Lego Star Wars Phase 2 Clones
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The minifigure is equipped with a Phase II Clone Trooper helmet with an orange V shaped marking across thecrest of the helmet and includes some light grey markings (like the torso piece) representing battle damage/scarring. There are some light grey markings accentuating the curve of the visoracross the cheek area, but other than that the helmet is the same form as wesaw on the in 2013. An unmarked Phase II Clone Trooper helmet can be found in the 75028 Clone Turbo Tank Microfighter set from 2014.
Personally I think the battle scarring on this minifigure isa nice feature which gives the impression they are seasoned veterans of many battles rather than grunts ‘hot off the factory floor’ on Kamino. From a torso perspective we have a double print to front and rear. As has been observed with many ofthe 2014 winter wave releases: the torso uses the base print from the released in 2013 (left in photo above). TheTorso print is accentuated by the orange angular markings of the 212 thacross the upper chest plates and from the sides of the midriff (also seen onthe rear print), together with orange highlights to the belt. The arms are orange, the gloves are black(there are no purple prickles all over his backone for the dads out there!). Of course revisitingthe 212 th for a second time raises the question: when are we getting a Phase II Commander Cody? Has appeared in multiple variants(Phase I and Phase II Clone Trooper armour).
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Commander Gree has been released in Phase II armour in spectacular fashionin 75043 AT-AP. Come on Lego, give usCommander Cody, and if he is holding a holographic projection of the Emperorissuing Order 66 so much the betterDid Lego get it right?
We are always interested in your thoughts on the Lego minifigures we review, please add your comments below and give the minifigure a rating on a scale of 1-10. Definitely going to have to agree with you that it is time lego makes a Commander Cody. I bought 6 of these 212th sets, and it's kind of getting expensive using clonearmycustoms.com. I'd have to say that Cody would be a great minifigure!On another note addressing this trooper itself, I have to say it's a great figure.
I love the detail, and they didn't make the set too special (adding Waxer or Boil or some of the unique clones would've made it hard to buy multiple versions of this). I do have to agree, seeing multiple faces would be good.
I think a bit of 5 o'clock shadow like that seen on some of the Captain Rex figures would be good too. Maybe some scars, or bags under the eyes (combat fatigue ain't pretty when you've been in action for 12 hours straight) would be good. Anonymousthis set is amazing i'm a massive fan of the 212th troopers and my favorite scene is the utapau battle it would be amazing to have a phase 2 cody would be the best to complete this wave shame though that they haven't bought him out i'd suggest either a promo pack like the exclusive minifigures or in one of the star wars books because clearly lego would have ideas about this but would be brainstorming on an ideal way to bring him out for us to get but i think it would be very hard to get hold of him as he's a popular minifigure.
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Contents DescriptionThe first Clone Trooper mini-figures appeared in as part of the the, and is based on a Clone Trooper in Phase I armour. This minifigure feature plain legs with a black leg joint, and a white torso with black hands. The torso piece has printing on both the front and the back.
On the front, plates of armour, including chest plates are outlined in, as well as a belt towards the bottom of the piece. Black printing is used for two horizontal stripes on the right chest plate, and around where the middle of the torso connects to the arms and a head piece, representing the clone trooper's black bodysuit worn underneath the armour plating. This black bodysuit printing is also present on the back, as is grey printing for the backplate, the continuation of the belt, and a thermal detonator. The helmet of the first Clone Trooper variant is white, with a large crest in the centre of the top of the piece, and a T-shaped hole in the front, so that when fitted on to a headpiece, whatever is on the headpiece will show through. The helmet has printing above the hole - a black line above the hole, small grey areas above the end of each side of the black line, and black printing below helmet's hole for the mouth area. A black rectangle is also placed just underneath this mouth area.
Lego Star Wars Phase 2 Clone Helmet
The Clone Trooper's head piece is plain black, so that when the helmet is placed on the head, the hole in the helmet is filled, and a black T-shaped visor is represented. This variant of Clone Trooper was armed with a blaster made out of a black piece predominantly used in the as a megaphone, with a translucent blue or orange stud placed on the end. In the set, the studs are a transparent orange, whereas in the set (released in ), the studs were transparent blue.The second variant of Clone Trooper was one based on Phase II Clone Trooper armour. This minifigure retained the first's legs, torso and head, except the printing on the torso was changed from grey to that was introduced in. The major change between this trooper and the first variant was the helmet- a newly moulded piece was made for this helmet, featuring a smaller crest than the first. It also included the depiction of breathing filters, and curved sections in the T-shaped hole around the place each eye would be.
The helmet again features printing, retaining a horizontal black stripe and grey areas, and a mouth area but one which was reduced in size. Black lines are also present on the sides of the breathing filters, and three black circles at the front of the filters. In and, the Clone Troopers were armed again with blasters again made out of black megaphone pieces and transparent blue studs, however in, new specially moulded blaster pieces were introduced. In the, two standard Clone Troopers were included, both with a black, one of which also had grey. This article or section is incomplete.Please improve the article, or discuss the issue on the.BackgroundA computer-generated Clone Trooper from LEGO.com.Clone troopers were grown and trained on Kamino, cloned from the bounty hunter for the Galactic Republic.
The troopers were first called into service during the Battle of Geonosis, when, and were captured. A Jedi taskforce led by was initially sent in to rescue the three captives, however the large number of eventually wore down the small army. Clone troopers flew in on LAAT/i gunships with Jedi Master, evacuating the surviving Jedi. The Grand Army of the Republic, led by Jedi Generals then managed to overcome the Confederacy droid forces on Geonosis, and the first battle of the Clone Wars was won by the clone and Jedi forces.Clone troopers continued to serve as the main infantry units throughout the Clone Wars, participating in most battles throughout the galaxy-wide war. While most clones were standard infantry, some took on specilist roles, such as, and, however all had some degree of proficiency with handheld blaster weapons.
Clone trooper armour evolved over the course of the three-year war, first beginning with the Phase I armour, and transitioning into Phase II, which was more confortable for the troopers to wear and offered greater protection.As the Clone Wars drew to a close, Chancellor, who was secretly the Sith Lord Darth Sidious and enemy to the Jedi, ordered the clone troopers to execute Order 66, designating the Jedi as traitors to the Republic who should be shot on sight. The vast majority of clones complied, killing their former Generals and crippling the Jedi Order. After Palpatine reformed the Republic into the Galactic Empire and declared himself Emperor, he ordered his apprentice, formerly the Jedi Knight to eliminate the Separatist leaders who he knew were stationed on the planet Mustafar. After Vader completed this task, he then broadcast a signal he obtained from the Separatist base, which shut down the droid forces, effectively ending the Clone Wars.Under the rule of the Empire, clone troopers transitioned into the soldiers known as Imperial, a force made up of clone troopers initially, but later also consisted of male humans who were either uncloned or cloned from sources other than Jango Fett, during the Galactic Civil War, there was very few of the latter.Notes.
Dee Bradley Baker voices, and in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and voices in Phineas and Ferb. Jedi: Sith/Sith Allies/Dark Jedi: Galactic Republic Part 1: Clone Trooper Galactic Republic Part 2: Galactic Senate: Separatists: Galactic Empire Part 1: / Galactic Empire Part 2: First Order:.