The set of Droidekas comes with two model poses. The first being in the upright fighting stance, ready to open fire on your opponents. And the second is the wheeled mode, ready to get across the battlefield quickly. I have not tried these out in a game yet but I look forward to getting them out on the battlefield soon. Below is the stat card for the Droideka Unit, the one on the left is the front of the card and the one on the right is the back of the card.
Here is the description from the Fantasy Flight Games website:
Versatile and extremely destructive, Droidekas are a threat to even veteran squads of clone troopers and skilled Jedi Knights—and when B1 Battle Droids fail, droidekas are often sent to execute their primary function: annihilation of their targets. Rolling swiftly into battle, droidekas unleash their arm-mounted twin blasters, pouring out withering torrents of fire.
The Droidekas Unit lets you support your droid forces with some of the most powerful combat droids in the galaxy. Four finely detailed, unpainted Droideka miniatures represent your Droidekas as they speed across the battlefield in wheel mode and unleash suppressive fire in their attack configuration.
Here is my painted miniatures:
I went for a darker look, and I feel they came out not that bad. Still not sure about the bases yet, but for now they are tabletop ready for battle.
Until next time, get your hobby groove on, and as always stay safe in these crazy times.
In the movies these Droidekas from the Clone Wars Core Set are the ones that roll into a ball-shape to move quickly, right? Beside having shooting weapons, which they have to stop rolling to use, do they have any sort of ability that would be like a 'self-destruct' bomb setting -- so they would turn into a rolling land-mine, sort of, and blow up when they roll close to a target?
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