New ‘Star Wars’ Vintage Collection Bundle Packages Ahsoka and Droid Companions from ‘Clone Wars’ Finale
Hasbro has revealed a new toy bundle containing Ahsoka Tano and her droid assistants that helped her escape Order 66. The three droids included are R7-A7, CH-33P, and RG-G1. These three helped to remove Captain Rex’s inhibitor chip, as seen in the finale of ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’
The package is part of the Vintage Collection, measuring a 3.75-inch scale, and inspired by the original Kenner toy line. Fans can preorder the figures today. They will be available later in the Summer of this year. It is available exclusively at Amazon. Feel free to check out images of the product below, as well as the full product description:
When Order 66 was enacted, Clone Captain Rex turned on his friend and former Jedi Ahsoka Tano – but with the help of a few brave droids, Ahsoka removed Clone Captain Rex’s inhibitor chip just in time. Fans can celebrate the legacy of STAR WARS, the action-and-adventure-packed space saga from a galaxy far, far away, with this premium 3.75-inch scale STAR WARS: THE VINTAGE COLLECTION ESCAPE FROM ORDER 66 figure pack inspired by STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS. Build out the iconic scene from the series with figures of Ahsoka Tano (Siege of Mandalore), R7-A7, CH-33P (Cheep) and RG-G1 (G-G). These figures feature premium detail and design across product and packaging inspired by the original Kenner line, as well as the entertainment-inspired collector grade deco. Includes 4 figures and 2 entertainment-inspired accessories.
For those interested in other new Star Wars toys, Hasbro also revealed a new E-Wing vehicle inspired by its design in Ahsoka. There are also other new Black Series and Vintage Collection figures inspired by characters and designs from Ahsoka and The Mandalorian. And to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Phantom Menace which was released in 1999, Hasbro has also announced several prequel-inspired figures, looking to provide nostalgia for any prequel fans.
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