. The menacing figure of the Tri-Droid alone is enough to scare off less trained infantry characters from other sets of the Lego group.
The set was first released in 2014 to mimic the Star Wars theme of Utapau in the third episode. As indicated, there are four troopers. The Clone Troopers the detailing of the face and helmet look similar to other Clone Troopers, but these have more orange on them. Airborne Troopers have different details on them and they don't have as much orange on them. Their helmet looks a lot more intimidating. A closer look also indicates that all four troopers have their individual traits.
Both the Close Troopers and the Airborne troopers carry stud shooters. Pressing the button on the top of each blaster fires off a LEGO stud. The weapons add a lot of enjoyment to the set because each individual blaster for troopers is really a powerful mini-machine that rattles when unloaded. In addition, these studs have a long range when fired and can often reach distances of more than three feet, which is another reason for extra studs in the