Assassin Droids Battle Pack

Name: LEGO Assassin Droids Battle Pack 8015
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 8015
Rating: 4.36 (404 reviews)

75 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB200894 pcsHigh agreement · 96%

Expert reviews

4analyzed

Owner ratings

404

BrickScore

Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

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LOVED (8)

01Good value for multiple minifigures at low price
02Speeder design looks good despite being non-canon
03Straightforward, simple build

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CRITICIZED (8)

01Received defective minifigure from BrickLink seller with two right arms instead of correct arm variants
02Minifigures lack printed details
03Uncertain about optimal placement of flickfire missiles (reviewer questions if they should be on sides or center)

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Build Facts what critics report

🧩 Difficulty

beginner

🎯 Audience

collectors

📐 Size

Small part count, suitable for a battle pack format

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

droidspeederdesignassassindroidspricemissilesplayfeaturesvariantsgoodstandardstickerspartssleekvaluesilverblackbattleflick-firecolorschemedarkblueclonewarslimitedbuilding

What reviewers are saying

"This set is much better than i thought it was going to be"

EuroBricks

"This is the Assassin Droids Battle Pack. Officially came with 94 pieces."

JANG's LEGO Reviews

Ecosystem

8014 Clone Walker Battle Pack — Both are January 2009 wave battle packs released together. 8014 received more general approval from collectors, while 8015 was more divisive due to unfamiliar Clone Wars characters. However, 8015 is valued for its parts and sleek vehicle design.

7654 Droids Battle Pack 72 — 7654 includes 7 minifigs (4 battle droids and 3 super battle droids), whereas 8015 offers 5 droids with specialized variants. 8015 is more expensive-per-piece for army building purposes, but offers exclusive Assassin Droid designs unavailable elsewhere.

8014 Clone Walker Battle Pack — Released together as sister battle pack at beginning of year; both similarly expensive in Singapore pricing.

Castle theme Skeletons — Assassin Droids bear uncanny resemblance to Skeleton minifigures in bone structure, though Skeletons have articulated legs while Assassin Droids do not.

Star WarsInvestment Grade

By Reviewer · 2

Avg score

EuroBricks

Expert Video Source · avg of 3

BUY

"This set is much better than i thought it was going to be"

Key Pros

✓Speeder is well-designed with a small part count
✓Assassin droids look menacing
✓No stickers on the set

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BUY

"This is the Assassin Droids Battle Pack. Officially came with 94 pieces."

Key Pros

✓Good value for multiple minifigures at low price
✓Speeder design looks good despite being non-canon
✓Straightforward, simple build

Key Cons

✕Received defective minifigure from BrickLink seller with two right arms instead of correct arm variants
✕Minifigures lack printed details

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Dimensional Analysis

Investment Layer

Critics discussed this set's investment case

Buy-now vs wait consensus, value drivers, exclusivity and resale outlook

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (2)

Assassin Droid Elite (Black)

Assassin Droid (Silver)

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Rubber-joined dark gray and light gray parts
Reviewer states these pointed dark gray-light gray parts are new, with a light gray rubber bit joined to ABS plastic dark gray bit
Flick missiles
Included on the speeder
Metallic silver battle droid parts
Rare color variant; includes clips, arms, and round plates in metallic silver not commonly seen before
Black battle droid parts
Unusual color for battle droid components; includes arms and clips
Flick-fire missiles
Play feature with two missiles included
Slopes/slope pieces
Reviewer notes these are quite useful for MOCing