Given that the minifig comes with a base with a Technic pin which could be used to connect other droids, it is our summation that matching droids from the Droid Factory set are likely. Note that the dome element seems to be segmented which has led some to conclude that the top of the minifig can be rotated.
Snaps to Graham at Brick Fanatics for the share.
You can enjoy discussing this new minifig set in the dedicated 40268 R3-M2 thread in the LEGO section of our forums.
This post originally appeared on Rebelscum.com on the 5th of January, 2017.
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