Starfighter Class Series 7 vs Series 8: Micro Galaxy Comparison

The choice is the roster, not the format

Both Starfighter Class collections follow the same format: five 5-inch Starfighter Class packs, including both Rare and Chase vehicles, with 1-inch micro figure accessories and compatibility across all Micro Galaxy Squadron craft. The real decision comes down to which vehicles you want in your fleet and how much you want to spend. Series 7 is priced at USD 61.00 and Series 8 at USD 66.00, both against a USD 100.00 comparison price. Neither set is presented as a better build or a different scale; the difference is the lineup.

Series 7 vs Series 8 at a glance

• Series 7 vehicles: LUKE SKYWALKER’S SNOWSPEEDER (ARMADA EDITION), PHANTOM II, FIEND FIGHTER with SHIN, MAUL’S NIGHT BROTHER FIGHTER, and FIEND FIGHTER with MARROK.
• Series 8 vehicles: TIE Silencer, V-19 Torrent Starfighter, V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition), Z-95 Headhunter, and AAT Battle Tank (CIS).
• Price: Series 7 is USD 61.00; Series 8 is USD 66.00. Both list a USD 100.00 comparison price.
• Shared format: Five 5-inch Starfighter Class packs per collection, including Rare and Chase vehicles, with 1-inch micro figure accessories and compatibility with all Micro Galaxy Squadron craft. Ages 8+.

What the Series 7 record confirms

• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 7): The collection includes all five Series 7 5-inch Starfighter Class packs, including both Rare and Chase vehicles. You are buying a complete five-pack set rather than hunting individual packs, so the roster is fixed and known.

  

• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 7): The lineup is LUKE SKYWALKER’S SNOWSPEEDER (ARMADA EDITION), PHANTOM II, FIEND FIGHTER with SHIN, MAUL’S NIGHT BROTHER FIGHTER, and FIEND FIGHTER with MARROK. This is the clearest reason to choose Series 7: the vehicles lean toward Rebel and Mandalorian-era craft, with two Fiend Fighter variants.
• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 7): All vehicles are authentically scaled and come with 1-inch micro figure accessories, compatible with all Micro Galaxy Squadron craft. Series 7 will sit alongside your existing Micro Galaxy Squadron collection without a scale mismatch.

What the Series 8 record confirms

• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 8): The collection includes all five Series 8 5-inch Starfighter Class packs, including both Rare and Chase vehicles. Like Series 7, this is a complete five-pack set, so you are not gambling on blind packs.

  

• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 8): The lineup is the TIE Silencer, V-19 Torrent Starfighter, V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition), Z-95 Headhunter, and AAT Battle Tank (CIS). Series 8 spreads across First Order, Republic, Rebel, and Separatist craft, which suits a broader era mix.
• STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 8): All vehicles are authentically scaled and come with 1-inch micro figure accessories, compatible with all Micro Galaxy Squadron craft. Series 8 shares the same compatibility, so the decision stays about the vehicles and price.

How to pick between them

Start with the vehicles you actually want on the shelf. If you are drawn to Luke Skywalker’s Snowspeeder, the Phantom II, or the Fiend Fighter variants, Series 7 is the direct route. If the TIE Silencer, V-19 Torrent, V-wing, Z-95 Headhunter, or AAT Battle Tank fit your collection better, Series 8 is the one to choose.

Then weigh the USD 5.00 difference. Series 7 is the lower-priced set at USD 61.00, while Series 8 is USD 66.00. Both carry the same USD 100.00 comparison price, so the gap is small relative to the set. If you are indifferent between the rosters, Series 7 saves a little; if Series 8 contains two or more vehicles you specifically want, the extra cost is easier to justify than buying those packs separately.

Finally, consider duplication. If you already own any of these vehicles from earlier Micro Galaxy Squadron purchases, the value of a five-pack drops because you are paying for repeats. The supplied records do not list which packs are Rare or Chase, so if that distinction matters to you, treat it as unconfirmed rather than assuming a particular vehicle is the rare one.

Limits of the supplied information

• Rare and Chase identities: Both records confirm that Rare and Chase vehicles are included, but neither names which packs carry those labels.
• Figure and vehicle materials: The records do not specify materials, paint finish, or whether the micro figures are removable.
• Display and storage: No stands, cases, or storage instructions are supplied, so plan display around the 5-inch vehicle size and 1-inch figures.
• Age guidance: Both sets are marked Ages 8+, which is the only safety-related guidance in the supplied records.