Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron Archives

In 2022, toy company Jazwares announced a new line of collectible Star Wars toys called Micro Galaxy Squadron. This new line is very reminiscent of Galoob's old Action Fleet line.  Every toy comes with at least 1 poseable figure and an array of "action" features like opening wings, extendable landing gear, and opening cockpits.

Micro Galaxy Squadron figures have poseable arms and legs and are roughly 1" tall or 1/72 scale. The ships however vary from 1/50-ish to nearly 1/200 in scale.

Sculpts and details are usually very good, even if the paint doesn't always show it. Weathering is often overdone, like a coffee wash, but it can be removed with isopropyl alcohol. Because they are plastic, they are easy to modify. Moreover, the 1/72 scale figures are great for mixing with other model kits lines.

I have exclusive ships photographed at the bottom of this page, whereas each series has it's own page.

Many Thanks to Kevin Tanner for sharing this live spreadsheet of all releases.

Micro Galaxy Squadron List

- Series 1 - X-wing, FanBlade, TIE Fighter variants , Falcon, Slave I, AT-ST, Razor Crest and more

- Series 2 - Havoc Marauder, Jedi Starfighters, AAT, LAAT, A-wing, Gauntlet Fighter and more

- Series 3 - Gunship repaints, Podracers, V-wing, Inquisitor Scythe, Jedi Interceptors and more

- Series 4 - AT-AT, Lambda Shuttle, TIE Bomber, TIE Interceptor, Y-wing, Vulture Droids and more

- Series 5 - B-wing, U-wing, Geonosian Starfighter, Cloud Car, V-19 Torrent, AT-DP and more

Features:

• entirely molded in transparent blue
• same features as Series 1 TIE Fighter
• poseable TIE Pilot

Despite this being a really hard to come by SDCC exclusive, I really love it. The transparent blue makes it look like a hologram. You can even see the spring on the underside that helps you eject the TIE Pilot. Only 500 were made.

Features:

• entirely molded in transparent blue
• same features as Series 1 Speeder Bike
• poseable Scout Trooper

I know, I know - I paid too much for it. And it's really small. But I do love this little thing. The packaging was really cool too I thought.

Features:

• all feature unique storyboard stylized paint jobs
• same features as previous releases
• poseable Rebel Pilot, R2 Unit, A-wing Pilot, TIE Pilot

So, I was very fortunate to have an amazing friend get me these at SDCC. They are truly amazing works of art. Molded in white, each features black and grey painted details that mimic the look of storyboard concepts. The paintwork on the canopies shows highlights and shiny areas that catch the light. Lower sections feature darker shades to indicate shadows.

The figures are equally amazing with unique schemes that look like pencil drawings. I especially like the way the TIE Pilot looks with the grey uniform and white Imperial logo.

For each ship, they created a unique clear box with concept art on the back inspired by Return of the Jedi. The cardboard sleeves show additional artwork and storyboard drawings. I believe they conceived all of the artwork specifically for these releases. Once you remove them form the boxes, the ships are hard to get back into place. Yet, with a little work, you can replace them and display them however you want.

Features:

• same features as Series 1 Millennium Falcon, except with rectangular dish
• poseable Chewbacca, Hondo Ohnaka, Vi Moradi, R5-P8

Though this was only released at the Galaxy's Edge park, what made this set great was the figures. I had a friend get one for me just to have a Hondo minifigure. Yet, all of the figures are great, especially the R5 unit with the shark tooth markings.