R5-F7 was an astromech droid serving onboard Gold Four Lieutenant Lepira's BTL Y-wing starfighter, flying point for Gold Squadron during the assault on the first Death Star at the Battle of Yavin and fending off Imperial fighters to clear a path for the Rebels to reach the Death Star's...

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R5-F7 is an astromech droid minifigure released in 2012. He appears in two sets, 9495 Gold Leader's Y-wing Starfighter and 75023 Star Wars Advent Calendar. R5-F7 is mainly white, having legs of that colour and his base body and head as well. …

R5-F7 was the personal astromech droid of Lieutenant Lepira (also known as Gold 4). It was destroyed when Lepira's Y-wing strafighter was destroyed during the Battle of Yavin.

Y-wing starfighhters are powerful vessels in the Rebel Alliance fleet, with ample firepower that includes laser cannons and proton torpedos. The Rebel forces make do with whatever vehicles they can obtain, and the sturdy Y-wing is a good fighter for them becasue it can withstand heavy attack and still remain space-worthy.

Jan 15, 2012 · Appears In 2 sets Appears In 75023-1 9495-1 Appears in themes Star Wars Parts View at BrickLink Date added 15 Jan 2012

Introducing the LEGO Minifigure R5-F7, an engaging addition to any Star Wars collection. This charming astromech droid, featured in the iconic Star Wars Episodes 4, 5, and 6, was released in 2012 and can be found in two exclusive sets: the Advent Calendar 2013 (Day 1) and Gold Leader's Y-wing Starfighter.

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