Stormtrooper (Dual Molded Helmet, Gray Grids on Mouth)

sw1064 · Star Wars

Original Trilogy / Episode IV - A New Hope · First appeared in 2019/2020. This specific version is from the 2019/2020 era of Star Wars sets.

Stormtrooper (Dual Molded Helmet, Gray Grids on Mouth)

Figure ID

sw1064

Theme

Star Wars

Year Released

First appeared in 2019/2020. This specific version is from the 2019/2020 era of Star Wars sets.

Rarity

Common to Uncommon. While it is mass-produced in numerous sets, the 'Dual Molded' helmet era is specific and slightly more sought after than older variants due to its modern look.

Head

A standard flesh-colored head with a 'clone' or neutral male expression underneath a dual-molded Stormtrooper helmet. The helmet features white and black plastic fused together rather than just printed details.

Torso

White torso with Stormtrooper armor printing front and back. Features a black thermal detonator printed on the lower back. Black hands attached to white arms.

Legs

White legs with black hip piece. Printing includes knee plates and boot detailing that aligns with the updated 2019 design standards.

Accessories

Typically comes with a standard black E-11 blaster rifle or a shorter blaster pistol, though no accessory is clearly visible in the foreground of this specific image.

Color Scheme

Primarily White and Black with Light Bluish Gray printing details for the vents and mechanical parts of the armor.

Printing Details

High-fidelity pad printing. Features 'gray grids' on the mouth area of the helmet which distinguishes it from earlier 2014-2018 versions. Includes subtle shadow detailing on the chest plate.

Variants

Variants include sw0585 (2014-2018 version with old helmet mold), sw0997 (found in 20th Anniversary sets), and the 'Rebels' stylized version (sw0630). This sw1064 is the 'modern' dual-molded standard.

Condition Notes

The dual-molded helmets are prone to 'mis-molds' where the black and white plastic meet. Common wear includes scuffing on the white gloss of the torso and loose hip joints after heavy play.

Estimated Value

Used: $5 - $8 USD | New: $9 - $12 USD. Value can fluctuate based on the specific set it originated from (e.g., Imperial Dropship vs. Death Star Cannon).

Price (New)

Commonly found in Battle Pack sets retailing for $14.99 - $19.99, or larger play sets ranging from $30.00 to $160.00.

Compatible Sets

75290 Mos Eisley Cantina, 75262 Imperial Dropship – 20th Anniversary Edition, 75246 Death Star Cannon, 75229 Death Star Escape.

Character Background

The iconic shock troops of the Galactic Empire. This specific design is based on their appearance in the original Star Wars trilogy (A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi).

Design Notes

This figure is notable for the controversial 'Dual Molded' helmet. While more detailed, many fans dislike it because the head cannot turn as easily as previous versions due to the helmet's bulk.

Similar Minifigures

Luke Skywalker (Stormtrooper Disguise), Han Solo (Stormtrooper Disguise), and Sandtroopers (which use the same helmet mold but with dirt printing).

Collectibility

High for army builders. Collectors frequently buy dozens of this specific figure to create 'legions' for display. It remains a staple of the Star Wars collection.

History

LEGO Stormtroopers began in 2000 with a very simple design. This 2019 iteration represents the 4th major redesign of the helmet and armor printing to match modern manufacturing capabilities.

Interesting Facts

The dual-molded helmet was first introduced in the Star Wars Rebels line but was significantly 'upscaled' and detailed for this 2019 'realistic' version.

Display Suggestions

Best displayed in ranks of 4 or 8. Pairs perfectly with an sw0635 Darth Vader or inside an Imperial Shuttle/Star Destroyer MOC.

Modification Potential

Excellent for purist customs. Parts can be swapped to create Stormtrooper Commanders or used with orange shoulder pauldrons to make rank-and-file officers.

Overall Assessment

A solid, highly detailed minifigure that serves as the gold standard for the modern LEGO Imperial army, despite some fan debate over the helmet mold's size.

Identified on 5/5/2026