Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron Series 12

Here's to some great new molds like the Combat Assault Tank, Hyena Droid, LAAT/le, and Remnant AT-AT.

This is from DC's Ultimate Unofficial Guide. All thanks go to him.

Features:

• Loth-Bat Glider - Ezra
• Zephyr-G Swoop Bike - Bossk
• Zephyr-J Speeder Bike - Din Djarin (not pictured)
• Imperial Speeder Bike (damaged) - IG-11
• BARC Speeder - Wolfpack Clone Trooper

OK, so there's not much here. The best parts are the Bossk figure and Wolfpack Clone. I do like the Lothal Glider, but it's pretty simply and brought back some trauma (IYKYK). Din Djarin is shared with Series 11, so I didn't photograph him again. The IG-11 Speeder Bike is the same as Series 1, but with the Series 4 flaming damage addon.

The Wolfpack Clone is the Chase of this wave (no rare).

Features:

• opening hatch
• rotating side and center turrets (3)
• removable cargo container block
• cargo bed can flip to look smooth
• cargo bed has 3 mounts for speeder bikes
• rolling clear wheels (4)
• poseable Tank Trooper

This is one of my all-time favorite land vehicles, and I LOVE having a miniature of it. It's based on the Alvis Stormer, and I think they did a fantastic job on it. The interior is very spacious. I also love the feature of the cargo bed that can flip and hold 3 speeder bikes if you want. My only complaints are that the hatches don't close, and you only get 1 trooper. I wish you got 2 (which is why I bought 2 when I ordered).

By the way, this is the tracked version from Rogue One, not the hover version from Rebels. There's a history why there's 2 versions, which I'll try to cover in a video.

See my video review!

Features:

• pop-out wings
• wings can pop out and connect vertically for walking mode
• opening bomb hatch
• pop-out droid head on a ball socket for full rotation
• poseable Battle Droid

I really love the Hyena Bomber, and I'm really glad Jazwares did one. It's a massive ship, and very well-detailed. The paintwork and colors are great. You can't really pose it walking because of how complicated it would be to mold that. However, it does have a hidden figure clip in the droid head for playabilty.

Features:

• opening cockpit
• retractable landing gear (3)
• underside button pops up R2 unit
• poseable Qui-Gon Jinn & Astromech

This is from a comic, and I love it. The teal color is so amazing. I also love the green unnamed droid.

Features:

• opening canopy
• pop-up blasters
• retracting rear fin
• retractable landing gear (2)
• poseable General Grievous with removable cape

This may be the first holographic starfighter that I keep. I haven't been too keen on most of them (except the SDCC TIE), but this trans red color is AMAZING. I really really love how it looks. There's also only 2 screws, and you can't even see them from the top. This is an amazing display model. ALSO, Grievous looks badass in red.

Features:

• opening cockpit
• retractable landing gear (3)
• push-button on bottom to pop out R2 unit
• poseable Captain Porter & Astromech

It's not much different than the Series 6, but I love the pilot and droid. If you look closely, the thrusters are more teal in this release.

Features:

• opening cockpit
• rotating wings (2)
• rotating cockpit pod
• retractable landing gear
• opening bay doors (2)
• pop-off upper hatch
• total seating for 9 plus a droid
• poseable Darth Maul & Rook Kast

I NEVER expected that would make such an obscure (and short-lived) ship, but I am so glad they did. Maul: Shadow Lord has been an absolute blast of a show, and I'm glad it's getting some love. The colors, paint, weathering - everything is just spot-on. And the detail is sublime. You get 3 seats in the cockpit plus a droid peg. But you also get 6 figure holders in the deployment belly thingy (what do you call that). Kast looks great, but Maul is amazing...bare-chested beast.

Features:

• opening cockpit
• rotating heavy laser cannons (2)
• legs have 3 points of articulation
• opening top section with seats
• opening mid section with spot for INT-4
• opening rear section with AT-RT seating
• inner elevator lifts figure
• top button makes AT-AT walking noise or Imperial siren
• side-button makes blaster noise and lights up side-blasters
• button under INT-4 makes lift-off noise when pressed
• maybe more features I missed?
• poseable Imperial Officer, Snowtrooper, & AT-AT pilot (2)

The AT-AT/P, Remnant AT-AT, or Joe Johnston's badass boy is a really cool design. Jazwares did a great job with this one. The paint application really highlights all the panels shaded different colors. I also LOVE the lights and sounds. There is a lot of light-bleed around the cockpit, but you could paint some of the interior to eliminate that. Legs articulate a little smoother than the original AT-AT. Speaking of, at 1/92 scale, it looks perfect next to the AT-AT (1/94) in scale. Figures are a very nice touch with darker weathering overall. The only exception is the Snowtrooper, which I wish had the open face design.

Features:

• same features as previous U-wing
• INT-4 features opening cockpit, wings, and movable cannon
• poseable Zeb, Din Djarin (with Grogu backpack), and Remnant Snowtrooper

The real draw of this set is the INT-4, which is really detailed for the size. I love all the paintwork. It looks much better than my prototype. However, the U-wing also looks really good. The paint is a much lighter blue than the other "blue" versions. Figures are good, but the Remnant Snowtrooper looks the best.

Features:

• opening cockpit
• rotating heavy laser cannons (2)
• legs have 3 points of articulation
• opening top section with seats
• opening mid section with spot for INT-4
• opening rear section with AT-RT seating
• inner elevator lifts figure
• top button makes AT-AT walking noise or Imperial siren
• side-button makes blaster noise and lights up side-blasters
• button under INT-4 makes lift-off noise when pressed
• maybe more features I missed?
• poseable Imperial Officer, Snowtrooper, & AT-AT pilot (2)

The AT-AT/P, Remnant AT-AT, or Joe Johnston's badass boy is a really cool design. Jazwares did a great job with this one. The paint application really highlights all the panels shaded different colors. I also LOVE the lights and sounds. There is a lot of light-bleed around the cockpit, but you could paint some of the interior to eliminate that. Legs articulate a little smoother than the original AT-AT. Speaking of, at 1/92 scale, it looks perfect next to the AT-AT (1/94) in scale. Figures are a very nice touch with darker weathering overall. The only exception is the Snowtrooper, which I wish had the open face design.

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