R2-Q5 (or similar Dark Turquoise Astromech Droid)
sw0292 · Star Wars
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi · 2010
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
sw0292
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2010
Rarity
Uncommon
Overall Assessment
A visually striking and uncommon astromech droid variant that adds a splash of unique color to any LEGO Star Wars collection.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuationApproximately $5.00 to $12.00 USD depending on condition and presence of the third leg.
Original Retail
Originally included in sets retailing between $40 and $100 in 2010.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Standard astromech dome piece in dark turquoise with white and black panel and optical sensor printing.
Torso
Standard astromech body in dark turquoise with white and silver mechanical vents, panels, and data port printing.
Legs
Standard astromech tripod leg base in dark turquoise with matching side details.
Accessories
None standard, though astromech droids typically feature a retractable third center leg.
Printing Details
Pad printed details on the dome, front body panel, and back (if applicable), featuring high contrast white and silver lines against a dark turquoise background.
Color Scheme
Primary color is dark turquoise, accented with white, silver, and black printing.
Known Variants
Appears in various color combinations representing different astromech droid units throughout the Star Wars galaxy.
Condition Notes
Prone to wear on the top dome printing and scratching on the glossy dark turquoise plastic due to being handled or tossed in bulk bins.
Found In Sets
7915 Imperial V-Wing Starfighter, 10212 Imperial Shuttle, and other contemporary Star Wars sets.
Character Background
Astromech droids are sentient mechanical helpers in the Star Wars universe, serving starfighter pilots and performing critical ship repair and navigation duties.
Design Notes
Uses the classic multi-piece astromech mold configuration consisting of a dome, body cylinder, legs piece, and a separate cylindrical third leg.
History
LEGO astromech droids have used the same core four-piece mold design since 1999, with constant updates to printing patterns.
Interesting Facts
The dark turquoise color (formerly known as dark cyan) is a fan-favorite nostalgic color that LEGO reintroduced and used sparingly.
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility among Star Wars army builders and droid completionists.
Similar Minifigures
R2-D2, R5-D4, R3-S1, and various other LEGO astromech droid color variants.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed alongside Imperial starfighters or as part of a larger hangar bay diorama containing multiple diverse astromechs.
Modification Potential
Parts can be easily swapped with other astromech droids to create custom color combinations.