Have you purchased The Clone Wars Season 1 collection?
Yes, Standard DVD.
Yes, Blu-ray DVD.
Yes, purchased Standard and Blu-ray!
Not yet, but planning to buy Standard DVD.
Not yet, but planning to buy Blu-ray DVD.
Not sure if I'll buy.
No plans to buy.
Current Results
Anti Scalper Campaign
Got News? | Channels | Sections | Links | Lite | Mobile
The Rebelscum Registry for Your High End Star Wars CollectionsSearch The Massive Star Wars Collectibles DatabaseFlip Through Our Detailed Comic Book CollectionTrack Your Whole Collection With Our Collecting DatabaseYour Place For Photos and Information On Nearly Every Figure In The Galaxy



GALACTIC MARINE

Source:
Revenge of the Sith

Year: 2007

Number: 30-02

Assortment: Basic Figures

Retail: $6.99

Assortment Number: 87234/87500

UPC Number: 6 53569 19879 6

Weapons and Accessories:

  • Removable Helmet
  • Shoulder Pauldron
  • Backpack
  • DC-15 Rifle
  • Collector Coin
  • Species:
    Human clones created on the planet Kamino
    Status:
    Clone Troopers specializing in zero-gee combat and planetary assault
    Weapon of Choice:
    Blaster rifle
    Characteristic:
    Supposedly allies of the Jedi but secretly loyal to the Emperor
    Comments:
    Clad in armor and uniforms designed to maximize combat efficiency in hostile environments, the Galactic Marines are the Republic’s front line forces and often take on the most formidable opponents. After the issuance of Order 66, a squad of these troopers betrays and shoots down Jedi Master Ki-Adi-Mundi on Mygeeto.








    Roll over the image above to dress the Galactic Marine!

    Points of Interest:
  • The Galactic Marine was also known as the "Clone Commander" in the Star Wars: Battlefront II video game.
  • Photography by D. Martin Myatt and Dan Curto
  • Also included with this figure is a folding pamphlet that shows other toys in The 30th Anniversary Collection.


  • Back To Basic Figures











    Visit CoolToyReview.com

    Checkout The Special Features Archive


    1Clone Wars Season One DVD Review






    The Galaxy is Listening