Imperial Gunner
sw0858 · Star Wars
Star Wars: Rogue One / Original Trilogy · 2017
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Figure ID
sw0858
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2017
Rarity
Common
Overall Assessment
A solid troop builder figure with great detailing, essential for any classic LEGO Star Wars Imperial army collection
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation3.00 USD to 6.00 USD depending on condition and completeness
Original Retail
Came in sets ranging from 20 to 100 USD
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Light nougat flesh tone skin, determined expression with gritted teeth and chin strap printing, dual-sided with alternate expression
Torso
Black torso with detailed Imperial uniform printing, silver belt buckle, and chest rank/line details, black arms and black hands
Legs
Plain black standard legs with black hip piece
Accessories
Standard black Imperial crew helmet with chin strap detail
Printing Details
High quality sharp pad printing on torso and head, featuring metallic silver ink accents on the belt and uniform lines
Color Scheme
Monochromatic black with dark grey and silver accents on the torso printing
Known Variants
Multiple versions of the Imperial Gunner exist across LEGO Star Wars history with older yellow-skin versions and different helmet molds, this specific version features modern flesh tone and dual-molded or printed helmet styles
Condition Notes
Check for scratches on the glossy black torso and helmet, fading on the silver torso printing, and wear on the head print
Found In Sets
75184 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar (2017), 75159 Death Star (2016/2018)
Character Background
Imperial Gunners served as artillery operators on the Death Star and other Imperial installations, famously manning the superlaser to destroy Alderaan
Design Notes
Represents a modern update to the classic 2002 Death Star Gunner, incorporating improved facial expressions, flesh tones, and more detailed uniform printing
History
First introduced in early 2000s with yellow skin and simple helmets, the design was updated with flesh tones and detailed torso printing in later waves
Interesting Facts
The helmet piece is shared with several other Imperial crew and vehicle driver roles due to its iconic rounded aesthetic
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility as a troop builder, highly sought after by army builders filling out Death Star display sets
Similar Minifigures
Death Star Trooper, Imperial Officer, Imperial Navy Trooper
Display Suggestions
Best displayed inside a LEGO Death Star hangar MOC alongside TIE Fighter pilots and stormtroopers
Modification Potential
Excellent for army building and custom Imperial military dioramas or creating custom officer variants