No. 911721
Star Wars
The Imperial Combat Driver polybag is a simple but neat addition to any Star Wars collection.
Released Jan 2017
Before you buy
The Imperial Combat Driver polybag is a simple but neat addition to any Star Wars collection. This small set provides an easy way to add an Imperial soldier to your ranks, featuring a sleek design that captures the essence of the Empire's forces.
This set is perfect for army builders and Star Wars enthusiasts of all ages. The quick build and single minifigure make it an accessible and inexpensive way to expand your Imperial forces. Great for kids starting their LEGO Star Wars journey or adult collectors looking to bolster their ranks.
Skip this if you're looking for a complex building experience or substantial play features. This is a small polybag focused on the minifigure, so if you want more involved builds, consider larger sets like an Imperial Star Destroyer or AT-AT.
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The official piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
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4.2/5
Positive
60% positive
BlockTalk summary
The Imperial Combat Driver minifigure, released with the LEGO Star Wars magazine in March 2017, is generally viewed positively by LEGO YouTubers. BrickBros UK specifically highlight the minifigure as a valuable addition to any Imperial army, making the magazine's purchase worthwhile due to the included puzzles, comics, and poster.
Based on 5 YouTube reviews
Not enough Reddit data
4.2/5
Positive
60% positive
Common feedback
Worth, Great
BlockTalk analysis
The Imperial Combat Driver minifigure, released with the LEGO Star Wars magazine in March 2017, is generally viewed positively by LEGO YouTubers. BrickBros UK specifically highlight the minifigure as a valuable addition to any Imperial army, making the magazine's purchase worthwhile due to the included puzzles, comics, and poster.
5 YouTube reviews
BlockTalk summary
BrickBros UK's review of the Imperial Combat Driver minifigure found in the LEGO Star Wars magazine emphasizes its value for army building. They also note the magazine offers additional content like puzzles and comics, adding to its overall appeal.
No Reddit reviews found
Community content: these reviews are from Reddit and YouTube users sharing their personal experiences. Opinions may vary.
Inventory version 1
1 Unique Parts
5 Official Piece Count
1 Cataloged Inventory Pieces
1 Minifigures
The official piece count includes the 4 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Use the Missing Piece Checker.
