Hey.
The latest issue of LEGO Star Wars Magazinecame out on June 19 —and it’s really something special. That’s because this time, it comes with a Galactic Marine Minifigure as a bonus.
Let’s get started.
The magazine costs 5.99 euros as usual , and this bonus is truly a little highlight.
After all, the Galactic Marine Minifigure has only been available so far in the Clone Turbo Tank (75413)
, but now you can get it for just 5.99 euros with the magazine. That alone makes this issue incredibly interesting.
Let’s take a closer look at the figure.
The front features really detailed printing. The legs are printed, the belt is printed, and the torso also has great details. The torso is printed on the back as well. The rest of the figure is finished in a beautiful wine red and white, which really matches the original design perfectly.
The helmet is also particularly well done. The red elements on it aren’t just printed on—the helmet is dual-molded. That means one part is made of white plastic and the other of red plastic. And that’s exactly what makes the figure look even more high-quality.
In addition, there’s a small backpack in the back, consisting of three small tiles, as well as a blaster. This completes the figure. A clone face is included as the head.
I have to be honest: This figure looks absolutely phenomenal. In my opinion, it’s actually one of the best LEGO Star Wars clone figures of the past few years.
Of course, as always, I skip the comics and puzzles and go straight to the interesting stuff.
This time, we’re getting two posters:
- A poster of the Galactic Marine on a blue background with the words “Ready for the Mission”
- and another poster featuring Mando, Grogu, and the new Razor Crest LEGO set, with the tagline “The Galaxy Is an Adventure”
Personally, the two posters don’t exactly blow me away, but they’re a nice little bonus.
Other than that, as always, there are still plenty of ads and puzzles in the magazine.
Preview of the Next Issue
When we look at the last page, we immediately see a preview of the next issue—and that one is really something special, too.
Issue 137 will be released on July 17, 2026, with a clone trooper from the 327th Star Corps as a bonus.
This figure is also really impressive, especially with the shoulder pauldrons, and it hasn’t been released very often. I’m definitely already looking forward to holding it in my hands.
Conclusion
You should definitely act fast to get this issue.
The minifigure is incredibly popular, and many buyers are buying the magazine in bulk right now because the Galactic Marine isn’t otherwise easy to come by, and the minifigure is simply outstanding.
I picked up four right when it was released, and I’m actually considering getting a few more.
Since, to the best of my knowledge and in my estimation, LEGO isn’t likely to reissue this figure anytime soon—or include it in a new set anytime soon—this issue is currently, alongside the Clone Turbo Tank, probably the best chance to get your hands on the Galactic Marine.
Now it’s your turn: Have you picked up the magazine yet? And if so, how many Galactic Marines have you collected?
Feel free to write them in the comments.
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Author: Dante