LEGO Star Wars Escape Pod vs. Dewback Microfighters 75228 Collectible Droid Building Set – 293182402

Play out iconic LEGO brick construction toy adventures with the LEGO Star Wars 75228 Escape Pod vs. Dewback Microfighters dual combat pack building set for kids.

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Play out iconic LEGO brick construction toy adventures with the LEGO Star Wars 75228 Escape Pod vs. Dewback Microfighters dual combat pack building set for kids. This Star Wars building set features an escape pod with big engine detailing and space for the C-3PO and R2-D2 collectible building toy LEGO droids, while the buildable Dewback creature has a posable head and tail, clips for attaching combat weapons and space on top to sit the Sandtrooper. With separate building instructions for each model, Star Wars fans will love sharing the star galaxy building experience with their friends and family.
  • Set includes 2 LEGO Star Wars minifigures: C-3PO and a Sandtrooper, plus an R2-D2 Star Wars droid figure
  • This Star Wars toy features a Dewback creature with posable head and tail, weapon attachment points and space to sit the Sandtrooper on top
  • Also featured in this Star Wars building set for kids is an escape pod with big engine detailing and space for C-3PO and R2-D2
  • Accessory elements in the Star Wars droid set include the Sandtrooper’s electrobinoculars, shock lance and blaster rifle combat toy
  • Share the joy of building with friends and family using the separate building instructions for each Star Wars building toy
  • Role-play exciting Tatooine planet combat scenes from Star Wars: A New Hope. Great for boys and girls ages 6+
  • Combines this Star Wars toy with the 75223 Naboo Starfighter Microfighter and 75224 Sith Infiltrator Microfighter LEGO Star Wars construction toys for even more creative play and action!

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Age Range

6

Assembled Product Weight

0.43 lbs

Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)

10.32 x 5.55 x 1.89 Inches

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5 Reviews For This Product

  1. 05

    by Stefanie

    Super cute cause you get two guys and I have two boys. The box came well thrashed.

  2. 05

    by Zean

    This is a cool set, although it doesn’t do much. There aren’t any stud shooters or anything, but still a cool set. I love the 2 in 1 Microfighter sets, and I think they should make more. I Think Lego should make a Zam Wessel Airspeeder vs. Anakin’s speeder microfighter battle set. It’s about time they made a new Zam Wessel minifigure.

  3. 05

    by Blaine

    I’m simply restating what’s already been said about this set; the dewback is a fantastic design. I was worried it would be unstable, but it hold together well. I feel the built dewback is better than the minifigure version found in some of the older Mos Eisley sets. The escape pod is also a fun build, but I’ll likely be using it for parts. I’m happy to get more rolker skates!

  4. 05

    by Wana

    I truly enjoyed this little set. The Escape Pod was a fun build, not too much about that was unexpected. The Dewback was what I was waiting for, and it was worth it. This was so much more fun than the old molded parts Dewbacks. I was delighted with the little bits of movement this Dewback had, filled with character and charm. Now offer up a bigger fully articulated Dewback for us in 2020 and I will be a happy camper.

  5. 05

    by Lesley

    I have the Droid Escape Pod from 2016, and this Minifighter set is a great follow-on/homage to that. You get the escape pod itself, R2-D2 and C-3P0, plus a Sandtooper on a Dewback. Honestly, the Dewback is the highlight of this set, with articulated head and tail and is a fun build as well. The Sandtrooper has the Tatoonine sand all over him and I hope he doesn’t find our two favourite intrepid droids. Move along, move along.

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