Biker Scout

• MSRP: $49.99 USD
• Scale: 6"
• Exclusive: Amazon
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2020
• Joint Count: 25
• Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed top neck, 1 swivel-jointed middle neck, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 swivel biceps, 2 swivel joints above the elbows, 2 swivel joints below the elbows, 2 ball-jointed wrists, 1 ball-jointed upper body, 2 ball-jointed hips, 2 swivel thighs, 2 swivel-joints above knees, 2 swivel joints below knees, 2 swivel boots, 2 ball-jointed ankles
• Accessory Count: 3
• Accessory Details: 1 Blaster, 1 Target Accessory, 1 Bag With Grogu (he has his own database enry)

• This Biker Scout was released together with a Speeder Bike and Grogu inside a bag
• The set was exclusively available through Amazon in December 2020
• For this figure Hasbro re-used the 2014 Black Series Biker Scout figure and repainted it to match the appearance of the troopers in the Mandalorian TV series better
• Here is a side-by-side picture of the Black Series Archive Biker Scout from 2019 (on the left) and the new Mandalorian version (on the right): Biker Scout Comparison
• The figure comes with a blaster which can be placed into a holster located on the right boot
• The small and out-of-scale looking blaster fits well into both of the figure's hands
• There are no removable parts on the Biker Scout's armor
• There is no head underneath the helmet and the front part of the helmet can't be flipped up
• The figure was given a dirty wash on the front and back of the armor which looks cool
• The Biker Scout fits well onto the included Speeder Bike, but it will take some time to adjust the figure on the seat and make it look good
• The Speeder Bike is a repaint of the 2014 Black Series Speeder Bike, but it comes with the new display stand which was first released in 2020 with Paploo
• The trooper has no balancing issues
• This set turned out nicely and it's a great addition to the slowly growing Black Series line-up of figures from the Mandalorian

Scout troopers were lightly armored compared with other Stormtroopers, which allowed them to move more quickly and easily in a range of environments. They were also trained for more independence and adaptability than most Imperial troops. The Empire used scout troopers for a range of missions, including reconnaissance and infiltration.