R2-F2

• MSRP: $54.99 USD
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• Scale: 6"
• Exclusive: Toys'R'Us
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2016
• Joint Count: 10
• Joint Details: 360 Degree Rotatable dome (clicking sound!), 2 Swivel hips, 3 Swivel Ankles, 2 Front Panels, 2 Movable Tools/shoulders
• Accessory Count: 7
• Accessory Details: 1 Sensorscope, 1 Periscope, 3 Removable Dome Panels, 2 Outer Leg Panels

• Astromech Droid R2-F2 was released in a Toys'R'Us exclusive 3-Pack
• The set was first available online during San Diego Comic Con 2016, but was later sold at regular Toys'R'Us stores
• The 3-Pack included astromech droids R2-F2, R5-K6 and R2-A3
• R2-F2 was Biggs Darklighter's astromech droid during the Battle Of Yavin
• For this astromech droid Hasbro re-used the existing Black Series R2-D2 mold, which is slightly undersized
• The droid has 3 removable panels in the top of the dome which fit only very loosely, they'll likely fall out when you pick up the figure to carry it somewhere
• R2-F2 came with 3 removable dome panels, 2 leg panels, 1 sensorscope and 1 periscope
• The sensorscope and the periscope can be plugged into holes in the dome
• There is a third hole which has no purpose (it made sense for R2-D2, because that's the spot where Luke Skywalker's lightsaber hilt could be plugged in)
• There are two front panels on the droid's body which can be opened, once opened the arms/tools can be pulled out
• R2-F2 has two panels on the outside of each leg which can be removed (R2-D2 included booster rockets which could be attached, but this is not the case here because there were no booster rockets included)
• R2-F2's dome can be rotated 360 degrees, which then moves the middle leg in and out of the body
• Each foot has two wheels in it which helps to balance the droid out nicely (in the 3 3/4 inch line astromech droids mostly have one wheel in each foot which sometimes makes the droids lean a bit forward or backward, this is not the case here)
• There are no electronics built into the astromech droid and the front eye doesn't light up
• Unfortuantely, R2-F2 is undersized in comparison with other 6 inch scale figures

R2-F2 was an astromech droid for Biggs Darklighter, a Rebel Alliance starfighter pilot. Both R2-F2 and Darklighter perished in the assault on the Death Star.