You can find a wide mix of current micro-scale space vehicles on this page, including single ships, battle packs, playsets, and assorted mystery packs. Listings show multiple series waves and special editions, so new drops may appear over time. Availability can vary by store and online, and items may sell through quickly.

• Browse the assortment regularly since inventory updates throughout the season.
• Use on-site filters and search to spot newer waves or special editions.
• When you’re ready to order, check for pickup or delivery options in your area.

Selection changes based on stock and demand, so checking back periodically can help you catch fresh arrivals.

Collectibility often comes down to scarcity, presentation, and condition. While values can shift, these factors may help you gauge interest:

• Edition notes: Product titles sometimes mention “rare” or “vault edition.” These can be sought after by collectors.
• Mystery assortments: Assorted packs may include harder-to-find vehicles, which some fans chase.
• Condition: Sealed packaging is typically preferred. Listings that note “non-mint” packaging may appeal more to openers than sealed-box collectors.
• Completeness: Vehicles that include their micro figures and accessories can be more desirable.

Because demand changes, consider checking recent trends in collector communities and reading item details on each product page before deciding.

It’s a micro-scale collection of iconic space vehicles designed for display and imaginative play. The line features small, highly detailed ships and walkers paired with approximately 1-inch micro figures. Releases span multiple size classes—from compact starfighters to larger transports and playsets—and some items include interactive touches like opening cockpits, foldout wings, or rotating sections.

• Multiple waves/series are represented across the assortment.
• Packs vary: single vehicles, battle packs, playsets, and mystery assortments.
• Figures and accessories are tailored to each vehicle.

The result is a shelf-friendly way to build fleets, reenact scenes, or gift to fans who enjoy detailed miniatures.

Starting a micro-scale fleet can be simple and fun. A focused plan helps keep it manageable and enjoyable:

1. Pick a focus: Choose an era, vehicle type, or size class.
2. Scan titles: Look for series numbers, class names, or edition notes to build a consistent set.
3. Begin small: Start with a single vehicle, then branch into battle packs or playsets as you go.
4. Consider mystery packs: If you like surprises, assorted packs can add variety.
5. Protect parts: Store tiny figures and accessories in labeled containers; keep packaging if display is important.

Use site search and filters to explore the assortment, and check pickup or delivery options when you’re ready to add to your collection.

The assortment spans several size classes, so there’s a fit for shelves or play:

• Scout class: Around 2.5 inches (compact, great for quick displays).
• Light armor class: About 3 inches.
• Starfighter class: Typically around 5 inches.
• Medium vehicles: Roughly 7–10 inches, depending on the craft.
• Large vehicles/playsets: Approximately 12–15 inches with expanded features.

Most included pilots are micro figures around 1 inch tall. Exact dimensions and included accessories vary by item and series, so it’s a good idea to check each product page’s specifications before you buy.