Sandtrooper

• MSRP: $79.99 USD
• Scale: 3.75"
• Exclusive: San Diego Comic Con
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: 2009
• Released: 2012
• Joint Count: 14
• Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed neck, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 ball-jointed elbows, 2 swivel wrists, 1 ball-jointed waist, 2 ball-jointed hips, 2 ball-jointed knees, 2 ball-jointed ankles
• Accessory Count: 6
• Accessory Details: 1 Orange Shoulder Pauldron, 1 Backpack, 1 Blaster (consists of 3 parts), 1 Blaster Rifle, 1 Sentry Droid With 1 Clear See-Through Pole

• This Sandtrooper figure was released in 2012 single carded in the "Lost Line" look exclusively at San Diego Comic Con
• The Sandtrooper was packed-in together with six other figures
• Even though this figure was part of the San Diego Comic Con multipack, it was also sold at regular retail (on the same Lost Line card), plus it was also re-packaged and sold on a different card in the basic Vintage Collection assortment
• The trooper came with a blaster rifle, a regular Stormtrooper blaster, a sentry droid with see-through pole and a backpack
• The Sandtrooper's backpack plugs wonderfully into a hole in the back of the figure
• Both of the trooper's weapons fit well into the hands
• The shoulder pauldron is easily removable and it allows for enough room so that the trooper's head can be moved up or down a bit
• The Sentry Droid looks fantastic and it attaches nicely via a see-through pole to the top of the backpack
• Sandtroopers need to be dirty and luckily Hasbro did a brilliant job weathering this figure
• The trooper stands well on display without balancing issues
• This figure was re-released by Hasbro in the Black Series 3.75" in 2017, have a look here: Black Series Sandtrooper

Celebrate 35 years of Star Wars in 2012 as we recreate a "lost" packaging line look that was created, contemplated... and put aside in favor of Kenner's classic black-and-silver Star Wars design. For the first time ever, we're bringing this line look out of the Kenner archives and treating you to a glimpse of what might have been. The same creative team who designed the black-and-silver look also developed this design as one of several options to be considered for the line. In this lost line look, they created high-tech imagery incorporating a signature Star Wars vehicle and an epic space theme. What might have been, what was and what is: it all caputres our imaginations, just as the Star Wars saga captures our imaginations today, tomorrow and always!