I Wish I Had Bought Twenty More Of These Battle Packs When They Came Out!
Popping open this set unveils 119 pieces, four 501st Clone minifigures, and an AV-7 Republic Canon that can easily take on any LEGO® droid army. Set 75345 is a small build, but this Star Wars Battle Pack sets a big precedent for detailed minifigures and a quick grab-and-bag LEGO® investment. It retired in summer 2026 after a $19.99 MSRP, and as of October 2026 new copies go for roughly $16 to $25 on the secondary market. This set is a 10/10 and you are sorely missing out if you don’t have it in your collection!
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Just so you know, A 501st Clone Platoon has 144 troopers…buying 36 of these battles packs means you have yourself the right-size army! And then, you can file for bankruptcy!
Building Your LEGO® Clone Squadron Pack By Pack
I think every Star Wars LEGO® fan dreams of an affordable solution for building a LEGO® Clone Army. This set accomplishes that feat with a reasonable $19.99 MSRP.
Contained within set 75345 are four LEGO® 501st Clone Troopers:
- LEGO® 501st Clone Specialist Minifigure: The minifig is a finely printed clone variant with blue accents. The trooper has a white visor and a long battle rifle.
- LEGO® 501st Clone Officer Minifigure: Instead of a visor, this clone trooper gets a blue rangefinder that matches the printing of the clone specialist, but he receives a small blaster.
- Two LEGO® 501st Heavy Clone Troopers: These two have the same, exceptionally printed sash of ammo across their chest, dark blue visors, and blasters.
Just so you know, these four minifigures actually come from the Star Wars: Battlefront II video game rather than The Clone Wars show. Also, LEGO® put out a statement that the box art shows a computer render of the Officer’s helmet, so the rangefinder sits in a different position on the real fig. Don’t fret, he still looks dynamite on the shelf!
The LEGO® AV-7 Republic Artillery Canon Is Well Designed
Many of those 119 pieces go toward crafting a LEGO® artillery canon that is create for MOC and world building the LEGO® Clone Wars. It has four legs and a translucent 2×2 brick that sits underneath it for exceptional stability. It also offers a seat for a 501st clone trooper minifigure to sit in. When you are done making it, you can make laser noises as you fire the red laser from the front. Please note you must do this for authenticity.
Why the Notable Blue Color of the 501st?
The colors of the 501st being white, blue, and grey were complimentary at the time of the Clone Wars. Many troopers customized their armor to adorn this blue accent if they were in the legion!
How Easy Is It To Get The 501st Battle Pack?
Not easy at retail anymore, this one has retired. LEGO® labels it a Retired Product on its own site, the official exit date was July 31, 2026, and US retail stock dried up in June 2026. As of October 2026, prices on third-party platforms hover right around the $19.99 MSRP (retail price), anywhere from roughly $16 to $25 new per BrickEconomy and Brickset, so you can still snag set 75345 without paying a big premium!
Build That Formidable Clone Army For A Low Price With My Baumlinks
Let’s go over this one more time: $19.99 (check), 119 pieces for a decent build (check), four LEGO® clone minifigures (multiple checks). This set easily hits all the bases, so please add it to your LEGO® investment portfolio!
Matt Buxbaum · CEO at Baumlinks LLC
Matt B. spends his time arm wrestling, boxing, and most importantly, building LEGO®. His eclectic tastes give you dynamic information on all things LEGO® news and LEGO® product releases.
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