Star Wars Selection (Yoda - Santa, Mace Windu, Clone Trooper Commander, etc.)
sw0356, sw1212, sw0481, sw1216, sw0996, sw0001c, sw0515, sw1224 · Star Wars
Prequel Trilogy, Clone Wars, Advent Calendars · Multiple (2011 – 2022)
Figure ID
sw0356, sw1212, sw0481, sw1216, sw0996, sw0001c, sw0515, sw1224
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
Multiple (2011 – 2022)
Rarity
Varies from Common (Battle Droids) to Uncommon (Santa Yoda) and Exclusive (Commander)
Head
Range from classic alien molds (Yoda, Ki-Adi-Mundi) and Clone helmets to standard minifigure heads (Mace Windu).
Torso
Highly detailed prints including Phase 2 Clone armor, Jedi robes, and Santa Claus suit for Yoda.
Legs
Standard, short (Yoda), and thin mechanical (Battle Droid); Yoda features Santa-style printing.
Accessories
Neon lightsabers (various colors), stud shooters, blasters, and chain connector.
Color Scheme
Predominantly White, Tan, Brown, and Gray with festive Red for Santa Yoda.
Printing Details
Modern high-precision printing on the newer Clones (sw1216) vs. older pad printing styles.
Variants
Includes holiday seasonal variant (Santa Yoda) and rank-specific Clone armor (Commander/Pilot).
Condition Notes
Check for lightsaber blade cracks, cape fraying (not shown here), and white plastic yellowing.
Estimated Value
Varies; Santa Yoda ~$10-15, Mace Windu ~$5-10, Clone Pilot ~$5-8. Total lot ~$60-80.
Price (New)
Mostly distributed in sets ranging from $30 (Advent) to $140 (AT-TE).
Compatible Sets
75337 AT-TE Walker, 7958 Star Wars Advent Calendar, 75019 AT-TE.
Character Background
Characters from the Galactic Republic and Separatist Droid Army during the Clone Wars era.
Design Notes
Evolution from the simple dot-eyed Yoda to the more detailed molded heads seen here.
Similar Minifigures
Other Clone Trooper legions (501st, 212th) and other Jedi High Council members.
Collectibility
High for Clone Army builders and seasonal Star Wars collectors.
History
Follows the LEGO Star Wars evolution from simple play figures to screen-accurate collectibles.
Interesting Facts
Santa Yoda was the second ever holiday-themed Star Wars figure released after 2011 Santa Maul.
Display Suggestions
Ideal for a Clone Wars era diorama or a specific Star Wars holiday display.
Modification Potential
Clones are popular for 'purist' customization using different helmets and pauldrons.
Overall Assessment
A solid collection of Clone Wars era figures with one notable seasonal collector piece.
Notes
Identify all of them