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The Disney Parks Exclusive Droid Factory 4-Pack from The Mandalorian has arrived for $44.99 at various locations. Here’s a closer look at R6-D3, MA-13, R1, and N0-AH.
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R6-D3
Much like all previous Droid Factory figures, R6’s parts can all be separated. Unfortunately, the droid parts underneath the dome are not painted.
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MA-13
The Ferry Droid from The Mandalorian is highly sought after. Disney’s release comes in several parts and is a lot more articulated than one would expect, with over 25 moving parts. The droid can be a little flimsy with some parts falling off easier than others, but it’s still a very neat droid to have. There is one paint application missing, however, he is missing a light port underneath his main eye.
MA-13 comes with a rowing accessory and can be held with ease.
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R1
The R1 Droids were seen on the New Republic ship in the Episode titled “The Prisoner”. While the eye should be painted red instead of blue and appears shorter on-screeen than it does in this toy form, it’s mostly pretty close! At first glance you might think it’s a direct re-use of the previously released R1-J1, a lot of this figure is actually new. R1 comes with a display stand but unfortunately it’s not clear.
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N0-AH
One of the droids under the care of the Jawas in The Mandalorian episode “The Marshall”, it’s the same as what you’ve come to expect with these astromechs.
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With the ability to swap parts, we’ve made a few variations of MA-13 below:
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What do you think of this set? Will you be picking one up?