LEGO® Star Wars Clone Trooper & Battle Droid Battle Pack 75372 (7+ Yrs)

This set is easy to build and fun to play. You can make just them battle or add other Clone troopers and battle droids to the fray. The Shinies (plain clone troopers) can be combined with any other legion of clones. But on it's own it is fun too. I love that it had a single trooper aerial platform (STAP), a speeder bike, a mobile turret, and an Octuptarra Tri-Droid. I also like that it came with battle droids and super battle droids.

I love this set, it has tons of figures, and has cool alt builds. The title says it all. (Mic drop)

As someone who owned the original clone trooper BP in 2007. This set is almost there. First, a 327th star corps trooper should've been in this set. Also, helmet holes are bad. And its hypocritical, since there is NOT A SINGLE helmet accessory in this set. Cool to have a return of the super battle droids after an almost 10 year absence. The clone builds are kinda pathetic tho.

this set was extremly nice so many minifigures and there were some cool details like the small brain inside of the spider droid and the detailing on the detinators

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Battle packs hinge on their figure selection, and the new super battle droids and plain phase 2 clones are well worth the inclusion, as well as a shock trooper in a cheap set. The builds are fun, harkening back to older packs, and they are well sized compared to the figures, even the tri-droid feels good for the size, and the price feels fair for what you get. However, this is really two battle packs put together so if you want to buy one you are forced to buy both. This is a shame, and a greedy move by LEGO. I hope it does not become normal going forward for these sets which are designed for people to buy multiple of. Super battle droids will likely be in many sets going forward so I do not wish to buy lots of them, but I have to if I want more exclusive clones, and so have to spend more money than I would for a normal battle pack. It is a deliberate move by LEGO that people have bought into, and that doesn't sit right with me.

I love this set. If you have a family member or friend who enjoys building Star Wars Legos, it is hard to go wrong with this set. You could have one of this set or 4 and it would still be great to have. It’s great to have both droids and clones in the same set. It also is a reference back to older clone wars sets which is a huge nostalgia boost personally (I’m in my late 20’s) For both young and older Star Wars Lego fans I think I could safely recommend this set.

The instructions are great, the droids made me laugh, and i am happy with this set. only problem is the storm troopers helmets come of a little easy. Overall review ***** five stars

This set is a nice filler and the figures are good (though I wish there was a super battle droid with a grenade launcher arm) and the STAP is nice, but the tri-droid is way smaller than a to-scale one would be. The “defensive position” looks really dumb, I’d rather have a heavy repeating blaster.

I think that this set is a great choice if you are into army building, it comes with 9 minifigures and 3 small builds that will add greatness to your army.

This will go down as one of the best battle packs and for good reason. While there is so much to praise about this set, the highlight for me is the Octuptarra droid. Such a fun & cool build that I'm happy to have in my collection.

Fun, easy to understand instructions. Great characters

Excellent for price, Tri-Droid and STAP are perfect, plus 4 clones and 5 battle droids, only real complaint is that the speeder isn't a BARC speeder, but other than that it's very good.

I LOVE this set it has great minifigures and the build is good too. It is really playable and I see myself having fun with this set in the future.