Welcome to this week’s edition of The Brick Stand’s retired LEGO set spotlight! Today, we’re turning our attention to the beloved Star Wars set, the Senate Commando Troopers (Product Number: 75088). This set, which retired in 2017, brought the excitement of the Star Wars universe to LEGO fans everywhere. Join us as we delve into the details of this iconic set and reminisce about its place in LEGO history.
Join the Battle: Unveiling the LEGO Star Wars Senate Commando Troopers”
The LEGO Star Wars Senate Commando Troopers battle pack set includes 4,124 pieces and is themed around safeguarding the security of the Senate. This battle pack features a crack team of highly trained soldiers armed with stud blasters and a never-before-seen rapid shooter. The set also comes with four minifigures, including a Senate Commando Captain and three Senate Commandos, each equipped with weapons. The design of the set includes an elevating rapid shooter on a rotating base, as well as a seat for a minifigure. This battle pack also allows fans to expand their LEGO Star Wars collection and was first available in 2015. The set was priced at £11.99 / 16.99 € / $12.99 US / $15.99 CAD.
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The Senate Commando Troopers set was released in 2015 as part of the Star Wars LEGO theme. It featured three Senate Commandos and one Senate Commando Captain, along with a Blaster Turret. The set received positive reviews upon release, with many praising the minifigures and the playability of the build. Fans appreciated the inclusion of the Senate Commandos in an affordable set, making them more accessible for collectors and enthusiasts. The set holds a special place among AFOLs (Adult Fans of LEGO) for its representation of the Galactic Republic and its significance in the Star Wars universe. The unique minifigures and the tactical play elements have contributed to the enduring popularity of the Senate Commando Troopers set within the LEGO community.
Fan Buzz
The LEGO Star Wars Senate Commando Troopers set received positive reviews from fans and critics alike. One reviewer, KamKam628, praised the unique minifigures, stating, “The mini figures are worth it and they really do make the set.” Another reviewer, Monkeyman3838, described it as “possibly the greatest battle pack of all time,” emphasizing the high playability and value for money. Similarly, nate_the_lego_great expressed excitement over the affordability of the set, stating, “This set is the best! I could finally get Senate Commandos in an affordable set.” Wasthereonce highlighted the set’s significance for fans of the Galactic Republic, with a detailed overview of the minifigures and build, concluding, “Overall, this set is a great buy if you are a fan of the Galactic Republic and its different types of units.” These reviews collectively illustrate the set’s appeal to both Star Wars enthusiasts and LEGO collectors, and its value in terms of playability and minifigure quality.
All the reviews for this article were provided by Brickset.com: Senate Commando Troopers Reviews
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Join us next week for another installment of our weekly series where we spotlight previously retired LEGO sets. This week, we explored the Star Wars set, Senate Commando Troopers (Product Number: 75088), which retired in early 2017. Be sure to check back in next week as we continue to revisit some of the most beloved sets from LEGO’s history.
