First Order Stormtrooper (Pointed Mouth Pattern)
sw0667 · Star Wars
The Force Awakens · 2015. This figure debuted as part of the initial wave for Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, marking a significant redesign of the iconic Stormtrooper aesthetic after decades of the Original Trilogy look.
Figure ID
sw0667
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2015. This figure debuted as part of the initial wave for Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, marking a significant redesign of the iconic Stormtrooper aesthetic after decades of the Original Trilogy look.
Rarity
Uncommon. While mass-produced in several sets, it is no longer in production, and collectors often seek them in large quantities for army building, which keeps supply tighter than individual character figures.
Head
The head is a standard plain white or solid black stud (often used under helmets in this era) or a 'fleshy' clone-style angry face. The helmet is the standout: a white molded piece with the 'pointed' black vent printing at the mouth, distinguishing it from later versions with rounded vents.
Torso
White torso with First Order armor plating print. Features a thermal detonator print on the back and a black neck line. The arms are plain white with white hands.
Legs
White legs with black hip joints. The printing features knee plating and boot details consistent with the First Order armor design introduced in 2015.
Accessories
Typically comes with a medium-sized F-11D blaster rifle or a small stud shooter. This specific image does not show accessories, but the standard loadout is the black blaster.
Color Scheme
Stark white and black. The high-contrast palette reflects the fascist, clinical aesthetic of the First Order, utilizing standard LEGO White and Black plastics.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing. The helmet features precise black and grey details. The torso and legs have thin, sharp lines to represent armor segments.
Variants
The primary variant is sw0905, which features a 'rounded' mouth vent. There is also a version with a squad leader pauldron (sw0666) and a megablaster heavy assault version.
Condition Notes
Susceptible to yellowing if exposed to UV light. Check the 'neck' area for cracks in the torso and the 'heels' for stress marks. The white plastic shows dirt and play-wear scratches easily.
Estimated Value
Used: $3.00 - $5.00; New: $7.00 - $9.00. Because these are 'army builders,' prices remain steady despite high supply.
Price (New)
Originally available in sets ranging from $12.99 (Battle Packs) to $149.99 (Millennium Falcon). The most cost-effective way to get them was the First Order Battle Pack (75132).
Compatible Sets
75103 First Order Transporter, 75132 First Order Battle Pack, 75104 Kylo Ren's Command Shuttle, 75192 Millennium Falcon (UCS).
Character Background
The First Order Stormtroopers were conscripted from birth and trained for loyalty to the Supreme Leader Snoke and Kylo Ren. Unlike Imperial Stormtroopers, they were raised on a diet of propaganda and simulation training.
Design Notes
The 2015 'pointed mouth' mold was the first iteration for the sequel trilogy. LEGO fans often debate between this version and the later 2018 redesign, with many preferring the sleekness of this original version.
Similar Minifigures
Imperial Stormtrooper (sw0585), First Order Snowtrooper (sw0657), First Order Flametrooper (sw0665).
Collectibility
High for army builders but moderate for single-figure collectors. It is an essential component of any Sequel Trilogy collection.
History
This figure represents the first major 're-skin' of the Stormtrooper concept in the LEGO Star Wars line since the transition from the mega-blocky classic style to the modern detailed style.
Interesting Facts
The 'pointed' mouth print on this version is actually a more accurate representation of the early 'The Force Awakens' costume designs compared to the later softened versions.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in ranks or 'platoons' on a grey baseplate. Pairs perfectly with the Kylo Ren (sw0663) or Captain Phasma (sw0668) figures.
Modification Potential
Excellent for custom Pauldrons or backpacks. The white torso and legs are often used as base parts for custom 'Mandalorian' or 'Trooper' MOCs.
Overall Assessment
A solid, well-designed figure that holds its value well due to army-building demand. Rating: 7/10 for design, 9/10 for utility in MOCs.