Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron: Starfighter Class Series Guide
By Jazwares Offical Store | Published: 2026-10-27
Category: Buying Guides
A practical guide to choosing between Starfighter Class collections, including Series 6 & 7 bundle, Series 9, Series 12, and the AT-TE (104th Battalion).
Quick answer
If you want the most variety and rare vehicles in one purchase, go for the Starfighter Class Collection (Series 9). For a smaller, more affordable set with a unique hologram ship, choose Series 12. The AT-TE (104th Battalion) is best for ground-assault fans, and the Series 6 & 7 Bundle gives you the biggest fleet at a discount.
Why the series matters
Each Starfighter Class collection groups several 5-inch scale ships into one box, saving you from hunting individual packs. Series 9 includes five packs with both Rare and Chase vehicles, while Series 12 has four packs with one Rare edition. The Series 6 & 7 Bundle combines two full series, giving you the widest selection of ships in a single purchase.
AT-TE: a different kind of build
The AT-TE (104th Battalion) is not a starfighter but a 9-inch ground vehicle with a Clone Wars theme. It features an articulated head and legs, a rotating torso, an opening cockpit, a manned turret, ball cannons, a rear speeder bay, and space for 11 figures. If you prefer ground assault over dogfights, this is your pick.
Trade-offs to consider
Larger collections like Series 9 and the Series 6 & 7 Bundle cost more upfront but give you more ships per dollar compared to buying individually. Series 12 is cheaper and still includes a hologram variant, but you get fewer total vehicles. The AT-TE is a single vehicle with high play value, but it does not expand your starfighter fleet.
How to choose your Starfighter Class collection
- Want the most rare and chase vehicles?: Choose the Starfighter Class Collection (Series 9). It contains five packs including both Rare and Chase vehicles, giving you the highest chance of exclusive variants.
- On a tighter budget but still want a hologram ship?: Go with the Starfighter Class Collection (Series 12). It has four packs at a lower price and includes General Grievous' Starfighter (Red Hologram).
- Want the biggest fleet in one purchase?: Pick the Starfighter Class Collection Bundle (Series 6 & 7). It combines two full series, giving you the most ships for your money.
- Prefer ground vehicles over starfighters?: Select the AT-TE (104th Battalion). It is a detailed 9-inch walker with room for 11 figures and multiple play features, perfect for Clone Wars fans.
Product facts
- STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 9): Includes all five Series 9 Starfighter Class packs, featuring both Rare and Chase vehicles: AT-DP, TIE Bomber (Armada Edition), New Republic X-wing, Z-95 Headhunter (Partisan), and B-wing Starfighter (Hologram). You get a complete series with rare variants in one box, ideal for collectors who want to avoid hunting individual packs.
STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 9) - STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 12): Includes all four Series 12 Starfighter Class packs, with one Rare edition vehicle: Hyena Bomber, Imperial Assault Hovertank, The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter, and General Grievous' Starfighter (Red Hologram). A more affordable way to add a hologram ship and a mix of faction vehicles to your collection.
STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Starfighter Class Collection (Series 12)
Who should buy what
Best for
- Collectors who want rare variants: Starfighter Class Collection (Series 9)
- Budget-conscious fans: Starfighter Class Collection (Series 12)
- Fleet builders: Starfighter Class Collection Bundle (Series 6 & 7)
- Ground assault enthusiasts: AT-TE (104th Battalion)
Not for
- Someone who only wants one specific ship (buy the individual pack instead)
- A child who prefers simple, non-articulated toys (these are detailed collectibles)
