C1-10P Chopper Imperial Disguise Star Wars The Vintage Collection

C1-10P Chopper Details

Star Wars The Vintage Collection C1-10P Chopper

MSRP: $16.99 USD
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Scale: 3.75"
Exclusive: Fan Channel
Variations Recorded: No
Released: 2025
Joint Count: 10
Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed Dome (allows 360° rotation plus back/forth and side-to-side movement), 1 Swivel Antenna (360° rotation), 2 Swivel Arms In The Dome, 1 Swivel Arm In The Front Of The Body, 2 Swivel Legs, 2 Swivel Ankles, 1 Swivel Middle Wheel (allows 360° rotation plus you can move it further out of the body in 3 steps: all the way up, middle, all the way out)
Accessory Count: 4
Accessory Details: 1 Long Antenna, 1 Short Antenna, 1 Fork For The Middle Wheel, 1 Middle Wheel

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This version of Chopper (C1-10P) in Imperial Disguise was released single carded in Spring 2025 exclusively through the Fan Channel and Amazon
Chopper can be seen disguised as an Imperial droid in season 1 of the Star Wars: Rebels tv series, episode 14 titled "Call To Action" from February 9, 2015
For this figure Hasbro repainted this Chopper figure from 2023
Hasbro included two antennas and a removable middle wheel with Chopper
The antennas plug into a hole in the dome, this way you can display the droid with an extended or regular antenna
The two arms in the dome an be moved around but they are not detachable from the body
The dome can be moved side-to-side, back-and-forth plus it rotates 360°
The arm on the front can be moved out of the body
The middle leg can be detached, and it can be moved into the body in three stages (all the way extended, in the middle, or closer up to the body)
Chopper was well sculpted and nicely painted, but unlike the Star Wars: Ahsoka version, this release is kept all clean (which makes sense since Chopper was all clean in this particular episode of the Star Wars Rebels tv series)
Even though Chopper is smaller than other astromech droids this figure is unfortunately underscaled when compared to other 3 3/4' figures, so much so that it's instantly noticeable
Chopper stands well on display without falling over
This is a repainted figure which makes sense, because it gives us collectors a version of the droid that has not been done previously in the 3 3/4" scale

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With help from his fellow Spectre crew member Sabine Wren, Chopper (C1-10P) could join his team's undercover missions in disguise, painted as an Imperial droid.

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