Common questions about the Super Battle Droid from Lego (2002).
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The Super Battle Droid from set 8012 is not considered rare. It was a common minifigure included in the widely produced 2002 Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace wave. These figures remain readily available on the secondary market at low prices.
The Super Battle Droid originally retailed for $34.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The item described is not a Lego product, as Lego did not release a set with SKU 8012 in 2002 featuring a Super Battle Droid. Lego’s Star Wars Battle Droid figures typically appeared in sets such as 7171 or 7173 during that era, and no official Lego set matches the provided SKU and description. You should verify the manufacturer and set number on the packaging or minifigure stamp to confirm its authenticity.
The Super Battle Droid was released in 2002 by Lego.
The Lego Super Battle Droid (set 8012) is retired and no longer in print. It is not available to buy new directly from the Lego Store or official Lego channels. Collectors must seek used copies through secondary markets like eBay or specialized resellers.
This item is not a Lego product, as Lego did not manufacture a Super Battle Droid with SKU 8012 in 2002. The SKU 8012 typically corresponds to Hasbro’s Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones action figure line, which released in 2002. For grading, inspect the plastic for stress cracks, check for loose joints, and verify that all original accessories and packaging are present. Condition is primarily determined by the integrity of the figure’s limbs and the completeness of its original box and inserts.
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