In addition, anyone think it’s strange that a set called “Death Star Troopers” doesn’t contain any actual LEGO Death Star Troopers minifigures (you know–the troops with the funny hats)? I think that the new Emperor’s Royal Guard staff builds are a decent way of representing the weapons, even though they look a tad strange the way that LEGO has posed them being waved about on the box art for LEGO 75034. It’s also very welcome to be able to buy LEGO Emperor’s Royal Guard minifigures for about 3 bucks each.
It’s great to finally get some LEGO Death Star Gunner minifigures, even if it does seem sort of peculiar to have a Death Star Cannon that exists externally from any LEGO Death Star set. LEGO Star Wars Death Star Troopers 75034: This is likely to be the most popular LEGO Star Wars Winter 2014 set, based solely upon the fact that it’s an affordable army-builder and the only set from the winter 2014 LEGO Star Wars wave based on the original trilogy. Luckily, thanks to some ebay listings that jumped the gun today, we finally have high-quality images of all three of the LEGO Star Wars 2014 Battle Packs that will be officially released in January 2014! Here’s my thoughts on each… Earlier this year, some “confidential” images of the 2014 LEGO Star Wars sets leaked out, but even then not all of the 2014 LEGO Star Wars Battle Packs were present and accounted for in the photos.
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