Is the Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) rare?
Only 4 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor), suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 2010.
Common questions about the Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) from Sideshow Collectibles (2010).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
Only 4 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor), suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 2010.
The Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) originally retailed for $89.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Sideshow Collectibles did not produce a "Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor)" figure in 2010, as the company's Star Wars line at that time focused on prequel-era characters like Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, while Clone Trooper figures were primarily manufactured by Hasbro. If your item is labeled as a Sideshow product from that year, it is likely a misidentified Hasbro figure, a third-party reproduction, or a counterfeit. To authenticate the item, you should verify the manufacturer's logo, packaging style, and articulation points against known Hasbro 2010 Clone Trooper releases, as Sideshow did not release a product matching this specific description.
The Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) was released in 2010 by Sideshow Collectibles.
The Sideshow Collectibles Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) from 2010 is a discontinued product and is no longer in print. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer, and current availability is limited to the secondary market through third-party resellers.
To condition-check a Sideshow Collectibles Republic Clone Trooper, inspect the armor for stress cracks, particularly around the joints and helmet, and verify that the paint is free from chipping or fading. Examine the sculpting for any molding defects, such as sink marks or flash, and ensure that the articulation points move smoothly without excessive play or binding. Check the base and stand for stability and any signs of damage, as these are common failure points for display figures. While professional grading services like CGC can provide a standardized score, most collectors assess value based on the presence of original packaging, the figure's "mint on card" status, and the absence of visible cosmetic flaws.
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4 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Republic Clone Trooper (Phase I Armor) Sideshow Collectibles (2010).