So here we have the Combat Assault Tank Commander from Bandai’s S.H. Figuarts line. This figure is very similar to Hasbro’s Black Series release of the Hovertank Pilot (who looks like this Commander but without the grey rank markings on his chest and shoulder armor) but you can see that the shoulder pads and chest piece have a dark grey stripe across them. And this figure isn’t as weathered as Hasbro’s release. But this fits in scale and looks great with the Black Series, and it’s cool to have a Commander to go with my Hovertank pilot since there are currently no tanks to pilot or command. So since there is no tank inside the box, what IS inside the box?
Combat Assault Tank Commander
Firsts L/R
Trigger/Pointing hands L/R
Gun holding hands L/R
Blastech E-11D Blaster rifle
So yea not a lot, what else would he come with aside from a tank? We don’t see much of these guys (Tank Troopers? Doesn’t make sense to refer to them all as Hovertank Pilots or Combat Assault Tank Commanders so I’m coining the term Tank Troopers) in the film, we really only see them in the streets of Jedha. But they do look super cool, a bit of the old meets a bit of the new. I can see a bit of the Scout Trooper in this design, with a bit of the Shoretrooper (my new favorite design) as well. I love the balance of portions covered with armor and those without. I like that they included a weapon for this figure, whether he should have an E-11D or not I’m not sure, but it’s better than nothing. The sculpt is sharp, the paint apps are really nice, love the detailing on the sides of the helmet, the slight weathering to the chest and arms and legs and helmet, all just really nice. Bandai has really buttoned down trooper armor and articulation so you won’t have any problems getting this Tank Trooper into any poses you want. My only issue with this figure at all is that the right shoulder pad on mine likes to eject off the ball joint with just the slightest touch. Mind you, I’m not saying “it falls off”, im saying it ejects, it launches off the figure, as if the socket in the pad is just far too small for the ball joint. I can fix that with some shaving, so this is an issue with just mine, doubtful its an issue all of these have. Overall, this is a fantastic figure, a great companion piece to the other Rogue One figures released from both Bandai and Hasbro. For any army building fanatics out there, you need at least one of these for your collection, this figure comes FULLY APPROVED.
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Bandai S.H. Figuarts Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Combat Assault Tank Commander
So here we have the Combat Assault Tank Commander from Bandai’s S.H. Figuarts line. This figure is very similar to Hasbro’s Black Series release of the Hovertank Pilot (who looks like this Commander but without the grey rank markings on his chest and shoulder armor) but you can see that the shoulder pads and chest piece have a dark grey stripe across them. And this figure isn’t as weathered as Hasbro’s release. But this fits in scale and looks great with the Black Series, and it’s cool to have a Commander to go with my Hovertank pilot since there are currently no tanks to pilot or command. So since there is no tank inside the box, what IS inside the box?Combat Assault Tank CommanderFirsts L/RTrigger/Pointing hands L/RGun holding hands L/RBlastech E-11D Blaster rifleSo yea not a lot, what else would he come with aside from a tank? We don’t see much of these guys (Tank Troopers? Doesn’t make sense to refer to them all as Hovertank Pilots or Combat Assault Tank Commanders so I’m coining the term Tank Troopers) in the film, we really only see them in the streets of Jedha. But they do look super cool, a bit of the old meets a bit of the new. I can see a bit of the Scout Trooper in this design, with a bit of the Shoretrooper (my new favorite design) as well. I love the balance of portions covered with armor and those without. I like that they included a weapon for this figure, whether he should have an E-11D or not I’m not sure, but it’s better than nothing. The sculpt is sharp, the paint apps are really nice, love the detailing on the sides of the helmet, the slight weathering to the chest and arms and legs and helmet, all just really nice. Bandai has really buttoned down trooper armor and articulation so you won’t have any problems getting this Tank Trooper into any poses you want. My only issue with this figure at all is that the right shoulder pad on mine likes to eject off the ball joint with just the slightest touch. Mind you, I’m not saying “it falls off”, im saying it ejects, it launches off the figure, as if the socket in the pad is just far too small for the ball joint. I can fix that with some shaving, so this is an issue with just mine, doubtful its an issue all of these have. Overall, this is a fantastic figure, a great companion piece to the other Rogue One figures released from both Bandai and Hasbro. For any army building fanatics out there, you need at least one of these for your collection, this figure comes FULLY APPROVED.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017
Combat Assault Tank Commander
Firsts L/R
Trigger/Pointing hands L/R
Gun holding hands L/R
Blastech E-11D Blaster rifle
