75267 Star Wars Mandalorian Battle Pack Set with 4 Mini Figures, Speeder Bike and Defence Fortress

This is the second Lego Star Wars battle pack I have bought for my 6yr old son this year. Although I bought it back in March, he has only just received it as an Easter present. He is well into Lego Star Wars and wasn’t disappointed in this set, having wanted it for some time. The four Mandolorian minifigs in this pack are excellent, all are nicely coloured and well detailed. I was slightly disappointed that the heads of the figures were plain black, as opposed to the usual printed faces, but this did not bother me much and does not really matter due to the full face helmets. The figures are subtlety different with details such as armour scuffs and other decals. Cloaks in three different colours are included, along with optional range finders. My son was particularly pleased that the set also included four visor pieces (not shown on the pictures of the minifigs). He has been after some of these small bits to add to his clone minifigs, but has so far not encountered any in the various sets he has got. The figures are accompanied by a small brick built speeder which appears consistent with Mandolorian design (and the earlier blue Mandolorian battle pack, released some years ago). There is also a small secondary build of a ‘fort’ type structure where a stud shooter can be placed, but this is a bit pointless if you ask me and highly likely to be absorbed into my son’s mixed Lego stash. Overall, there are no real negatives to this pack, which is worth the outlay for the outstanding minifigs and their accessories alone. The continued inclusion of handheld stud shooters over regular Lego weapons still irks me, but this is the case for all battle packs, so I no longer view this as a negative. In summary, if you like Lego Star Wars buy this pack, you won’t regret it!

Looks great and ease of assembly

Sometimes good things come in small packages, but sometimes they come in big packages as well. Confusing isn’t it? This Lego Battle Pack is small, with only 102 pieces, and construction time comes in at less then an hour. The build is straight forward for all ages and is especially suitable for young fans still mastering their brick knowledge. The set depicts four Mandalorian bounty hunters as featured in The Mandalorian seasons one and two and all come with beskar armour (green, blue, orange and silver) and blasters. Fans may be disappointed not to receive the title character and his tiny companion if purchasing this set on it’s own. But those adding to their collection will likely breathe a sigh of relief, or at least indifference, as he comes in virtually every other Mandalorian Lego set. Shiny armour or not Lego went a little overboard with the minifigure and I actually think I have more Lego Mandos now then stormtroopers. Included with the four minifigures is a Mandalorian speeder bike with two stud shooters and room enough for one bounty hunter. Also included is a small structure which Lego describes as a ‘defence fort’ (aren’t all forts defensive?) with room for one and the option to deploy a blaster. Neither feature in the Disney Plus series and the fort in particular seems a bit of an after thought. But once deployed on the Lego battlefield they surprisingly compliment the set really well and offer extra playability for imaginative fans. Overall this set might be small but ticks all the right boxes and will bring joy to fans of all ages. It’s worth noting as well that’s it’s just recently been retired by Lego and at is current price on Amazon (~£18) should be snapped up quickly.

This was a good purchase for myself, I believe if you are looking for something with a couple of characters and a vehicle for a nice price this is it. However if you intend it to be a gift to someone who likes to keep the box it may not be the best as the exterior came slightly squashed.

So happy with it came next day!

Our children love the battle pack sets, mainly because of the number of minifigures that you get; this one is perfect if you want to add some extra Mandalorians to your games after watching the series. It is also a really cost effective way of getting some of them as the genuine Mandalorian is only available with the AT-ST walker and the Razor Crest which are obviously a lot more expensive. The speederbike is a really nice little build to add to role play games and we found it really hand that all of the Mandalorians came with a spare antenna as they are really small! The detailed print on the minifigures is great and our children definitely gave this set a big thumbs up!

Brilliant

So, on a whim, I purchased this a while back and thought little of it, and found it again, so I built it and it genuinely is a nice little battle pack. The minifigures are the best part, and I have to admit, I'm most fond of the blue one, but they're all genuinely cool. There's a nice speeder, and while the terrain is less functional, it's still a genuinely cool piece, and went to a MOC I'm working on, but absolutely worth it, even at a higher price.