The small but industrious Mouse Droid scurried into The Vintage Collection as a high-profile San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) exclusive in 2011. While these MSE-6 units are ubiquitous across the Death Star and Star Destroyers in the Original Trilogy, this specific release was part of the "Revenge of the Jedi" . It offered collectors a premium, super-detailed version of the boxy messenger droid, perfectly scaled for 3.75-inch dioramas of the Galactic Empire’s interior corridors.
Technical Details & Sculpt
- Design & Mechanical Sculpt: The sculpt captures the distinct, angled silhouette of the MSE-6 series. Despite its small size, it features realistic panel lines, ventilation grilles, and the characteristic top-mounted sensor array. The industrial black finish is designed to reflect the sterile, polished environment of an Imperial facility.
- Deco & Detail: The SDCC release features a premium matte-black finish with silver and grey paint highlights on the mechanical components. The "wheels" (though largely concealed by the skirt) are detailed to give the impression of a functional, self-propelled unit navigating a Star Destroyer deck.
- Scale & Precision: This figure is a masterclass in 1:19 scale accuracy. It is significantly smaller than a standard human figure, ensuring it fits perfectly beneath the boots of a Stormtrooper or next to the console of an Imperial Officer.
- Display Utility: This is the essential "set dressing" figure for any Death Star or Imperial Star Destroyer diorama. He is best positioned in a corridor alongside Darth Vader (VC08) or being barked at by Chewbacca.
Accessories & Equipment
The Mouse Droid is a self-contained unit, but its primary "feature" in this 2011 release is its hidden functionality. A standout feature is the removable top panel, which reveals the internal circuitry and mechanical workings of the droid—a detail rarely seen in smaller-scale versions. Additionally, this version was housed in unique "Revenge of the Jedi" branded packaging, making it a prized piece for carded collectors and completionists alike.
Quick Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Series | Star Wars: The Vintage Collection |
| Number | VC67 |
| Source | A New Hope / Revenge of the Jedi (Set) |
| Release Year | 2011 (SDCC Exclusive) |
| MSRP | $9.99 (Individual value in set) |
| Features | Removable Top Panel, Internal Circuitry |