If you want more than just a First Order Stormtrooper, this is the choice for you. Alongside the 6-inch scale figure, this Amazon exclusive set includes different weapons, back plates, a turret ...

Apparently, voicing a First Order Stormtrooper is very different than doing it for an original trilogy version of the character, because the First Order Troopers are much more emotional.

The Star Wars First Order Stormtrooper Robot will set you back £299.95 in the UK. While this may seem like a steep price, the advanced features and high-quality build justify the cost.

In The Force Awakens, we finally met a stormtrooper—FN-2187, aka Finn—and we got a plausible explanation for why the previous generation kept failing to kill their enemies.

Just in time for Force Friday, Hot Toys has revealed a 1/6th scale collectible figures set featuring the newly designed First Order Stormtrooper and Heavy Gunner Stormtrooper, equipped with heavy ...

The First Order Stormtrooper is up for pre-order now on Sideshow Toys' website, where the shipping date is listed as ranging from August to October of this year. The paid-entirely-upfront cost is ...

"STAR WARS: THE BLACK SERIES FIRST ORDER STORMTROOPER ELECTRONIC HELMET – (HASBRO/Age 14 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $99.99/Available: Spring 2021).

The First Order Stormtrooper Robot features both first and third-person augmented reality modes in its app; with them, owners can launch attacks against the Resistance, issue verbal commands, and ...

But while Luke Skywalker dressed up as an Imperial stormtrooper over 40 years ago, Hamill took a modern approach by disguising as a First Order stormtrooper from the recent Disney “Star Wars ...

The First Order Stormtrooper armour is being sold by ANOVOS, which is famed for its officially-licenced sci-fi and fantasy movie and TV tie-ins, boasting clothing and props from the likes of Star ...

UBTECH’s Stormtrooper missed Force Friday and The Last Jedi's release — no surprise, really. The robotic toy moves pretty slowly, all things told. Perhaps it was a matter of getting things ...