TITAN - Ice Planet / Droid / Space Character Head Part
3626pb2237 · Space
Ice Planet 2002 / Ultra Agents / Generic Droid or Robot Head · 2014
Figure ID
3626pb2237
Theme
Space
Year Released
2014
Rarity
Common to Uncommon
Head
Light aqua standard minifigure head with a white visor frame outline, blue screen display interior, spiral dizzy/confused eyes, and a small black mouth with a blue oil or coolant leak, single-sided or part of a multi-expression robot head piece.
Torso
Not visible as the image only shows the head component of a minifigure.
Legs
Not applicable as this is an isolated head piece.
Accessories
None included in the image.
Color Scheme
Light aqua primary plastic color with black, dark blue, and light blue printing.
Printing Details
Pad-printed robot visor design featuring crisp black lines, solid blue screen fill, spiral eye graphics, and a dripping coolant leak detail.
Variants
Appears in various robotic or futuristic themes with similar screen-face prints featuring alternate expressions on the reverse side.
Condition Notes
The piece shows a noticeable vertical crack on the left side of the head near the visor print, which degrades the structural clutch power and collector value.
Estimated Value
Under $1.00 USD due to being a loose, cracked single head component.
Price (New)
N/A as this is an individual component rather than a complete set item.
Compatible Sets
Appears in various LEGO sets featuring robots, droids, or tech characters from the mid-2010s era.
Character Background
Represents a generic robotic entity, computer terminal screen, or malfunctioning android experiencing a system error or crash.
Design Notes
Utilizes the classic standard LEGO minifigure head mold with specialized digital screen graphics catering to sci-fi and tech-based themes.
Similar Minifigures
Other LEGO robot, cyborg, and computer terminal heads with digital face printing.
Collectibility
Low collectibility as a standalone loose piece, further diminished by the visible crack.
History
Part of LEGO's ongoing evolution of highly expressive robotic and computerized minifigure faces introduced heavily in themes from the 2010s onwards.
Interesting Facts
The dripping blue element at the bottom of the visor cleverly mimics biological drool or vomiting, translated into robotic terms as a fluid leak or system malfunction.
Display Suggestions
Best utilized in a sci-fi repair bay MOC, a robot scrap yard, or a comedic vignette featuring a malfunctioning computer system.
Modification Potential
Can be used freely in custom LEGO creations, robotic builds, or futuristic space dioramas.
Overall Assessment
Poor condition due to a structural crack on the side, making it suitable only for casual play or parts bins rather than serious collection.