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I found a LEGO Movie skele-bot with the stormtrooper 'drum' helmet from the 10236 Ewok Village on its head! It was amazing! Also, on the same day, I found a Headless Chrome Gold C-3PO! I must be lucky, or whoever forgot them there is rich and lucky…

Well, that never showed up in my search results, so yeah… Thanks for the advice, I found a site that can (FINALLY) make my picture's byte size smaller without actually making the picture smaller. Well, I guess I'll have to work on that for my next review, since I've already taken all the photos for this review.

Hi! I was looking for a review of this set when POOF! I suddenly found it in my hands. Since nobody has reviewed this set yet, I am taking the chance for my first-ever review! So let's begin… LEGO.com description: Price: $12.99 Pieces: 106 The box (art) I threw the box away before it came to me that I could review it. So I'm just going to give you the instruction booklet, which of course has the same art, minus the minifig whatever-it-is: The art shows some shooting action, with the troopers running in all directions, and the 2x2 clear brick seems to be floating, while the legs themselves are solid on the ground. Minifigs This is a battle pack, so the only reason you'd bother to buy one of these is for the minifigs. Let's see if they're worth the price. As you can see, they are all the same except for the one on the far left, which is the Captain, according to the description from LEGO.com.The Commandos that are not the Captain have the same printing as regular clones, except blue. They also have the same heads as all the clones since 2013. But the Captain has a different print and head. Of course, all of them have the stud shooters with the Captain's having an extra protrusion. Well, that's all I can fit into this post; I'll be posting more soon!