Wicket (Ewok)
sw0237 · Star Wars
Episode VI: Return of the Jedi · 2009 (Introduced in set 8038 The Battle of Endor)

Figure ID
sw0237
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2009 (Introduced in set 8038 The Battle of Endor)
Rarity
Uncommon. While widely recognized, this specific version was only available in a few sets during the transition to more detailed Ewok designs.
Head
The head is a single molded piece (hood and face) in Dark Tan and Olive Green. It features printed black eyes with white pupils, a tan muzzle, and a reddish-brown nose. This mold includes the small rounded bear-like ears characteristic of Ewoks.
Torso
Dark Tan with fur-texture printing on the front. The arms are Dark Tan and the hands are Nougat (flesh-toned), representing the bare paws of the character.
Legs
Short, non-articulated legs in Dark Tan. This piece is plain with no printing to match the simple nature of the forest-dwelling character.
Accessories
Typically comes with a brown spear or a small grey bow, though no accessories are shown in the provided image. Collectors usually pair him with primitive weaponry.
Color Scheme
The primary color is Dark Tan (fur) with an Olive Green hood. Accents include Nougat hands and subtle brown printing for fur texture.
Printing Details
The face printing is precise, utilizing early 2010s pad-printing technology. The torso features a simple 'V' shaped fur pattern. No printing is present on the back or legs.
Variants
This is the 2009-2012 version. Later variants (sw0518) feature tan hoods and more detailed face printing with more realistic eyes. The earliest Wicket from 2002 used a very different, less detailed mold.
Condition Notes
Look for paint rubbing on the nose and muzzle. The rubbery/plastic hybrid material of the head can sometimes attract dust or show bite marks. Check the neck joint for cracks in the torso.
Estimated Value
Used: $8.00 - $12.00 USD. New/Mint: $15.00 - $20.00 USD. Prices fluctuate based on the popularity of Endor-themed sets.
Price (New)
Included in set 8038 ($99.99) and 10236 ($249.99). It was never sold as an individual polybag or CMF.
Compatible Sets
8038 The Battle of Endor (2009), 10236 Ewok Village (2013).
Character Background
Wicket W. Warrick is the most famous Ewok from the moon of Endor. He befriended Princess Leia Organa and played a pivotal role in the Rebellion's victory over the Galactic Empire.
Design Notes
This figure represented a significant upgrade from the 2002 version, introducing a much more 'cute' and accurate face mold that better captured the likeness of Warwick Davis's character.
Similar Minifigures
Paploo (sw0238), Chief Chirpa (sw0236), Logray (sw0338), and Teebo (sw0510).
Collectibility
High for Star Wars completionists. Wicket is the most essential Ewok for any Return of the Jedi diorama.
History
First introduced in 2002 as a very basic figure (sw0031), this 2009 redesign defined the character for several years before the 'pupil-less' eye transition in 2013 sets.
Interesting Facts
Despite his small size, Wicket has appeared in more LEGO Star Wars video game levels than almost any other non-humanoid alien character.
Display Suggestions
Display against a forest-themed backdrop or alongside a 75021 Republic Gunship/75332 AT-ST for a scale-accurate Endor scene.
Modification Potential
The head mold is frequently used by MOC builders to create custom Ewok tribes by painting the hood different colors like reddish-brown or dark grey.
Overall Assessment
An iconic and nostalgic figure for those who grew up with the 2009 wave of Star Wars sets. While newer versions exist, this face print is considered the most 'classic' modern Wicket.