Customer Reviews

Star Wars: Attack of the Clones Geonosis Battle Arena with Secret Hangar & Droid Factory

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

this is great!it's really easy to build.You may think its really little, but its huge! it barely fits next to my harry potter lego collection in my room!I have the whole arena playset figures and this toy is great! if you are a star wars fan , go ahead and buy it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kids will love this one. It comes in a huge box. It's easy to assemble. It's fun to set up the figures for battle. Oh, yeah, the kids under 12 will enjoy it too; for the same reasons.

The nice thing is, one can work with the perimeters to make the play area larger or smaller. figures can be placed in the playset in 1000's of different ways, allowing for a child to use their creativeness.

For display purposes, one will need a good amount of space. But,
that is outweighed by the fact that you won't lose space, because you can display many figures. I have about 25 figures on display in mine, and, plan to fit in several more. There's room for at least 10 more, as it is set up now. With the flexibility of the outer gates, I can possibly double that number.

The only really downside to this is for the pricetag, there wasn't even one figure included. They could have included a couple "exclusives" to make this a more attractive offer. But, nevertheless, this is indeed a fun one to work with. Therefore,
I do give it a full 5 star rating.

First of all, in answer to the man's question how about getting action figures right here online or at KB Toys or Target etc... Back to the point the Battle arena is fantastic, with detail and cool little odds and ends and, best part of all, the back part of it can be used as the droid factory. Add in 2 battle droids, 2 super battle droids, Dooku, Jango Fett, Boba Fett, Mace Windu, 10 jedi or more, the republic gunship (which is fantastic by the way, a must have) and clone troopers,and you can re-create the final 25 minutes of Attack of the Clones.

This is a terrific toy, and my 9-year-old son's Christmas favorite (along with the dozens of figures...). It's big, and fun, and not even hard to assemble. Just a warning about Amazon practices: They shipped this to me in the toy's own box, with a label. If my son had beaten me to the front door, there would have been no surprise for him on Christmas. If you are a collector, and want a box in decent shape, forget it! Our box was torn and scuffed, along with getting labels and writing on it. The contents were in fine shape.

My 9 year old loves this toy and plays with it quite a bit. You can re-create scenes from the star wars episode II movie, but you have to buy all the action figures yourself. The big drawback to this
toy is that it doesn't come with any figurines at all.

My Son wanted this toy for Christmas and his Birthday but it has never been in ANY of the major stores carrying the battle figures. I do not know why... it is a great toy for the price and my son loves to have the realistic Star Wars scenery to play with his figurines on. I highly recommend it for Star Wars fans!

Back in 2002 I bought a GI-Joe action figure playset and I am just now realising that both look very familar. When I looked at the GI-Joe playset carefully, I saw little molds of battle droids and lots of star wars related things molded into the walls an floor. It seems that Hasbro let another company use their mold to make a playset. I'm not saying this toy is bad, it's just that it's strange that there are two comepletly different playsets that use the EXACT same mold.

My son's absolutely adore this toy. It has places to attach some of the deluxe figures and the floor of the arena has special moving parts to act out the movie scenes. Along with the Republic Gun Ship, there is hours of fun. It is heavy plastic construction and easy to assemble. However, the balcony does fall apart at times, but as long as you don't plan to disassemble it, a little glue will fix that. It is a pricy toy, but I think it is well worth it.

This is very big. Too big to store, yet too small to really stage any epic battle. Plus it's disproportioned; just look at those tiny Geonosians in the stickers. One may ask the question, Why? Why buy a playset that's inherantly just a huge chunk o' plastic? If you ask yourself this, and you still want it, well... fine. For what it is, it exceeds splendidly, but come on, this is what imaginations are for.

The balcony falls off every time you touch it. The Droid Factory makes no sense ... because there are no droids. This thing is just the arena, with no action figures. Where can you find every character from the film now, months after it left the theaters? Where can you get 3' tall figures? Beats me, so my son has yet to be able to play with this thing.