Clone Trooper - Commander Cody (Paper Decal Custom or Heavily Damaged)
sw0196 (Non-Authentic/Damaged Modification) · Star Wars
The Clone Wars · 2008 (Original base figure)
Figure ID
sw0196 (Non-Authentic/Damaged Modification)
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2008 (Original base figure)
Rarity
Common base with zero collector value due to extreme damage and non-official modifications.
Head
Standard LEGO stud head with catastrophic ink/marker damage, missing original face printing.
Torso
White torso base with a low-quality paper decal or sticker applied over the original print, depicting Commander Cody (Orange accents). Arms are severely yellowed and chewed.
Legs
Standard white legs with black hips; showing significant teeth marks and plastic de-lamination on the right hip connector.
Accessories
None present. Missing helmet, jetpack, and weapons.
Color Scheme
White, orange (via sticker), and black. Extensive yellowing on arms and neck stud.
Printing Details
None of the original LEGO pad printing is visible; replaced by a pixelated paper sticker/decal on the torso and black marker/ink on the head.
Variants
This is a 'damaged custom' based on the 2008 Clone Wars Commander Cody design.
Condition Notes
Extremely poor; classified as 'scrap.' Includes teeth marks, severe plastic yellowing, missing limbs (hands), and destroyed printing.
Estimated Value
$0.00 - $0.50 (Value only for scavengable internal hip springs)
Price (New)
$24.99 (Original set 7676 context)
Compatible Sets
Based on the 7676 Republic Attack Gunship (2008)
Character Background
CC-2224 'Cody' was a high-ranking Clone Commander who served under Obi-Wan Kenobi during the Clone Wars.
Design Notes
This figure appears to be a child's attempt at customizing a basic figure using printed paper and glue, a common practice before specialized custom parts were widely available.
Similar Minifigures
sw0196 Commander Cody, sw1222 Commander Cody (Phase 2)
Collectibility
None. Collectors seek near-mint pad-printed figures; paper-decal damaged figures are considered trash in the hobby.
History
Represents the early ‘Clone Wars’ aesthetic era (2008-2010) where many fans tried to create characters LEGO hadn't fully realized yet.
Interesting Facts
The arm yellowing suggests exposure to direct sunlight for many years, likely in a bins or windowsill.
Display Suggestions
Not recommended for display; suitable for a 'battle-damaged' MOC or as a painting practice dummy.
Modification Potential
High; the figure is already destroyed, making it a perfect candidate for experimental painting or sculpting.
Overall Assessment
This is an unrecoverable, non-authentic assembly of parts that holds no market value but potentially significant sentimental value to the original owner.