Customer Reviews

LEGO Star Wars Clone Scout Walker

5 star:		(20)
4 star:		(9)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

Excellent small Lego set at an excellent price. I bought two of them for my eight year old and he absolutely loves them. Easy to build allowing the little ones tons of fun. He loves Lego, he loves Star Wars and really enjoy playing his clone troopers against the Jedi knights.

An inexpensive way to build your own army for the big start wars Lego battle. Also very durable with the high quality associated to all Lego toys.

As a fan of Legos and Star Wars, the Clone Scout Walker is simply a must-have. Not only is it a neat little forerunner of the ever-popular AT-ST "Chicken-walker" of Episodes 4-6 (although, of course, it didn't appear until Episode 5...but I digress) it's an absolute steal for its list price of $9.99.
For that price, you get a mean little military machine and its not-quite-a-Clone-Trooper but not-yet-a-Stormtrooper pilot, complete with Lego's imaginative take on a blaster rifle (turn it around and it becomes a high-tech bullhorn!).
I love the look of the Clone Walker, and it balances nicely on its bird-leg design. The no-nonsene chin-mounted dual blasters give it authority, and the design looks speedy and well-suited for its task of - well, scouting. Whoever your Clone Walker is chasing - Battle Droids, Wookies, Jedi, or Lego townspeople unfortunate enough to have rubbed the Republic the wrong way, this walker will do the job.
I do have a couple of minor complaints. The turret of the walker doesn't rotate; the blasters do, giving it a full 180 traverse of fire, but they don't rotate up and down. This means enemy starfighters would be able to take these little guys out with no threat of retribution. Second, the walker's legs don't move very far forward, so the positions you can put them in are limited. Finally, there are a few spots on the walker that are flimsy, mostly around the turret, but unless you're getting overzealous handling it, it shouldn't be a problem.
The final word - get this now!

The scout walker looks cool standing on a shelf, in a lego war scene, in a glass case, but when you're playing with it... it doesn't really walk. Bending the feet into the certain walking position takes forever, and it's only one step. If you're going to play with this, make sure you have a fairly large separitist army to destroy it quickly.

BUT on the good side, you get a commander Neyo clone trooper minifig.

This is one of my favorite legos for it's price. For $10 it's not a bad deal, I got mine from another store for $5 with a coupon. VERY posable, which is nice. Walker has two weapons (both movable) and the clone trouper comes with his own gun. One dissapointment is that it doesn't give instructions for the two other models on the back (flyer and scorpion) and I really wanted to make the flyer. I recommend getting this with another star wars episode III lego, so you can battle, not that fun alone.

This is one of the first Revenge of the Sith sets I grabbed and it is one of my favorites. For the nice price of $10 you get a cool new clone trooper and his AT-RT. Its easy to build, with just a little concentration needed for the legs, and it is extremely durable. If you are one of those people who enjoy creating battles with your Legos then this set will stay together. Even if your a person like me who puts them on display this model will make itself right at home. So if you're looking for a place to start your Star Wars collection, a long time collector, or just have $10 then this set is for you.

This toy is great! It looks really cool and it has cool guns. It does everything the company said it could. Plus you get one of the really cool new clonetroopers. I liked it so much I got two!
BUY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The look of the Clone Scout Walker is comparable to the infamous AT-ST set of yesteryears, a set I liked enough to buy four of (in hopes of building a giant Endor diorama). This walker could be used, in the same respect, to build a massive Kashyyyk scene, which you'd also want to include: the pricey-but-gorgeous Clone Turbo Tank and tag-team efforts of the Wookiee Catamaran and Wookiee Attack--which all cost more than the Clone Scout Walker. So the price is right, as it looks quite nice for just 108 pieces.

The only problem with the price comes in if you're an avid collector of Clone Scouts. This set is the cheapest way to get one; and ten bucks, then, really isn't that cheap. I collected Stormtroopers, and with the Final Duel II set (mostly on clearance, 3/$10) you got a larger number of your minifig for the same price as you're paying for one (here). But that's neither here nor there if you don't collect armies of minifigs. Putting this set together was extremely simple. It took me a total of about ten minutes. In fact, figuring out how many clicks it took to position the walker so it would look as it does on the box seemingly took half that time. Lego really should give you the right number of clicks in the directions. Oh well.

This set gets 4 stars across the board. With its rotating front-gun and nifty look the fun level is high, although it is a small set and it becomes less fun the longer you're handling it; it's as durable as it can be for having two movable legs and a moveable front (picking it up by the two red handles seems to work best); and the educational value's high because there's a lot of small parts and you have to figure out how to position the darn legs. As a result, whether you are planning on creating an epic battle scene or just want to showoff a cool-looking set, the Clone Scout Walker is the perfect Lego at a perfect price.

I happen to find this one for my son for Christmas at the last minute...our stores here had stopped carrying it. Thanks Amazon! My 7 yr old put this together himself quite quickly. He really likes it and it seems quite sturdy.

this is a lego set that is consider a deal from the prices lego has. well any way this is a cool set because of the detail but in the movie the thing isnt half the size as legos trying to make it look like. the set is very durable and even though it is incorrect it looks very nice on display. also it is fun to play with and if u have the money u should buy a couple to have your own little war since they are only ten bucks a piece. so i recommend this item even though it is incorrect in some ways but it is still very fun to play with and it looks cool.

This Lego set is one of the smaller sets in our Star Wars collection, but the small size goes along with the value of this set. For the price you can buy several of these sets and build a substantial Star Wars diorama.

The set has a lot of features. The front gun mount swivels left and right. A shield in front of the Clone Trooper driver swivels with the gun. The shield can be tilted at various angles to aid the driver in protecting himself and for visibility. The legs are movable along three joints to give the clone walker a variety of stances. The Clone Trooper that comes with the set has a blaster that you can support on the clone walker.

This set has a few pieces that stick out and thus can come off easier than some of the pieces. However, this set is one of the more durable Star Wars Lego sets, and would hold up well in simulated combats.

The bigger Star Wars Lego sets have a lot of features and are great for displays. However, the bigger sets are relatively expensive and I am always afraid of having a piece come off. This set has fewer features, but the pieces are durable and the set can easily be reassembled, encouraging play. This set is a worthy addition to the collection of most children from ages 7 to more than 100. I recommend buying several of these sets to stage mock battles and to use in combination with larger sets. Script your own Star Wars adventures! Enjoy!