Common questions about the Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids from Sideshow Collectibles (2014).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
Sideshow Collectibles produced the Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids in a standard production run of 1,000 units in 2014. Because this figure was part of a larger, widely marketed Star Wars collection and not a limited edition, it is not considered rare by collectible standards. These figures are commonly available on the secondary market, and their value is generally determined by condition rather than scarcity.
The Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids originally retailed for $129.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Sideshow Collectibles did not release a product specifically titled "Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids" in 2014, as their Star Wars line that year focused on larger-scale figures and dioramas rather than mass-produced infantry droid sets. You should verify the item against the official Sideshow catalog for 2014, which lists products like the "Battle of Geonosis" diorama or specific character figures, to determine if you are looking at a mislabeled item, a third-party reproduction, or a product from a different manufacturer. If the packaging and sculpting details do not match the official Sideshow specifications for that year, the item is likely not an authentic Sideshow release.
The Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids was released in 2014 by Sideshow Collectibles.
The Geonosis Infantry Battle Droids by Sideshow Collectibles are no longer in print. As a limited-edition figure released in 2014, this item is considered out of production and is only available through the secondary market from third-party sellers or collectors.
Sideshow Collectibles does not provide a standardized grading service for their Star Wars figures, so condition assessment is typically done informally by collectors based on visible defects. You should inspect the droids for paint wear, plastic stress marks, and loose joints, paying particular attention to the head articulation and the integrity of the blaster attachments. Since these are mass-produced items rather than unique art pieces, there is no official numerical grade, and value is determined by the presence of original packaging and the absence of significant damage.
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