Wicket (Tan Face)
sw0237 · Star Wars
Episode VI: Return of the Jedi · 2009 (Introduced in set 8038)

Figure ID
sw0237
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2009 (Introduced in set 8038)
Rarity
Uncommon; while not extremely rare, it is the most iconic version of the main Ewok and appeared in a highly desirable large-scale set.
Head
Features a reddish brown hood with small bear-like ears. The face is tan with light green/yellow eyes and subtle fur line printing. The face printing is unique to this specific sw0237 version.
Torso
Reddish brown torso with tan and dark brown vertical fur printing on the front. The arms are reddish brown with reddish brown hands.
Legs
Standard short legs in reddish brown to reflect the character's height; no printing.
Accessories
Commonly packaged with a brown spear or a bow/arrow, though none are shown in the image.
Color Scheme
Primarily Reddish Brown with Tan accents on the face and torso.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on the face and torso. This version marked the transition to more detailed, realistic fur patterns compared to the 2002 'dots-for-eyes' versions.
Variants
Variants include sw0025 (2002 vintage style), sw0511 (2013 version with white face), and sw1036 (2019 version with updated pupils).
Condition Notes
Check for paint rub on the tip of the nose and the hood ears. Stress marks can occur in the torso where the short legs attach. Hand and leg 'clutch' power should stay firm as these use standard ABS plastic.
Estimated Value
Between $12.00 - $18.00 USD for a used complete figure; $20.00+ for like-new condition.
Price (New)
Set 8038 (The Battle of Endor) originally retailed for $99.99 in 2009.
Compatible Sets
8038 - The Battle of Endor (2009) and 10236 - Ewok Village (2013).
Character Background
Wicket W. Warrick is the hero Ewok who first discovers Princess Leia on the forest moon of Endor and leads the tribe to assist the Rebels.
Design Notes
This figure uses a mold that combines the head and torso cover as one piece over a standard torso, giving it the distinctive hunched Ewok profile.
Similar Minifigures
Logray (sw0338), Chief Chirpa (sw0236), and Paploo (sw0238).
Collectibility
Highly collectible; essential for any 'Endor' or 'Return of the Jedi' diorama and remains a fan-favorite character.
History
This 2009 version was a major design leap from the original 2002 Ewoks, featuring much more expressive and detailed facial features.
Interesting Facts
The 2009 'Battle of Endor' set was released for the 10th Anniversary of LEGO Star Wars, making this Wicket a key part of the anniversary celebration.
Display Suggestions
Looks best in a forest setting on a 32x32 green baseplate with trees and foliage, ideally alongside Leia in her Endor outfit.
Modification Potential
Great for custom Ewok armies; the head/hood piece can be swapped onto different colored torsos to create a variety of tribe members.
Overall Assessment
An excellent mid-era Star Wars figure that strikes a perfect balance between 'classic' LEGO charm and modern detail. A must-have for Star Wars collectors.