Common questions about the 212th Attack Battalion: Utapau (2nd Airborne Company) from Sideshow Collectibles (2012).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
This figure is not considered rare, as it was part of a standard retail release rather than a limited edition or exclusive variant. Sideshow Collectibles produced sufficient quantities for general distribution in 2012, making it readily available on the secondary market. Collectors can typically find it at fair market value without significant scarcity premiums.
The 212th Attack Battalion: Utapau (2nd Airborne Company) originally retailed for $134.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
This item is not a standard Sideshow Collectibles release, as the manufacturer did not produce a widely distributed 2012 figure with this specific title. Sideshow’s Star Wars line during that period focused on the Black Series or premium 1/6 scale figures, neither of which matches this exact battalion designation. You should verify if the item is actually a Hasbro Black Series figure or a third-party custom, as Sideshow did not license this specific clone trooper variant in 2012. Check the packaging for the Sideshow logo and a valid UPC code, but be aware that this specific title likely does not exist in their official catalog.
The 212th Attack Battalion: Utapau (2nd Airborne Company) was released in 2012 by Sideshow Collectibles.
This Sideshow Collectibles figure is no longer in print and was released in 2012. New, unopened stock is extremely rare and typically only available through secondary market resellers. Buyers should expect to purchase used copies or sealed items from private sellers rather than authorized retailers.
This item is a 1/6 scale action figure, so condition checks should focus on the vinyl head and hands for cracks, the fabric uniform for tears or stains, and the plastic armor for scuffs or paint chips. Inspect the articulation joints for looseness and verify that all accessories, such as weapons and display stands, are present and undamaged. Unlike trading cards or coins, this figure is not graded by third-party services like PSA or CGC, so condition is determined by visual inspection and original packaging integrity.
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