Protocol Droid (K-3PO Model) - Black with Silver and Blue Eye Markings

sw0634 · Star Wars

Rebels / Original Trilogy · 2015 - Released as part of the Imperial Inspection at the Death Star context within Set 75083

Protocol Droid (K-3PO Model) - Black with Silver and Blue Eye Markings

Figure ID

sw0634

Theme

Star Wars

Year Released

2015 - Released as part of the Imperial Inspection at the Death Star context within Set 75083

Rarity

Uncommon to Rare. While it appeared in a retail set, it is unique to that single set (75083) and represents a specific background droid that hasn't been re-released since.

Head

Pearl Dark Gray / Metallic Black Protocol Droid head with high-detail printing. Features circular silver eyes, a mechanical mouth grille, and subtle blue/silver decorative lines across the forehead.

Torso

Black torso with detailed silver and gray mechanical plating. It includes wires, abdominal sensors, and a belt-like print with small colored indicators (blue and red dots) representing the internal droid circuitry.

Legs

Standard black legs with detailed silver printing on the front of the hips and legs to simulate mechanical joints and greave-like armor plates matching the protocol droid aesthetic.

Accessories

Typically none included as standard, though in the set it often holds a clear translucent-blue data pad or is surrounded by Stormtroopers.

Color Scheme

Monochromatic black and Pearl Dark Gray with metallic silver, light gray, and very small accents of blue and red in the wiring/eye areas.

Printing Details

High precision pad printing. The silver ink has a metallic sheen. Printing is limited to the front of the head, torso, and legs; the back of this specific version usually has minimal or no printing.

Variants

Standard version sw0634 is the primary one. It is often confused with sw0011 (Classic Black Droid) or the 2005 dark bluish gray version, but this 2015 version has significantly more detailed leg and torso printing.

Condition Notes

Prone to visible scratching on the shiny black plastic surfaces. The metallic silver printing can rub off on the hip joints or the center of the torso with heavy play. Check for 'neck cracks' which are common in black torsos from this era.

Estimated Value

Used: $12 - $18 USD; New/Mint: $22 - $30 USD. Prices fluctuate based on the popularity of Imperial-era displays.

Price (New)

Included in Set 75083 (AT-DP) which retailed for $49.99 USD. The figure's value has risen as the set has been retired since 2016.

Compatible Sets

75083: AT-DP (Star Wars Rebels line)

Character Background

This model represents a 3PO-series protocol droid modified for Imperial service. While they appear frequently in the background of Star Wars Rebels and the Death Star, they serve as translators and administrative assistants for the Empire.

Design Notes

Uses the standard 3PO head mold which was first produced in the late 90s, but updated with modern 2015-style printing techniques that allow for thinner, more intricate mechanical lines.

Similar Minifigures

C-3PO (sw0700), K-3PO (sw0165), R-3PO (sw0344), and the Death Star Droid (sw0028).

Collectibility

Moderate. It is a necessary addition for fans of 'Droids' or 'Empire' army builders, but lacks the high-end prestige of a main protagonist like Darth Vader.

History

Protocol droids in LEGO started with simple yellow/gold and chrome versions. This 2015 'Imperial' black version represents the peak of detail for the non-chrome protocol droid releases.

Interesting Facts

Though appearing in a 'Rebels' sub-theme set, this droid is generic enough to fit into any Imperial hangar MOC or a Death Star display without looking out of place.

Display Suggestions

Best displayed in an Imperial shuttle bay or alongside an AT-AT / AT-ST. Use a light gray baseplate to make the black silhouette of the figure pop.

Modification Potential

Excellent for 'Dark Side' droid customs or for parts. The legs and torso are highly versatile for creating other cyborgs or black-armored robotic characters.

Overall Assessment

A solid, detailed minifigure that aged well. Its dark, sleek aesthetic and exclusive printing make it a standout for collectors tracking the evolution of the 3PO mold.

Identified on 5/24/2026