Common questions about the Pit Droid from Lego (2000).
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The Lego Pit Droid from set 8000 is not considered rare. It was a common promotional figure distributed widely with the 2000 release of Star Wars Episode I merchandise. These figures are frequently found in secondary markets at low prices due to their high original production volume.
The Pit Droid originally retailed for $19.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The SKU and MPN 8000 correspond to the 2000 Lego Star Wars Battle Pack, which includes a Pit Droid minifigure. Authenticity is confirmed by the presence of a molded "LEGO" logo on the underside of the figure's feet and the specific dark grey color of the body parts. Counterfeit versions often feature printed logos, incorrect color shades, or poor molding details on the head and limbs.
The Pit Droid was released in 2000 by Lego.
The Lego Pit Droid set 8000 is retired and no longer in print. It was released in 2000 and has not been reissued since. New copies are only available through third-party sellers who have kept stock sealed.
Lego does not use a standardized grading scale for individual minifigures, so condition is assessed visually. Inspect the head and torso for cracks, deep scratches, or fading, particularly on the yellow plastic which is prone to discoloration over time. Check that all printed details are sharp and that the limbs move freely without excessive looseness or stiffness.
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