Space Droid / Robot - Light Bluish Gray with Trans-Neon Green Dome Head
sp128 · Classic Space
Space Droids · 1986
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
sp128
Theme
Classic Space
Year Released
1986
Rarity
Uncommon
Overall Assessment
An absolute classic piece of 1980s LEGO history with high nostalgic value and quintessential retro-futuristic aesthetic
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation5 to 15 USD depending on condition
Original Retail
Originally bundled as part of mid-1980s LEGO Space sets
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Trans-neon green domed head piece with printed skeletal/robotic face features
Torso
Light bluish gray (or old light gray) torso with computer screen and button printing, dark gray arms, orange hands
Legs
Light gray brick-style or molded robot legs
Accessories
None standard for this base droid variant
Printing Details
Classic 1980s retro computer screen and control pad graphics on the torso with simple facial line art on the trans-neon green dome
Color Scheme
Light gray, dark gray, orange, and trans-neon green
Known Variants
Appears with various combinations of arms and hand colors across different mid-1980s space sets
Condition Notes
Prone to yellowing on old light gray plastic and scratching on the trans-neon green dome element
Found In Sets
6808 Galaxy Trekkor, 6848 Strategic Pursuer, and other 1986 Space themes
Character Background
Generic robotic assistant and explorer used throughout early LEGO space exploration factions
Design Notes
Features the iconic translucent neon green domed head piece which doubles as a helmet and head in early space droids
History
Introduced during the golden age of LEGO Space in the mid-1980s, representing early attempts at molded robot figures before standard minifigure bodies took over completely for droids
Interesting Facts
The trans-neon green elements from this era are famous for reacting brightly under UV blacklight
Collectibility
High demand among nostalgic Classic Space collectors and retro-brick enthusiasts
Similar Minifigures
Other Classic Space androids and space worker minifigures from the 1980s
Display Suggestions
Display alongside classic 1980s LEGO Space bases, crater plates, and blue/white/red classic astronauts
Modification Potential
Great for retro MOCs, space station builds, and custom cyberpunk or classic sci-fi dioramas