MTT (Troop Transport) — The MTT and Clone Pack have newer battle droid designs with new arms and guns, while this set uses the old variants, creating an inconsistency within the same 2007 release year that the reviewer criticizes.
Clone Pack — The Clone Pack from the same year has newer battle droid arms and guns, while this Droids Battle Pack does not, which the reviewer finds problematic for set coherence.
Clones Battle Pack — The Clones Battle Pack included newer-style blasters, whereas the Droids BP has two B1s with outdated megaphone blasters.
V-wing (Battle Pack) — The Droids BP received a lower price-per-piece rating than the V-wing, though the ratio is still strong.
Star WarsInvestment Grade
By Reviewer · 1
Avg score
76
E
EuroBricks
Expert Video Source · avg of 3
76
BUY
"The Droids Battle Pack was my first Star Wars set. It was also what got me into LEGO, along with the V-wing fighter set"
Key Pros
✓Seven minifigures
✓Good price-to-parts ratio
✓Many large pieces for a battle pack
Key Cons
✕No actual minifigures (only droids)
✕Megaphone blasters lack back clip for attachments
Used creatively as laser cannons on the droid transport, making them look more interesting than standard cone pieces
Black 1x1 brick with studs on all four sides
Part of the STAP construction
Dark bley cheese slope
Part of the STAP construction
Battle droid arms and guns
Old design compared to newer MTT and Clone Pack sets from the same year; reviewer replaced originals with newer blaster pistols and twisted arms to match contemporary sets
LEGO.com4.5
