Ewok Warrior (Logray / Wicket era generic)
sw0036 · Star Wars
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi · 2002
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
sw0036
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2002
Rarity
Uncommon
Overall Assessment
A charming piece of early 2000s LEGO Star Wars history showcasing the era's creative use of standard minifigure parts.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation5.00 to 12.00 USD depending on completeness and exact part matching.
Original Retail
Originally part of sets retailing around 20.00 to 50.00 USD in 2002.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Classic yellow head with simple black dot eyes, open smile, and red-brown beard/hood printing under a specialized brown Ewok hood with a translucent brown visor/goggles piece.
Torso
Reddish brown torso with dark bluish gray and black robe/strap printing, sand green hands representing furry arms or mismatched elements.
Legs
Plain reddish brown standard legs.
Accessories
Translucent brown visor attached to the Ewok hood element.
Printing Details
Simple early-2000s era Star Wars torso line art printing with solid basic head features.
Color Scheme
Reddish brown, sand green, grey, and classic yellow.
Known Variants
Appears to be a customized or purist variation using an Ewok hood on a standard minifigure body with sand green hands.
Condition Notes
Good used condition, minor scuffing on translucent visor element and typical clutch power.
Found In Sets
7139 Ewok Attack (2002)
Character Background
Represents the fierce native inhabitants of the Forest Moon of Endor who aided the Rebel Alliance against the Galactic Empire.
Design Notes
Features the classic early LEGO Star Wars design philosophy before dedicated molded furry Ewok body parts were introduced.
History
Represents one of the earliest iterations of Endor-themed characters before modern specialized animal molds became standard.
Interesting Facts
Early LEGO Star Wars figures often used standard minifigure bodies with specialized hoods to represent non-human alien species.
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility among nostalgic early-2000s LEGO Star Wars completionists.
Similar Minifigures
Later molded Ewok figures like Wicket (sw0597) or Chief Chirpa.
Display Suggestions
Display alongside classic 2002 Return of the Jedi sets like the Ewok Attack or Endor bunker.
Modification Potential
High potential for purist custom builds utilizing early Star Wars components.