Hi there!
Last week, the 137th issue of LEGO Star Wars Magazine was released. This time, it comes with a 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper as a bonus. As usual , the magazine costs €5.99.
Let’s take a closer look at it.
The 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper is not an entirely new figure. He has previously appeared in the LEGO Star Wars MTT: Separatists at the Battle of Felucia (75435) and in the 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper Battle Pack (75431).
For collectors who already own one of these sets, the figure is therefore likely less interesting. However, for those who don’t yet own it, this is a truly well-designed clone Minifigure at a fair price.
Let’s take a closer look at them.
In addition to his blaster, the Clone Trooper also features the familiar shoulder pauldron, just like in the two LEGO sets. It’s a beautifully molded plastic piece, not a fabric element.
The prints are very faithful to the designs from *Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith * and *The Clone Wars*. The torso and helmet are cleanly printed, and overall, the figure looks like a high-quality piece.
However, there are no prints on the arms or sides of the legs. It also has the now-familiar standard clone face.
All in all, it’s still a solid Minifigure that’s perfect for building a clone army.
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The Magazine
As usual, the magazine once again features numerous comics, puzzles, and advertisements.
As always, I’ll skip these so as not to spoil the fun for anyone.
The two posters are more interesting, though.
The first poster features several current LEGO Star Wars sets, including the X-Wing, Darth Vader’s TIE Interceptor, and the Millennium Falcon. It also includes the slogan “Keep aiming for the target!” The poster is geared more toward younger fans and has a fairly simple design overall.
I really like the second poster, though.
Here you can see the legendary duel between Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar . Lava and rocks are visible in the background, while Darth Vader is subtly suggested. The whole thing is titled “Mighty Duel” .
For me, this is one of the most beautiful posters of the past few months.
Preview of the Next Issue
Of course, there’s another preview on the last page.
The next issue of LEGO Star Wars Magazine will be released on August 14, 2026. It will include a Death Trooper as a bonus figure, which was already included in the Death Trooper & Night Trooper Battle Pack (75412). This issue will also cost €5.99.
Personally, though, I find this upcoming issue a bit less exciting, since I think buying the Battle Pack is a better deal for army builders.
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My Conclusion
Overall, this issue is a success.
The minifigure is of high quality, and the magazine is definitely worth it, especially for younger Star Wars fans or anyone who doesn’t yet own the 327th Star Corps Clone Trooper.
On the other hand, if you already own the Battle Pack (75431) or the MTT (75435)and want to collect several of these clones, I think you’re better off with one of those two sets.
My personal highlight of this issue is actually the Mustafar poster—I really like it.
Now I’m curious to hear your thoughts.
Have you picked up a copy yet?
And do you already own the Battle Pack or the MTT?
Feel free to write it in the comments!
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Author: Dante