Imperial TIE Fighter Pilot - White Imperial Logo, Black Legs, Plain Head

sw0621 · Star Wars

Ultimate Collector Series / Rebels · 2015. Included in 75095 UCS TIE Fighter and 75082 TIE Advanced Prototype.

Imperial TIE Fighter Pilot - White Imperial Logo, Black Legs, Plain Head

Figure ID

sw0621

Theme

Star Wars

Year Released

2015. Included in 75095 UCS TIE Fighter and 75082 TIE Advanced Prototype.

Rarity

Uncommon to Rare. While the character is iconic, this specific print (sw0621) with the white logo and refined torso detail was limited to higher-end or specific sets in the mid-2010s.

Head

Plain black head piece. This version lacks a face print because the helmet is designed to be the focal point and historically, TIE pilots have used solid black heads to prevent skin showing through the visor gaps.

Torso

Black torso with detailed Imperial flight suit printing. Features a life support system control box with blue and grey buttons, silver tubes connecting to the back, and a light grey belt.

Legs

Solid black legs without printing. The hip piece is also solid black.

Accessories

Includes the iconic TIE Pilot helmet with white Imperial 'Cog' logos on the forehead. The helmet features molded respirators and silver tooth-grille printing. (Note: Blaster accessory is missing in the image).

Color Scheme

Monochromatic black with silver, white, and subtle blue accents for the electronic components. This 'Midnight' aesthetic is the signature of the Imperial Navy.

Printing Details

High-quality pad printing on the torso (front and back) and helmet. The alignment of the white Imperial emblems on the curved helmet surface is a highlight of this era's manufacturing.

Variants

Variants include sw0035 (classic), sw0268 (with visible face), and sw0543 (Rebels style). This specific version (sw0621) distinguishes itself with more detailed chest-plate printing than older iterations.

Condition Notes

The helmet's white logos are prone to scratching. Check for 'neck cracks' in the black torso and ensure the silver printing on the helmet's breathing apparatus hasn't rubbed off.

Estimated Value

Used Complete: $12 - $18 USD. New: $22 - $30 USD. Value is driven by collectors wanting to populate UCS-scale ships or display lineups.

Price (New)

Mostly found in set 75095 (MSRP $199.99) and 75082 (MSRP $39.99). It was never sold as a standalone figure.

Compatible Sets

75095 TIE Fighter (UCS), 75082 TIE Advanced Prototype, and various Imperial-themed MOCs.

Character Background

TIE Pilots were the elite aviation wing of the Imperial Navy. Known for their high mortality rates and the iconic 'screaming' sound of their twin ion engines.

Design Notes

The helmet mold used here is a masterpiece of LEGO geometry, capturing the complex curves of the prop while maintaining the 'blocky' LEGO aesthetic. This version moved away from the more 'toylike' blue prints of the early 2000s.

Similar Minifigures

sw0671 (First Order TIE Pilot), sw0035 (Classic TIE Pilot), and sw0391 (TIE Pilot with Patterned Legs).

Collectibility

High. Every Star Wars collection requires a TIE Pilot. As an essential 'army builder' but with UCS pedigree, sw0621 remains a staple for serious collectors.

History

First appearing in 1999 as a very simple figure (sw0035), the TIE pilot has undergone five major redesigns. sw0621 represents the 'modern classic' look established during the Disney acquisition era.

Interesting Facts

The 'Imperial Cog' logo on the helmet is actually the sigil of the Galactic Republic modified; in LEGO form, the size of these cogs has changed several times over 20 years to match movie accuracy.

Display Suggestions

Best displayed inside or standing next to a TIE Interceptor or TIE Advanced. Use a clear 1x2 brick to 'hover' the pilot if building a flight deck diorama.

Modification Potential

Excellent. Many fans swap the plain black head for a 'Clone Trooper' or 'Angry Clone' face to represent the transition from Republic to Empire.

Overall Assessment

A 9/10 essential figure. It captures the menace of the Empire perfectly. Its value is stable, and its design remains the gold standard for TIE pilots in the LEGO system.

Identified on 5/28/2026