Tusken Raider
sw0620 · Star Wars
Episode IV: A New Hope · 2015. It debuted in set 75081 T-16 Skyhopper, representing a significant shift toward higher-detail molded heads for the character.

Figure ID
sw0620
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2015. It debuted in set 75081 T-16 Skyhopper, representing a significant shift toward higher-detail molded heads for the character.
Rarity
Uncommon. While not limited to a single set, it was eventually replaced by variants with cross-belt printing and later versions with more detailed robes.
Head
Unique molded head piece in Tan with Silver spikes and eye filters. Features Dark Brown mouth area and intricate wrapping textures. It does not use a standard minifigure head; the mold is the entire head piece.
Torso
Tan torso with diagonal reddish-brown bandolier (pouch belt) and a dark brown waist belt. Detailed printing shows fabric folds. Back is printed with continued belt and robe texture.
Legs
Tan legs with printed robe details including vertical cloth folds and a horizontal line indicating the bottom of the tunic. No side printing.
Accessories
Typically comes with a Gaderffii staff (Gaffi Stick) made from a brown bar and silver connectors, or a long rifle. The specific figure in the image is missing its accessories.
Color Scheme
Primary: Tan (Sand Yellow). Accents: Reddish Brown, Dark Brown, and Metallic Silver on the head spikes.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on torso (front/back) and legs (front only). The molded head features precise silver paint applications on the small spikes and goggles.
Variants
The original version (sw0052) had a flat-printed head. This version (sw0620) has one bandolier. Later variants like sw1074 have crossed bandoliers and updated leg printing.
Condition Notes
Common wear points include the silver paint on the small head spikes and potential cracking in the torso sides/arms. The molded head is durable but can collect dust in the crevices.
Estimated Value
New: $7.00 - $10.00 USD. Used: $4.00 - $6.00 USD. Current market is stable due to high availability in multiple sets.
Price (New)
Came in sets ranging from $24.99 (75081) to $99.99 (75220 Sandcrawler). Value has appreciated significantly over the original 'per-figure' breakdown.
Compatible Sets
75081 T-16 Skyhopper (2015), 75173 Luke's Landspeeder (2017), 75198 Tatooine Battle Pack (2018), 75220 Sandcrawler (2018).
Character Background
Fearsome desert dwellers of Tatooine, also known as Sand People. Known for their aggression and mastery of desert survival, appearing famously in A New Hope and more recently in The Mandalorian.
Design Notes
The 2015 mold was a massive upgrade over the 1999 flat-print design, capturing the industrial/primitive aesthetic of the movie mask with much better accuracy.
Similar Minifigures
sw0052 (Classic Tusken), sw1074 (Crossed Bandoliers), sw1186 (The Book of Boba Fett variant). Also similar to Jawa minifigures.
Collectibility
High for army builders but moderate for rare-item hunters. They are essential for any Tatooine-themed diorama or MOC.
History
First introduced in 1999 as a very simple figure. This molded version represents the 'Modern Era' of Star Wars minifigures that prioritize screen-accurate custom molds.
Interesting Facts
The spikes on the head are actually called respiratory filters in Star Wars lore. This specific minifigure design was used for almost 5 years without major changes.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in 'army' groups of 3 or more. Looks excellent on Tan baseplates or alongside a Bantha (set 75265) or Sandcrawler.
Modification Potential
Great for purist customs; legs can be swapped with newer 'skirt' pieces or used to create desert-themed survivors for Fallout-style MOCs.
Overall Assessment
A solid, highly accurate representation of an iconic Star Wars character. A must-have for any Star Wars fan, offering great value for its price point.