The foundation of the Grand Army of the Republic returned to The Vintage Collection in 2020 as part of Wave 25. This reissue of the Clone Trooper (Phase I) captures the pristine, "shiny" look of the troopers as they first appeared during the Battle of Geonosis in Attack of the Clones. Originally a 2011 release, this 2020 refresh was a vital restock for army builders, providing the necessary numbers to fill out Gunships and battlefields with the high-standard articulation that defined the peak of the 3.75-inch line.

Technical Details & Sculpt

• Design & Phase I Silhouette: The sculpt remains the gold standard for the Phase I aesthetic, featuring the iconic "fin" atop the helmet and the clean, angular plates of the early-war armor. The figure maintains a powerful, disciplined posture that reflects the Kaminoan training of the first generation of Clones.
• Photo-Real Deco: While the armor is predominantly a high-gloss white to simulate "off-the-line" factory fresh gear, the 2020 reissue features updated facial deco for the unmasked head. Utilizing modern printing techniques, the Temuera Morrison likeness is significantly more accurate than the 2011 original, capturing the stoic intensity of the Prime Clone.
• Articulation: Featuring premium TVC articulation, including ball-jointed shoulders, elbows, and knees. The "rocker" ankles and ball-jointed hips are perfectly engineered to allow the trooper to achieve a deep kneeling "firing" stance or to be crammed into the tight troop-hold of a Republic Gunship.
• Display Utility: This is the ultimate "army builder" for any Battle of Geonosis or Kamino Training diorama. He is best displayed in squads alongside Mace Windu (VC35) or Yoda (VC20).

Accessories & Equipment

The Clone Trooper comes prepared for a planetary invasion. He includes his signature DC-15A blaster rifle and a DC-15S blaster carbine, both rendered in a dark metallic finish. A standout feature of the 2020 release is the removable helmet, which reveals the updated unmasked head sculpt. The figure also features a functional peg on the back, allowing for weapon storage during non-combat poses, and the armor plates are designed to allow for a natural two-handed grip on either weapon.

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