The other option was to get the Action Fleet ships, but those were released many years ago, I don’t have the time to hunt them, and they can be expensive which is understandable considering how old they are. Every ship and vehicle is very detailed, from small circuits to battle damage. I could look at a picture of the Millennium Falcon and mistake it for a bigger and more expensive version.

The detail on the Micro Galaxy Squadron line is very nice. The AT-ST is very much a scaled-down Bandai kit with softer details. Even then, I'm still amazed they captured rivets and panel lines that I didn't think would show up in that scale. The size is super practical, I remember how much space my old vintage collection ships need. I don’t like to have my shelves completely filled with multiple items, I dislike how that looks. The downside to this line is that they have several Rare and Chase variations that are limited and thus hard to find. Blind Boxes make this even more annoying when trying to find rare speeders for example. I would suggest going on the many MGS Facebook groups and posting what you are looking for. Depending on where you live, the ships and vehicles from this line started to show up weeks after their announcement or maybe one month ago.

International delivery

span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Crystal 85 from The accompanying figures are perhaps a little too tiny to do much with, but Jazware’s Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron isn’t really about the tiny figures, it’s about the ships of the Star Wars universe, and it does them ever so well. The short answer is yes, the Micro Galaxy Squadron series 1 was released just a few months ago, but the answer is a little more complex than that.

As a child of the 80’s who was raised on the original Star Wars films, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this latest edition of the Millennium Falcon to share the nostalgia with my son and enthuse the next generation in our family! R2 and R4 fit flawlessly and if you turn the ships upside down they’ll stay in place, but don’t worry, it’s super easy to pull them out with a button that is placed under them. The Tie Fighter and Tie Advanced have a similar “switch” that lets you take out Darth Vader and the Tie Pilot without any issues. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>ATXCowboy from span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Saram from

The new range of highly detailed Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron miniature ships from Jazwares are loaded with play features and let you bring home the battle against the Empire.

This is not a sponsored review, I paid for everything you see in the pictures. The Micro Galaxy Squadron is perfect for starting a collection Every vehicle and ship includes at least one 1-inch micro-figure with a surprising amount of details considering how small they are, not all of them look the same in terms of quality but overall they did a pretty good job with them. It’s probably going to take a few months before most countries get the upcoming Series at the same time, but as long as we get them that doesn’t bother me too much.