BD10 (Blue) / BD27 (Red) Clone Scuba Trooper
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Reference
Wookieepedia article on Clone Scuba Trooper
StarWars.com Databank Entry on Clone Scuba Trooper
Major Variants
*none reported
Notes
*The “BD” numbering system is the abbreviation for “Build-a-droid”. This figure comes with the head and center foot of R4-J1.
*This figure was carried forward into the Red Carded Legacy line, and was given the number BD27. That figure was packed with the right leg of R3-M3.
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From nomadscout
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nomadscout
10/10 Bantha Skulls
My first perfect 10 of the TLC line.
This figure is great. It is loaded with articulation, accessories, and personality.
The sculpt is fantastic. It’s a well done variation on the standard clone trooper. The “Batman” arm fins look cool, as does the wetsuit bodyglove texture. The helmet has breathing tubes attached, which fit into holes on the detachable backpack.
The figure has 14 points of articulation, including a ball jointed torso, allowing you to pose him all different ways.
The rifle is HUGE, but that’s okay. It seems like it should be, in order to fire “laser harpoons” underwater. That’s what I say, so screw you. The backback, besides being detachable from the figure, also sports to torpedo-like propeller shafts, which are removeable. The kids can pretend they actually are torpedoes. Both have some great little designs on them: on either side is the giant “eel” beast that the Mon Calamari were riding during the battle as shown in the microseries (check the pic above of the clone “swimming"), as well as the Republic emblem! Good stuff.
Finally, the foot fins are detachable. The figure can stand without them normally, and the feet have peghols. The flippers attach to the pegholes, and can do so to many other figures as well, so if you want, this will increase your figure versatility. More goodness!
I think this is a fantastic figure, and I look forward to army-building the hell out of it!
