
"With a BrickScore of 75.2, the Clone Turbo Tank earns a Recommended verdict on the strength of its standout Quinlan Vos figure, clever AT-RT integration, and genuine rolling play value, but buyers who grew up with the larger 2005 or 2010 versions should know this is a noticeably scaled-down successor."
Reviewers broadly praise the 2016 Clone Turbo Tank as a strong play set with an outstanding minifigure lineup, rating its Kashyyyk-themed roster among the best in any Star Wars release. The elephant in the room is size: this version is noticeably smaller than its 2005 and 2010 predecessors, and debate over that downsizing dominates the commentary. Owners back it enthusiastically with a 4.65 average across 312 ratings and a 90% would-recommend rate, suggesting the controversy fades once you have the set in hand.
Where they split: The central debate is whether the smaller scale is a dealbreaker. Reviewers who own the earlier Turbo Tanks express clear disappointment at the reduced footprint, while first-time buyers consistently report the size exceeded their expectations. Both camps agree on the minifigure quality.

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"Its original retail price was $110, which seems like a steal compared to what LEGO is charging for similar sets these days."





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