Enys Nest
sw0940 · Star Wars
Solo: A Star Wars Story · 2018; released in the Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes set (75215) coinciding with the Solo film.
Figure ID
sw0940
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2018; released in the Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes set (75215) coinciding with the Solo film.
Rarity
Uncommon/Rare. Appearing in only one mid-range set which was retired, making her highly sought after by collectors.
Head
Features a unique molded helmet in Tan with highly detailed Sand Blue and Dark Gray printing, representing the Cloud-Rider mask. Underneath, the head piece is Light Nougat with a dual-sided print showing a determined expression and a masked look.
Torso
Black torso with reddish-brown arms and black hands. Front and back printing feature intricate armor details, tribal patterns, and a chest plate. Printing is high-density and crisp.
Legs
Black legs with printed armor plates on the front and sides, featuring Tan and Sand Blue accents that match the helmet and torso.
Accessories
Short Orange/Dark Tan fabric cape. In the original set, she includes a custom-built staff weapon (weapoms not visible in image).
Color Scheme
A complex earth-toned palette consisting of Black, Tan, Sand Blue, and Dark Brown with a striking Orange accent from the cape.
Printing Details
Superior level of detail for its time, including the first-ever side-leg printing for the Solo wave and a custom helmet mold with multi-color printing.
Variants
None. This is the only version of Enfys Nest ever produced by LEGO.
Condition Notes
The fabric cape is prone to fraying or creasing. The helmet mold features thin protrusions that can suffer from play wear or snapping if handled roughly.
Estimated Value
Used Complete: $30 - $45 USD; New/Mint: $50 - $65 USD. Prices vary based on cape condition.
Price (New)
Included in set 75215 which retailed for $29.99 USD in 2018.
Compatible Sets
75215 Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes (2018).
Character Background
The leader of the Cloud-Riders, a group of pirates later revealed to be early rebels fighting against the Crimson Dawn syndicate and the Empire.
Design Notes
Notable for the unique helmet mold, which is one of the most screen-accurate Star Wars molds created in that era. The use of a short cape helps maintain the scale of the character.
Similar Minifigures
Saw Gerrera, Baze Malbus, or the Mandalorian (Din Djarin) due to the armored 'tribal' aesthetic and intricate printing.
Collectibility
High. As a one-off character from a sub-theme with no current plans for revision, she is an essential 'hidden gem' for Star Wars collectors.
History
Released during the first and only wave of sets for the Solo movie; marked a period where LEGO increased the complexity of side-printing on leg pieces.
Interesting Facts
The Aurebesh text on the helmet can actually be translated, staying true to the screen-used costume's lore.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on her swoop bike or alongside Becket and Han Solo (Mudtrooper) to recreate the Coaxium heist scene.
Modification Potential
The unique helmet and torso are often used in MOCs for custom post-apocalyptic or wasteland characters.
Overall Assessment
9/10. An exceptional minifigure with a unique mold and complex printing. A must-buy for Star Wars completionists due to its single-set exclusivity.