LEGO Star Wars Hoth Action Battle sets revealed

Two more of the new LEGO Star Wars Action Battle sets have been revealed – 75239 Action Battle Hoth Generator and 75241 Action Battle Echo Base.

When the next selection of LEGO Star Wars sets is released on April 1, three of them will make up a new two player game titled Action Battle. As usual, the sets are built following the instructions, but then players take turn to fire missiles at targets. If the target is hit, an associated action is triggered.

Earlier today, 75238 Action Battle Endor Assault was unveiled at New York Toy Fair. Now, Toy Hype USA reveals images of the other two sets in the subtheme – 75239 Action Battle Hoth Generator and 75241 Action Battle Echo Base.

75239 Action Battle Hoth Generator includes a Rebel, a Snowtrooper and builds the shield generator. The required missile shooters are also included.

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75241 Action Battle Echo Base is presumably intended to be sued along with the smaller set, featuring an AT-AT and Echo Base. The builds in these sets are very simple, as they are intended to be props for the target game rather than movie accurate recreations. Three Rebels are included along with two Snowtroopers and a Probe Droid.

LEGO Star Wars 75236 Duel on Starkiller Base and the 20th anniversary sets have already been revealed, with all of these new releases expected on April 1.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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