Clone Trooper (Phase 2) - Chunky Lower Helmet Grills, White Arms, Scowling Face

sw1189 · Star Wars

Star Wars Episode 2 & 3 / Clone Wars Series · Released in January 2022 as part of the 75320 Snowtrooper Battle Pack and later the 75337 AT-TE Walker.

Clone Trooper (Phase 2) - Chunky Lower Helmet Grills, White Arms, Scowling Face

Figure ID

sw1189

Theme

Star Wars

Year Released

Released in January 2022 as part of the 75320 Snowtrooper Battle Pack and later the 75337 AT-TE Walker.

Rarity

Uncommon. While mass-produced in battle packs, it is highly sought after by army builders, keeping individual demand and market value higher than many standard grunt figures.

Head

Features the newer 'Clone' head style (Nougat) with a grumpy/stern expression, black eyebrows, and white pupils. It is not dual-sided.

Torso

White torso representing Phase 2 Clone armor. Includes detailed black and grey contour lines for the chest plates and a utility belt. Back printing continues the armor detail. White arms and black hands.

Legs

White legs and hips with extensive black and light grey printing for the kneepads and armor segments. Features specific line work introduced in the updated 2020/2022 graphic overhaul.

Accessories

Commonly includes a medium-length blaster (DC-15S) or a long blaster rifle (DC-15A). Note: The image shows the figure without held accessories.

Color Scheme

Dominantly white (armor) with black (under-suit/details) and light grey (shading/contouring).

Printing Details

High-quality pad printing on torso (front/back) and legs (front). This version features the '2020 style' printing which includes more weathered or sharp contour lines compared to the 2014 era.

Variants

Closely related to sw1094 (501st Legion) but without the blue markings. It differs from the 2014 version (sw0541) through its updated leg printing and the 'flesh' colored head vs. old black head pieces.

Condition Notes

Susceptible to yellowing if exposed to UV light. High wear points include the neck post (cracking) and the friction on the leg joints. Check for helmet print alignment as some batches have slightly rotated prints.

Estimated Value

Used: $5.00 - $7.00 USD; New: $8.00 - $11.00 USD. Prices fluctuate based on the secondary market demand for army building.

Price (New)

Included in sets ranging from $19.99 (Battle Pack) to $139.99 (AT-TE). Effectively valued at $4.00 per unit in the original retail context.

Compatible Sets

75320 Snowtrooper Battle Pack (2022), 75337 AT-TE Walker (2022).

Character Background

Standard Republic infantry during the later stages of the Clone Wars. This Phase 2 armor is the iteration seen in 'Revenge of the Sith' and the final seasons of 'The Clone Wars'.

Design Notes

Incorporates the 'moles' or 'pin' holes on the sides of the helmet for attachment of visors/rangefinders, a design choice introduced to standardize Phase 2 helmets across different legions.

Similar Minifigures

sw0541 (Phase 2 Clone 2014), sw1235 (212th Battalion Clone), sw1094 (501st Legion Clone).

Collectibility

High. Clones are the most liquid asset in LEGO Star Wars collecting; they hold value well because fans buy them in multiples of 10 or 100 for army displays.

History

This specific print style represents LEGO's 2020-present 'standardized' Clone look, aimed at blending the aesthetics of live-action movies and the animated TV series into a single design language.

Interesting Facts

Despite being a 'plain' white clone, this version is remarkably collectible because it serves as the base for many custom legion designs and serves as a literal 'blank slate' for builders.

Display Suggestions

Best displayed in 'march' formation on grey baseplates or defending a Republic vehicle like the AT-TE or Republic Gunship.

Modification Potential

Excellent. Due to the helmet holes, it can be easily upgraded with official LEGO visors or rangefinders. Often used with third-party cloth Pauldrons/Kamis from vendors like CapeCantina or CloneArmyCustoms.

Overall Assessment

A foundational figure for any modern LEGO Star Wars collection. Superior printing and mold quality make it a 9/10 for utility, though its commonality prevents it from reaching 'grail' status.

Identified on 6/27/2026