Common questions about the Clone Commander Wolffe (104th Battalion) from Sideshow Collectibles (2014).
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This figure is not considered rare, as it was produced in standard quantities for Sideshow Collectibles' Star Wars line. It remains readily available on the secondary market through retailers and auction sites. Collectors can typically find it without significant difficulty or premium pricing.
The Clone Commander Wolffe (104th Battalion) originally retailed for $159.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Sideshow Collectibles released this figure in 2014 as part of their Star Wars: The Clone Wars line, so authenticity depends on verifying specific manufacturing details. Check for the Sideshow logo on the base and the correct sculpting of Wolffe’s head tattoos and armor markings, which are distinct from other clone trooper variants. Compare your item’s paint application and joint construction against high-resolution images from the original 2014 release, noting that counterfeit versions often feature softer details or incorrect color shades. If the figure lacks a certificate of authenticity or shows significant deviations from official reference photos, it may be a reproduction or bootleg.
The Clone Commander Wolffe (104th Battalion) was released in 2014 by Sideshow Collectibles.
The Clone Commander Wolffe (104th Battalion) figure by Sideshow Collectibles is no longer in print. It was released in 2014 as part of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars line and has been discontinued for several years. New stock is no longer available from the manufacturer or authorized retailers. Collectors must seek out used copies from secondary markets such as eBay or specialty resellers.
Examine the vinyl armor for hairline cracks, particularly around the joints and helmet rim, as this material becomes brittle with age. Check the fabric cape and chest panel for fading, stains, or loose stitching, which are common wear points on this figure. Inspect the paint application on the helmet and armor for chipping or flaking, especially on high-contact areas like the hands and feet. Finally, verify that all articulation points move smoothly without excessive looseness or stiffness, noting any stress marks on the plastic joints.
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