When you click on links to various merchants on GalacticFigures.com and make a purchase, this can result in us earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network. For more information have a look at the Privacy Policy.
SP-4
Star Wars SAGA Series #5, 2003Buy This Figure On Ebay Now (sponsored)
All images are copyrighted by GalacticFigures.com unless stated otherwise.
Pictured accessories may or may not be in scale with one another.
Pictured accessories may or may not be in scale with one another.
SP-4
Star Wars SAGA Series
- Scale: 3.75"
- Exclusive: No
- Variations Recorded: No
- Year Imprinted: 2003
- Released: 2003
- Joint Count: 6
- Joint Details: Ball-jointed neck at the top by the head, swivel jointed neck at the bottom by the body, 2 swivel shoulders, 2 swivel elbows
- Accessory Count: 1
- Accessory Details: Clear Stand
MORE INFORMATION
- Research Droid SP-4 was released individually carded - but packed-in together with Research Droid JN-66
- Both droids can be seen in one of the deleted scenes on the Attack Of The Clones DVD
- Unfortunately Hasbro mixed up the arms and put the right arm where the left one needed to go - and the left arm where the right arm needed to be
- The stand plugs nicely into a hole in the bottom of the droid
- The droid has no removable or hidden panels
- The paint application is applied well - but a more shiny silver would have matched the on-screen character better
- Both thrusters on the bottom of the droid are not movable
PACKAGING TEXT
The analysis droids SP-4 and JN-66 assist Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi when he seeks their help in identifying a small toxic dart. The origin of the mysterious weapon may provide the only clue in discovering who is behind the assassination attempt on Senator Amidala. Deep within the great Jedi Temple, in an encased analysis room, the SP-4 droid examines the dart and searches for a possible link in its streaming bank of data. Typically reliable for such research, the analysis droid's assessment is less informative than the Jedi had hoped.