Binary Liquid and Protective Liquid Coating are two Death Watch mob dropped components that are required for Crafting Mandalorian Armor (including respective dropped BH piece and Alum Mineral). The objective of farmers within Death Watch Bunker is finding a suitable area to farm Death Watch named mobs until these components drop. With a beautiful new miniature to add to your battlefields and a unique new scenario, the Imperial Bunker Battlefield Expansion adds even more variety to your games of Star Wars: Legion!

Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the shield generator for the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan. Uses the same double sliding door system as some of my other imperial bunkers, and I will include a static door in case you want to glue it into place and not worry about opening it.

This Star Wars The Vintage Collection playset combines with additional playsets to create a full scene inspired by Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Whatever your objective, the bunker is more than just another piece of terrain. Not only can the its door be turned around to display an alternate design, it can be removed altogether, allowing your battles to spill into the interior. Once there, your troops can fight amongst six modular computer terminals that can be arranged however you see fit. Alternatively, these terminals can be placed in the bunker or anywhere on the battlefield to bring your objectives to life. If you choose to kill Haldo, he will drop a dirty battery that will allow you to continue the quest line NOTE: Only one person within your group will need to have this access portion done as they will be able to let everyone into DWB. The Empire has many secrets to protect and—no matter where in the galaxy they are kept—they are usually found sealed behind the doors of a fortified Imperial bunker. This makes these bunkers ripe targets for Rebel raids and the Imperial bunker in this Battlefield Expansion is sure to play a large role in any battle that takes place in the area surrounding it.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. The paint job of the Endor Bunker is rather excellent. It appears to be the correct color, gray, and you’ll find collections of dirt and darker shadowing to give it a natural look. Although we’re a bit bugged that it’s still too small, it’s notably more significant than the 1997 release, and we’re sure that collectors will enjoy recreating displays from the film. The Battle of Endor is one of the most exciting battles in Star Wars, and this playset allows us to host the base of the battle in our collections. You can create a diorama incorporating the Ewok Village to complete the look if you’re so inclined, but this playset holds up well. And the more action figures you display around it, the more wondrous it becomes. (We need so many more Ewoks now…. and Rebel Commandos!) Anyway, the real draw here is the size of the bunker. It will comfortably fit four figures, which was the case with Han, Leia, R2, and 3PO. The old bunker was just too small for this. Beyond this, the actual construction of the bunker is quite similar to the POTF2 version. The separate pieces were designed to connect in a similar manner. I found the original to be a little flimsy, but this one is much more sturdy. Han and his commando team were joined by Princess Leia Organa, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, C-3PO, and R2-D2. They used the stolen Imperial shuttle Tydirium to slip past Imperial defenses and land on the moon, where they met the Bright Tree Village Ewok tribe, who agreed to help the Rebels in their fight against the Imperials on Endor. [2]Note: After you complete the Alum Mineral quest for that toon, you will be able to get another Alum Mineral indefinitely every 72 hours (three days) by returning to Japer. Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor's forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the Empire's second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan. Guess we won the war after all." ―An unidentified rebel trooper upon seeing the remains of the shield generator bunker [11] Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan.