Clone Pilot (Phase 2) - Orange / White Body (Custom/Mixed)
Custom · Star Wars
Star Wars: The Clone Wars · 2008-2014 (Mixed parts era)
Figure ID
Custom
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2008-2014 (Mixed parts era)
Rarity
Uncommon to Rare (Due to custom assembly of official parts)
Head
Flesh tone, determination expression with dark eyebrows and slight scowl, standard LEGO Clone Trooper head mold shared across many 2008-2013 sets.
Torso
Orange torso with white Clone Pilot armor printing, black hands. The torso piece originates from official Clone Pilot figures from The Clone Wars era.
Legs
Solid orange legs with a dark bluish-gray hip piece, standard LEGO construction.
Accessories
White Rebel/Resistance Pilot helmet featuring blue stripe and Rebel Alliance insignia (mismatched from a Star Wars Original Trilogy set, not a Clone Wars pilot helmet).
Color Scheme
Orange, white, black, and dark bluish-gray.
Printing Details
High quality official LEGO pad printing on both torso and helmet, though the parts are famously mismatched between factions (Clone Wars armor combined with an Original Trilogy Rebel pilot helmet).
Variants
This specific combination is a purist custom or mixed-part error rather than a canonical official single release.
Condition Notes
Good used condition; check for micro-scratching on the helmet visor and torso print wear.
Estimated Value
$5.00 - $10.00 USD (based on individual official component parts combined)
Price (New)
N/A as a complete packaged figure; original components came in sets valued between $30.00 and $150.00.
Compatible Sets
Components originate from various LEGO Star Wars sets spanning the Clone Wars and Original Trilogy eras.
Character Background
Represents a Republic Clone Pilot from the Grand Army of the Republic, though the helmet incorrectly features Alliance to Restore the Republic insignia.
Design Notes
A classic example of cross-era part swapping by fans, pairing Phase 2 Clone armor with an A-wing or X-wing pilot helmet.
Similar Minifigures
Clone Pilot (sw0224), Luke Skywalker Pilot variants.
Collectibility
Low collectibility as a complete figure due to being a mismatched custom assembly, though individual parts retain standard aftermarket value.
History
Represents the evolution of LEGO Star Wars printing from the late 2000s, blending animated Clone Wars styling with classic helmet molds.
Interesting Facts
The helmet worn by this figure belongs to a Rebel or Resistance pilot, while the torso belongs to a Galactic Republic Clone Pilot—two entirely different eras in the Star Wars timeline.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a standard black LEGO baseplate in a custom MOC hangar scene.
Modification Potential
High for custom builders; parts can be easily separated and used to complete authentic figures.
Overall Assessment
An interesting mixed-part purist custom figure. Fun for casual displays or parts harvesting, but holds no canonical value for strict box-set collectors.