Our community, 2188 want it Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid Our community, 2233 want it Our community, 2730 want it Our community, 2926 want it Our community, 3548 want it Our community, 3865 want it Our community, 2674 want it Our community, 3866 want it Our community, 2500 want it Corporate Alliance Tank Droid Our community, 2204 want it Ahsoka's Starfighter and Droids Our community, 2841 want it Count Dooku's Solar Sailer Our community, 2695 want it Our community, 2508 want it Mace Windu's Jedi Starfighter Our community, 2892 want it Our community, 2484 want it Clone Trooper Battle Pack Our community, 1835 want it Our community, 1873 want it Bounty Hunter Assault Gunship Our community, 2306 want it Our community, 2375 want itStar Wars: The Clone Wars is one of the main subthemes of the major Star Wars theme. This sub-theme was released as part of the Star Wars theme in 2008 to coincide with the release of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars film and TV series.
The subtheme recreates various vehicles, characters, and locations from the franchise. In the Star Wars universe, the Clone Wars was a conflict fought between the Confederacy of Independent systems - the Separatists - and the galaxy-governing Galactic Republic for control of the galaxy. Many of the essential vehicles and characters involved in the war have been recreated into LEGO sets. Many sets have been released in the subtheme, which continued until 2014 when the series ended. It is unknown if more sets from Seasons 5 and 6 will be released in the upcoming years, but in 2017, Lego did release its first Season 6 set in the form of the 75168 Yoda's Jedi Starfighter ,thus hinting that more Clone Wars sets may be on their way. Most of the events of the TV series' first two seasons occur in LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, which is the fourth LEGO Star Wars game, and the 35th LEGO Video Game to be released thus far. The first sets released were 7669 Anakin's Jedi Starfighter and 7670 Hailfire Droid and Spider Droid in early 2008, both originally under the Expanded Universe theme.
Before the release of the first wave, the Comic-Con Exclusive Clone Wars Set was released at the San Diego Comic-con to promote the new LEGO Star Wars: The Clone Wars sets. Soon after the release of the first two sets, the first official wave Clone Wars sets was released in July of 2008. This wave had an entirely new packaging from the other Star Wars sets. A long white area was above the picture on the set. On the left was the Star Wars logo rendered in blue. On the far right of the white area was a picture of a clone trooper's helmet. 7669 and 7670 were rereleased with this new packaging. The next wave of Clone Wars sets was released in of 2008 in the United States and of internationally. This wave included the sets , , , , and ). In , two sets, and , were released. In March of 2009, a long-awaited set was released; 10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT Walker. In July, Anakin's Y-Wing Starfighter was released. The box of this set had a new design, featuring a white area above the set, with the Star Wars logo in red on the far left and a picture of several clone troopers on the far right.
In of 2009, the second large wave of Clone Wars sets were released; this wave was composed of , , , and . In , the online game was released on the official LEGO Star Wars page. During the release of several sets during the course of year, many webcomics have been posted on the LEGO Star Wars website and many small Clone Wars comics have appeared in the LEGO Magazine. Promotional sets, key chains, and magnets have been released during the courses of the years 2008, 2009, and 2010 and more will presumably be released in 2011. Two Star Wars: The Clone Wars sets were released for the first wave of 2010. These sets are 8085 Freeco Speeder and the 8086 Droid Tri-Fighter. The sets to be released in 2010's second wave are the 8098 Clone Turbo Tank, 8093 Plo Koon's Starfighter, 8095 General Grievous' Starfighter and 8128 Cad Bane's Speeder. This wave had another redesign of its packaging, with a cloudy dark blue background and Captain Rex superimposed on the design. Besides certain droids such as Buzz Droids and Battle Droids, no minifigures from the other Star Wars lines have been brought over to the Clone Wars line.
The minifigures have more of a resemblance to the animated characters in the new television series than to the live actors in the movies. Since the characters in the show have bigger eyes and sharper angles, the same has been done to the minifigures. Since the clones could be considered some of the most important characters in the Clone Wars, they were given more accurate designs, with more accurate armour, helmets, and faces compared to their 2002 and 2005 counterparts. Anakin SkywalkerObi-Wan Kenobi(CW)Ahsoka TanoBattle DroidBattle Droid CommanderMagnaGuardClone PilotCaptain RexRotta the HuttletSuper Battle DroidPlo KoonCommander CodyAsajj VentressClone TrooperClone CommanderCommander FoxClone Jetpack TrooperR7-A7Buzz DroidCount DookuTurk FalsoHondo OhnakaClone GunnerAssassin DroidElite Assassin DroidR2-D2 (CW)YodaMace WinduChancellor PalpatinePilot Battle DroidNute GunrayRocket Battle DroidFA-4General GrievousSenate CommandoOnaconda FarrAnakin Skywalker (Parka)Talz ChieftainRocket Droid CommanderR7-D4Nahdar VebbAayla SecuraLuminara UnduliCad BaneShahan AlamaSenate Commando CaptainA4-DGeonosian PilotARF TrooperR8-B7Bomb Squad TrooperClone Commander (Horn Company)EmboEeth KothMandalorianMandalorian AssassinKi-Adi-MundiAurra SingSugi
Anakin SkywalkerSaesee TiinTX-20Quinlan VosCommander WolffeClone Trooper WolfpackHan Solo ("Ian")Commander GreeBarriss OffeeGeonosian ZombieGeonosian WarriorARC TrooperARF Trooper 2012 redesignCommando DroidPong Krell212th Clone Trooper501st Clone Pilot501st Legion Clone TrooperUmbaran SoldierYodaCommando Droid CaptainSniper DroidekaObi-Wan KenobiCaptain RexAhsoka TanoMandalorian Super CommandoDarth MaulCad BaneObi-Wan Kenobi (Bounty Hunter Disguise)Nikto GuardPlo KoonWolfpack Clone TrooperDroidekaShock TrooperAnakin Skywalker † These sets were released in January of 2008, but were later re-released in August of 2008 as part of the Clone Wars line.Top 7 LEGO Star Wars Sets imageThe Star Wars franchise is undeniably the largest franchise in the world. It has a cult following that truly is unmatched. To go along with that, there are a lot of companies that license out the brand....Read More about Top 7 LEGO Star Wars Sets LEGO® Lego Star Wars Clone Wars sets are a great childrens toy.
The Lego Star Wars Clone Wars sets are a great series To view the Lego Star Wars Clone Wars instructions for a particular set, LEGO® 75087 from 2015 Anakin's Custom Jedi Starfighter LEGO® 75037 from 2014 LEGO® 75045 from 2014 Republic Av-7 Anti-vehicle Cannon LEGO® 75046 from 2014 LEGO® 75024 from 2013 LEGO® 75025 from 2013 Jedi (tm) Defender-class Cruiser LEGO® 9515 from 2012 LEGO® 9525 from 2012 Pre Vizsla's Mandalorian (tm) Fighter LEGO® 30004 from 2010 Battle Droid On Stap LEGO® 30006 from 2009 LEGO® 7748 from 2009 LEGO® 7751 from 2009 Ahsokas Starfighter And Droids LEGO® 7752 from 2009 Count Dookus Solar Sailer LEGO® 7753 from 2009 LEGO® 8014 from 2009 Clone Walker Battle Pack LEGO® 8015 from 2009 Assassin Droid Battle Pack LEGO® 8016 from 2009 LEGO® 8018 from 2009 Armored Assault Tank (aat) LEGO® 8019 from 2009 LEGO® 8036 from 2009