Star Wars

Clone Trooper & Battle Droid Battle Pack

A cheap, cheerful way to fill your Clone Wars battlefield without touching your wallet twice.

Brick Rated Score

3.8/5

Set 75372 · 2024

Pieces215

Minifigs4

Year2024

Set number75372

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The verdict

I bought this one purely to bulk up army numbers, and it did exactly that job and then some.

You get four minifigs and a scrappy little turret build for a price that barely registers, and every figure looks sharp on a shelf next to the bigger UCS sets. It will never be the centerpiece of anyone's collection, but it was never trying to be. If you already own a couple of clone or droid battle packs, this is the one that finally makes your army look like an army.

Best for: Star Wars collectors building out clone and droid armies on a budget

The full review

What it is

This is a battle pack in the purest sense of the word. Open it up and you are not building a ship or a base, you are building an army. Two clone troopers and two battle droids come packed in with just enough plastic to make a tiny turret emplacement, and that is really the whole pitch. I will be honest, the first time I opened one of these I was a little underwhelmed by how little there was to actually snap together. But then I set the figures next to my existing Clone Wars shelf and understood immediately why these packs exist. It is not about the build. It is about the army.

The catch

The clone trooper printing held up better than I expected for something this cheap, with clean helmet detailing and torso prints that do not look smudged or off register the way some older battle pack figures did. The battle droids are the weaker link here. They are the same brittle ball jointed design LEGO has used for years, and mine came apart at the hip more than once during a kid's play session. That is a known complaint across this style of droid figure and not unique to this set, but it is worth knowing before you hand these to a rough player. Beyond that, do not expect much of a build experience. Older kids who want to actually construct something will burn through this in ten minutes.

Who it's for

Buy this if you are stacking up a clone army or a droid army and need bodies, plain and simple, or if you have a young Star Wars fan who just wants more figures to act out scenes with. Skip it if you are looking for a satisfying construction session or a display piece that stands on its own, because on its own a turret and four minifigs will not hold a shelf's attention for long.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

There is not much of a build here and that is by design. You snap together a small stationary turret in a handful of steps, which took me maybe ten minutes including sorting the bag. It is the kind of set you hand to a kid who wants instant gratification rather than a long evening project, and for that audience it works well.

The real value is in the parts you get to keep afterward. Two clone trooper minifigs with sharp, clean printing and two battle droids round out the pack, and at this price point that is a strong figures-per-dollar ratio compared to most of the rest of the Star Wars line. The turret itself uses fairly ordinary Technic and plate pieces, nothing that qualifies as a new mold, so the pack lives or dies on whether you need more troops for your battlefield rather than on any clever piece usage.

Fun facts

01Battle packs like this one are LEGO's long running way of letting Star Wars collectors bulk up armies of clones, stormtroopers, and droids without paying full minifig prices found in larger sets.
02The Clone Wars themed battle pack line has been refreshed periodically since the mid 2010s, with 75372 part of a newer wave aimed at fans still building out Clone Wars era battlefields.
03Battle droid minifigures have used essentially the same ball jointed limb design since their earliest LEGO appearances in the early 2000s, which is why their fragility has been a recurring community talking point for two decades.