As you know from other posts I don’t proactively collect them, but if I stumble upon one that I like and may want to use later, I keep them around. I do wish, that that she had been designed with dual-molded legs to make the figure a bit more consistent from front to back. The other big highlight of this set is the 332nd Company Trooper, who, so far, is only available in this set.

However, as a Clone Wars enthusiast who loves season seven, this is also the only kit containing a member of Ahsoka’s 332 nd company. The AAT is a tank used by the Separatist forces and their battle droid army in their neverending war against the Republic.So for all intents and purposes, it could be pretty easy to re-finance the whole set if you find people interested in the figures that you could sell them to.

Fortunately, this Lego AAT is much more sturdy than what the TV suggests an actual AAT might be like.At the same time, because this model is symetrical, there was a certain level of repetitiveness in constructing it. Recreate all the action from Star Wars: The Clone Wars with this amazing Armoured Assault Tank (AAT) from the LEGO Star Wars range. LEGO models based on the popular Star Wars movie franchise are immensely popular with fans both young and old. Comparing Ahsoka from 75283 Star Wars Armored Assault Tank (left) to the only other non-freaky Clone Wars art style counterpart which appeared in 75158 Rebel Combat Frigate (right) reveals some interesting changes. Una volta montato si ottiene l'AAT e 4 minifigures: due droidi, un clone troopers e la mitica Ahsoka.

Ahsoka's latest "adult" minifigure dates back to 2016 with version Fulcrum delivered in the set 75158 Rebel Combat Frigate.The Clone Wars sets recreate various vehicles, characters, and locations from the Star Wars universe in which the Clone Wars existed. There are only two stickers in this box, and you will have to do without a few details on the front of the machine such as the missile launcher tubes. The guns themselves are an array of antennae, and they are connected by larger conical elements usually seen on castle roofs.