Review by Dani for Star Wars the Clone Wars Battle Droid Action Figure
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This was bought as a Christmas present for my 5 year old son, who is a huge Star Wars fan. We call them “Roger, Roger” droids, because that’s what they say in the cartoon. He loves them (I bought more than 1). I don’t really see any educational value, but it does work his fine motor skills. They’re not very durable, because legs and arms come off pretty easily, but if you’ve ever seen the cartoon when fighting the Jedi they don’t hold up very well and my son thinks it great that they come apart so easily.
Star Wars the Clone Wars Battle Droid Action Figure
- Articulated action figure based on the character from the animated series comes with a backpack and small blaster accessories, and a larger blaster that fires a projectile!
- Ages 4 and up.
Battle droids are the perfect soldiers in battle programmed to fight without hesitation and deployed in vast numbers that overwhelm opponents. Individually, though, their limited cognitive ability makes them vulnerable when up against the daring rec
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Price: $ 9.89
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Dani
May 30, 2010
I AM YOUR FATHER
May 30, 2010
Review by I AM YOUR FATHER for Star Wars the Clone Wars Battle Droid Action Figure
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This is a must have figure. Who else are the Jedi and clones going to slaughter anyway?
Hasbro is using a harder plastic than previous battle droids, so they’ve managed to make it look more minimal without sacrificing durability. There is better articulation in the shoulders, elbows and hips than older models and believe or not the head swivels on a ball joint. Its neck is very stiff, so you need to work it a little. The chest also rotates, which is nice. Unfortunately, the hands and knees dont bend. The blaster rifle isn’t too tough, but my kids have a hard time getting it to hold rocket launcher.
The droids backpack sits well on the back and the antennae sits far away enough from the head so they dont hit, which is a problem with the legacy battle droid. Unfortunately, there’s no slot to holster the blaster on the backpack.
It doesn’t stand well unassisted so invest in those official Star Wars stands.
The biggest drawback is the cost. Its a good quality figure, but it takes a lot of abuse from the kids. We have two battle droids, and they get knocked down by the Republic forces as fast as we can set them up. An army of these things would be prohibitively expensive. The legacy two pack is a better bargain for the kids, even though they lack articulation. If you’re looking for a collectable, this is your droid.
signed
I AM YOUR FATHER
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