Clone Shock Trooper / Republic Trooper (Custom or Generic Clone)
sw0201 · Star Wars
Star Wars: The Clone Wars · 2008
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
sw0201
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2008
Rarity
Rare
Overall Assessment
A classic and highly desirable troop-builder figure from the golden age of LEGO Star Wars Clone Wars sets, though missing its helmet in this specific image.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuationBetween $15 to $35 USD depending on condition and completeness without helmet.
Original Retail
Originally available in 2008 sets ranging from $25 to $50 USD.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Light flesh tone with a scarred, angry expression, dark eyebrows, and stubble detail.
Torso
White Phase 1 or specialized clone armor torso with red markings, a printed utility belt with red pouches, and black arms with white shoulder pauldron accessory.
Legs
White legs with red and grey printed armor details, matching the Clone Wars animated style.
Accessories
Black blaster pistol held in right hand, white shoulder pauldron (armor piece).
Printing Details
High-detail pad printing featuring stylized Clone Wars animated aesthetics, with distinct red armor markings on the torso, arms, pauldrons, and legs.
Color Scheme
Primary white and dark red, with black hands/arms and light flesh tone head.
Known Variants
Multiple variants of clone troopers exist depending on the specific battalion (Coruscant Guard, 501st, 212th) and Phase 1 vs Phase 2 armor styles.
Condition Notes
Check for print wear on the torso belt and helmet/pauldron friction marks. The head piece shows standard light flesh coloring.
Found In Sets
7670 Hailfire Droid and Spider Droid, and other 2008 Clone Wars era LEGO Star Wars sets.
Character Background
Republic Clone Troopers served the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars, fighting alongside Jedi Knights against the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
Design Notes
Features the distinctive oversized animated-style eyes and specialized printing typical of the 2008 Clone Wars wave.
History
Introduced at the launch of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars multimedia project in 2008, establishing a distinct animated look separate from live-action trilogy sets.
Interesting Facts
The animated Clone Wars figures are easily recognized by their larger, stylized eyes and distinct facial expressions compared to realistic movie versions.
Collectibility
High collectibility among Star Wars army builders and fans of the 2008 Clone Wars animated series era.
Similar Minifigures
Other Clone Wars Phase 1 troopers, Coruscant Shock Troopers, and standard clone minifigures from 2008-2013.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a standard black LEGO baseplate in a battle scene with separatists or alongside other Clone Wars Republic forces.
Modification Potential
Highly popular for custom army building, swapping out helmets, or creating custom Clone Commander variants using purist parts.