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Commander Blackout & Droid Star Wars Minifigure Toy
Commander Blackout & Droid Star Wars Minifigure Toy
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Why You'll Love It!
This Commander Blackout and Droid set is a custom, building-block-compatible Star Wars minifigure pairing that brings a 21st Nova Corps special ops commander to your Clone Wars scenes. Rooted in his stealth relief mission to Christophsis, it is a story-rich centerpiece for collectors, diorama builders and gift-givers.
Key Features:
- Special Ops Commander: Blackout was a special operations Clone Commander of the 21st Nova Corps who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.
- Christophsis Mission: Under Anakin Skywalker and Admiral Wullf Yularen, he led a clone crew aboard an IPV-2C Stealth Corvette on a relief mission to Christophsis in 22 BBY.
- Story-Rich Detail: Before departure, Blackout greeted replacement trooper Spark and showed him to his workstation, giving fans a memorable moment to recreate in brick form.
- Droid Included: The title pairs Blackout with a droid, letting you build a stealth corvette bridge, command station or mission briefing scene with two characters.
- Brick Compatible: Arms, head and legs connect securely to standard minifigure parts, so you can mix and match with compatible LEGO® bricks to build Clone Wars scenes.
- Safe Materials: Crafted from durable ABS plastic with non-toxic, organic-based paints for safe play and long-lasting display on shelves or in dioramas.
- Clear Polybag: New items come in a clear polybag for pristine presentation, simple storage and easy gifting to Star Wars fans and brick builders.
- Diorama Centerpiece: The defined backstory makes this set perfect for dioramas and storytelling play, letting fans recreate the Christophsis blockade run with authentic flavor.
Get Yours Today!
Run the Christophsis blockade with this Commander Blackout and Droid minifigure set - order your stealth commander from Toylandeu™ today.
