#Star wars beach skin#

Unlike most of the troopers appearances, the room that they can be located in does not require free play to be opened, and isn't meant to be secretive. The only noticeable difference that can be made out is the lack of the iconic blue swimwear, as it appears to be have been replaced with a pair of boxers instead. The stormtroopers do not attack the player when they are encountered unlike their normal stormtrooper counterparts and other variations of the Beach Trooper, and do not appear to be armed. When poking around, you can come across the room where a group of these troopers can be seen in a hot tub. In the game, they are first seen on the Tantive IV when R2-D2 and C-3PO are tasked with escaping the ship under siege by the Empire. In LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, the troopers are seen sporting a similar appearance to their original variant.

#Star wars beach skin#

These troopers also have light and dark skin tones, appearing as FN-2112 and Stormtrooper (Hot Tub) respectively when unlocked. They wear First Order Stormtrooper helmets, and swimming shorts in a black and red pattern. In LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the stormtroopers are once again shirtless, but this time they are very muscly. In LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga, their appearance was changed: As well as their swim briefs, Beach Troopers in this game also wear blue and red striped tank-tops. These troopers are equipped with blasters and have the ability to grapple, jump, and unlock Stormtrooper panels.

In LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, they are depicted without a shirt and instead have a printing pattern for a bare chest on their torso. Beach Troopers wear swim briefs (represented by blue hip joints) and a standard Stormtrooper helmet.