Two ways to grow your Micro Galaxy Squadron fleet
If you're choosing between the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition) and the Ahsoka Bundle, the real question is whether you want a single detailed starfighter or a two-ship bundle with characters from the Ahsoka series. Both expand your fleet, but they serve different collection goals and budgets.
The V-wing Armada Edition is a single 3-inch vehicle with play features and two micro figures, priced at $9.00. The Ahsoka Bundle includes two ships—the LAAT/LE and the Fiend Fighter—for $47.11. That's a significant price gap, so the decision comes down to how much you want to spend and which ships you need.
What each set confirmedly includes
- STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition): The V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition) is a 3-inch vehicle with an opening cockpit, retractable landing gear, astromech socket, four opening radiator wings, laser cannons, and two articulated 1-inch micro figures: Clone Pilot and R4-P17. This gives you a complete single-ship playset with the pilot and astromech, ready for immediate action.
STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron V-wing Starfighter (Armada Edition) - STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Ahsoka Bundle: The Ahsoka Bundle includes the LAAT/LE and the Fiend Fighter, both from the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron line. This bundle provides two distinct ships, offering more variety for your fleet and display.
STAR WARS™ Micro Galaxy Squadron Ahsoka Bundle
Price and value: what $9 vs $47 gets you
The V-wing Armada Edition is priced at $9.00, making it an easy impulse buy or a good entry point for a new collector. It includes two micro figures and a vehicle with multiple play features, so the value is clear.
The Ahsoka Bundle costs $47.11, which is more than five times the price of the V-wing. You get two ships, but the supplied information does not confirm whether they include any figures. If you already have compatible figures or prefer the Ahsoka ships, the bundle may justify the higher cost. If you're on a budget, the V-wing offers a low-risk way to add a starfighter.
V-wing Armada Edition vs Ahsoka Bundle: key differences
- Number of ships: V-wing: 1 vehicle. Ahsoka Bundle: 2 vehicles (LAAT/LE and Fiend Fighter).
- Included figures: V-wing: Clone Pilot and R4-P17 micro figures. Ahsoka Bundle: not confirmed by the supplied information.
- Price: V-wing: $9.00. Ahsoka Bundle: $47.11.
- Play features: V-wing: opening cockpit, retractable landing gear, astromech socket, four opening radiator wings, laser cannons. Ahsoka Bundle: not detailed in the supplied information.
- Theme: V-wing: Clone Wars / Revenge of the Sith. Ahsoka Bundle: Ahsoka series.
Which one fits your collection?
If you want a detailed starfighter with figures and play features at a low price, the V-wing Armada Edition is the clear choice. It's also a good way to test the Micro Galaxy Squadron line without a big investment.
If you're building an Ahsoka-themed display or want two ships to expand your fleet, the Ahsoka Bundle offers more variety. Just be aware that the listing doesn't confirm whether figures are included, so you might need to source compatible figures separately.
Consider what you already own. If you have plenty of micro figures, the bundle's lack of confirmed figures may not matter. If you're starting fresh, the V-wing gives you everything you need in one box.
What the supplied information doesn't cover
The catalog record for the Ahsoka Bundle does not list any included figures or detailed play features. It's possible the ships come with figures, but that's not confirmed. Similarly, the V-wing record doesn't mention any accessories beyond the figures and the vehicle's built-in features.
If you're deciding based on play value alone, the V-wing's confirmed features give it an edge. If you're more interested in the ships themselves, the Ahsoka Bundle might be worth the higher price—just be ready for some uncertainty about what's inside.
