It uses a single tread motor system to drive the vehicle which is surrounded by the larger dish pieces on the sides. The tank droid is mostly grey and dark grey in color. The Corporate Alliance Tank Droid or the NR-N99 Persuader-class droid enforcer was used during the Clone Wars and usually followed the larger vehicles. This version of the droid is brown in color and has a blaster and a backpack as it’s accessories. The final minifigure in the set is the Geonosis Battle Droid. He has a single-sided head with a clenched teeth expression. The Clone Trooper is the Phase I version which we’ve seen in a lot of sets before. Finally, he has his two WESTAR-34 blaster pistols. There is also an antenna on the side of the helmet. His accessories include a silver Mandalorian helmet with a black T-shaped visor over a blue mask. He has some nice details in the face like the scar next to his right eye and a nice five o’clock shadow growing. Jango has a single-sided head with a smirking expression. The arms and most of the legs are now sand blue and the hands are a darker navy blue. The armor printing also goes down to the front of the legs. In this redesign, he has a silver Mandalorian armor printing with a brown belt which goes around the back as well. It’s been 11 years since we’ve him in a set so fans who didn’t get a chance to get the original minifig the first time around, now have a chance to get him and at an inexpensive set. Jango Fett finally makes his long-awaited return in a LEGO set in 2013. There are three minifigures in the Corporate Alliance Tank Droid set: Jango Fett, a Clone Trooper, and a Battle Droid.

The box contains two numbered bags, one instruction booklet, and two grey inverted dishes.

This set contains 271 pieces and retails for $19.99 which is a great $0.07/piece although it is a little skewed. This set recreates the scene of the start of the First Battle of Geonosis although it wasn’t seen in Episode II. There are only a few of the summer sets that I am looking to get and one of them was the Corporate Alliance Tank Droid (75015). The summer wave of the 2013 LEGO Star Wars sets have started to show up in stores and a friend urged me to pick up one of these sets yesterday.

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