A complete editorial guide to TVC’s most ambitious scene‑building releases.

Multi‑packs occupy a unique and increasingly important space in The Vintage Collection. They aren’t army builders, and they aren’t single‑carded releases. Instead, they sit at the intersection of world‑building, storytelling, and collector convenience. A strong multi‑pack doesn’t just add characters to a shelf — it completes a scene, fills a narrative gap, or delivers figures that would never make sense as individual releases.

This guide explores every major multi‑pack in TVC, starting with the newest releases and moving backward through the line. Each section includes a full figure list, accurate VC numbers where applicable, and clear notes on carding status. The goal is simple: give collectors a definitive reference for how these sets fit into the broader ecosystem of 3.75‑inch Star Wars collecting.

Mandalorian Shriek‑Hawk 4‑Pack

All figures exclusive to the set (not individually carded)

The Shriek‑Hawk 4‑Pack is one of the most visually dynamic multi‑packs in modern TVC. These Mandalorian warriors bring a burst of colour and motion to any display, with vibrant armour markings, jetpacks, and expressive silhouettes that capture the athletic, aerial nature of Mandalorian combat. Hasbro does not provide individual names for the warriors, so each figure is identified by its armour colour and helmet style.

This set works across eras — from Mandalorian‑era displays to Clone Wars flashbacks — and the uncarded nature of the figures reinforces its role as a world‑building pack rather than a collector‑focused carded release. The lack of VC numbers is appropriate here: these are squad‑building characters, not marquee individuals.

Journey of Anakin Skywalker

All figures exclusive to the set (not individually carded)

This set functions as a narrative piece rather than a troop builder. It captures key moments in Anakin’s evolution, offering a curated snapshot of his transformation across eras. The figures are uncarded and exclusive to the set, which reinforces the idea that this is a thematic collection rather than a series of standalone releases.

The sculpting reflects the emotional and physical progression of the character, and the set pairs naturally with Jedi Council dioramas, Clone Wars displays, and Mustafar‑era scenes. As a multi‑pack, it succeeds by delivering a cohesive story in a way single releases never could.

Stormtroopers of the Empire

All figures exclusive to the set (not individually carded)

This pack celebrates the evolution of Imperial stormtroopers across different eras. Rather than offering identical figures, it presents variations that highlight subtle shifts in armour design, weathering, and battlefield roles. Hasbro does not assign individual names or VC numbers to these troopers, so each is identified by its armour variant.

For collectors, this pack fills gaps, adds visual variety, and provides troopers that might not justify individual carded releases. It pairs beautifully with Imperial officers, transports, and dioramas that span multiple decades of Star Wars storytelling.

Mos Eisley Set

All figures exclusive to the set (not individually carded)

The Mos Eisley Set is one of the most atmospheric multi‑packs in TVC. It captures the dusty, chaotic energy of Tatooine’s most famous spaceport, offering characters that bring life to cantina displays, street scenes, and desert dioramas. Hasbro does not provide individual names for every figure in the set, so descriptive identifiers are used where necessary.

This set works best as a world‑building tool. It doesn’t deliver soldiers or heroes; it delivers ambience. For collectors who want their displays to feel lived‑in, this pack is essential.

The Rescue Set

All figures exclusive to the set (not individually carded)

The Rescue Set recreates one of the most emotional sequences in The Mandalorian. It brings together characters who would feel incomplete if released separately, and the pack’s strength lies in its cohesion. The figures are uncarded exclusives, which reinforces the idea that this is a scene‑building set rather than a carded collector release.

The sculpting captures the tension and urgency of the moment, and the figures pair naturally with dark troopers, Imperial corridors, and Moff Gideon’s command room. As a multi‑pack, it succeeds by delivering a complete scene in one box.

Heir to the Empire – 3‑Pack