So yea not a lot, what else would he come with aside from a tank? We don’t see much of these guys (Tank Troopers? Doesn’t make sense to refer to them all as Hovertank Pilots or Combat Assault Tank Commanders so I’m coining the term Tank Troopers) in the film, we really only see them in the streets of Jedha. But they do look super cool, a bit of the old meets a bit of the new. I can see a bit of the Scout Trooper in this design, with a bit of the Shoretrooper (my new favorite design) as well. I love the balance of portions covered with armor and those without. I like that they included a weapon for this figure, whether he should have an E-11D or not I’m not sure, but it’s better than nothing. The sculpt is sharp, the paint apps are really nice, love the detailing on the sides of the helmet, the slight weathering to the chest and arms and legs and helmet, all just really nice. Bandai has really buttoned down trooper armor and articulation so you won’t have any problems getting this Tank Trooper into any poses you want. My only issue with this figure at all is that the right shoulder pad on mine likes to eject off the ball joint with just the slightest touch. Mind you, I’m not saying “it falls off”, im saying it ejects, it launches off the figure, as if the socket in the pad is just far too small for the ball joint. I can fix that with some shaving, so this is an issue with just mine, doubtful its an issue all of these have. Overall, this is a fantastic figure, a great companion piece to the other Rogue One figures released from both Bandai and Hasbro. For any army building fanatics out there, you need at least one of these for your collection, this figure comes FULLY APPROVED.
Bandai S.H. Figuarts Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Combat Assault Tank Commander
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017
So here we have the Combat Assault Tank Commander from Bandai’s S.H. Figuarts line. This figure is very similar to Hasbro’s Black Series release of the Hovertank Pilot (who looks like this Commander but without the grey rank markings on his chest and shoulder armor) but you can see that the shoulder pads and chest piece have a dark grey stripe across them. And this figure isn’t as weathered as Hasbro’s release. But this fits in scale and looks great with the Black Series, and it’s cool to have a Commander to go with my Hovertank pilot since there are currently no tanks to pilot or command. So since there is no tank inside the box, what IS inside the box?Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017
Combat Assault Tank Commander
Firsts L/R
Trigger/Pointing hands L/R
Gun holding hands L/R
Blastech E-11D Blaster rifle
So yea not a lot, what else would he come with aside from a tank? We don’t see much of these guys (Tank Troopers? Doesn’t make sense to refer to them all as Hovertank Pilots or Combat Assault Tank Commanders so I’m coining the term Tank Troopers) in the film, we really only see them in the streets of Jedha. But they do look super cool, a bit of the old meets a bit of the new. I can see a bit of the Scout Trooper in this design, with a bit of the Shoretrooper (my new favorite design) as well. I love the balance of portions covered with armor and those without. I like that they included a weapon for this figure, whether he should have an E-11D or not I’m not sure, but it’s better than nothing. The sculpt is sharp, the paint apps are really nice, love the detailing on the sides of the helmet, the slight weathering to the chest and arms and legs and helmet, all just really nice. Bandai has really buttoned down trooper armor and articulation so you won’t have any problems getting this Tank Trooper into any poses you want. My only issue with this figure at all is that the right shoulder pad on mine likes to eject off the ball joint with just the slightest touch. Mind you, I’m not saying “it falls off”, im saying it ejects, it launches off the figure, as if the socket in the pad is just far too small for the ball joint. I can fix that with some shaving, so this is an issue with just mine, doubtful its an issue all of these have. Overall, this is a fantastic figure, a great companion piece to the other Rogue One figures released from both Bandai and Hasbro. For any army building fanatics out there, you need at least one of these for your collection, this figure comes FULLY APPROVED.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2018
This figure is simply amazing. Standing at just a smidge under 6 inches, he really steals the show among my other 6 inch Star Wars Black Series figures. The level of detail is amazing compared to the Black Series as well. He even comes with three different hand poses for both left and right. I did find it a bit odd that he came with the same blaster used by Death Troopers, as he is a Tank Commander. I simply gave his blaster to one of my DTs and it looks better their hands anyway.
His articulation is off the charts. I can't describe it any better. You can even articulate his shoulder pauldrons for ease of posing.
I have a picture attached of him standing next to my Black Series Director Krennic and you can just tell the level of detail is on a completely different level.
His articulation is off the charts. I can't describe it any better. You can even articulate his shoulder pauldrons for ease of posing.
I have a picture attached of him standing next to my Black Series Director Krennic and you can just tell the level of detail is on a completely different level.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2019
This figure is absolutely awesome. One of my fav from the SH Figuarts line.. highly poseable, detailed nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
