We offer different conditions of our Minifigures, ranging from Like New to Used. Please read the Condition Guide below and select the correct condition before making a purchase. Note: Pictures are generic to the listing and may not reflect the condition you have selected
Year released: 2007-2015
Appears in sets 9509-22, Advent Calendar 2012- Star Wars (Day 21)- Super Battle Droid; 75056-3, Advent Calendar 2014- Star Wars (Day 2)- Super Battle Droid; 75043-1, AT-AP; 75037-1, Battle on Saleucami; 75042-1, Droid Gunship; 7654-1, Droids Battle Pack; 75085-1, Hailfire Droid; 7670-1, Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid; 7670-2, Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid- Clone Wars White Box; 75016-1, Homing Spider Droid; 75021-1, Republic Gunship; 8091-1, Republic Swamp Speeder- Limited Edition; 7681-1, Seperatist Spider Droid
LEGO®
B2-series super battle droids, also known as B2 super battle droids, super battle droids or super droids, were an advanced battle droid used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. Super battle droids were much stronger than their predecessors, and like the updated B1s used by the Confederacy, they did not require a command system to operate, which gave the droids limited independence. Another improvement was their thick armor casing, which contained their fragile sensors. However, B2s were designed with simple processors, limiting their ability to formulate strategies. As a result, they relied on organic commanders or tactical droids in order to effectively operate. The B2 was much stronger than the B1s, with enough strength to lift a clone trooper off the ground. Despite the B2's impressive firepower, a variant for close range combat existed, the B2 grapple droid. The B2-HA super battle droid was a variant of the B2 equipped with a cannon arm that could fire homing rockets. This variant could be seen commanding small units, including during a conflict on Rodia. Two other variants were designed with flight capabilities. These were the B2-RP, and its upgraded variant the super battle droid rocket trooper. Another variant was the B2-ACM Trooper. They were deployed when the firepower of a standard B2 wasn't enough.
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We offer different conditions of our Minifigures, ranging from Like New to Used. Please read the Condition Guide below and select the correct condition before making a purchase. Note: Pictures are generic to the listing and may not reflect the condition you have selected
Year released: 2007-2015
Appears in sets 9509-22, Advent Calendar 2012- Star Wars (Day 21)- Super Battle Droid; 75056-3, Advent Calendar 2014- Star Wars (Day 2)- Super Battle Droid; 75043-1, AT-AP; 75037-1, Battle on Saleucami; 75042-1, Droid Gunship; 7654-1, Droids Battle Pack; 75085-1, Hailfire Droid; 7670-1, Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid; 7670-2, Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid- Clone Wars White Box; 75016-1, Homing Spider Droid; 75021-1, Republic Gunship; 8091-1, Republic Swamp Speeder- Limited Edition; 7681-1, Seperatist Spider Droid
LEGO®
B2-series super battle droids, also known as B2 super battle droids, super battle droids or super droids, were an advanced battle droid used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. Super battle droids were much stronger than their predecessors, and like the updated B1s used by the Confederacy, they did not require a command system to operate, which gave the droids limited independence. Another improvement was their thick armor casing, which contained their fragile sensors. However, B2s were designed with simple processors, limiting their ability to formulate strategies. As a result, they relied on organic commanders or tactical droids in order to effectively operate. The B2 was much stronger than the B1s, with enough strength to lift a clone trooper off the ground. Despite the B2's impressive firepower, a variant for close range combat existed, the B2 grapple droid. The B2-HA super battle droid was a variant of the B2 equipped with a cannon arm that could fire homing rockets. This variant could be seen commanding small units, including during a conflict on Rodia. Two other variants were designed with flight capabilities. These were the B2-RP, and its upgraded variant the super battle droid rocket trooper. Another variant was the B2-ACM Trooper. They were deployed when the firepower of a standard B2 wasn't enough.
Looking for more LEGO® Star Wars sets, minifigures, animals and accessories? Call the store to find out what is in stock, 470-414-2208. Thank you!
Condition Guide for Minifigures
