STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS: This Phase II Clone Trooper action figure is inspired by the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series -- a great gift for collectors and fans ages 4 and up Dispatch an elite corp unit of Phase II Clone Troopers to the battles of the Clone Wars with seven new miniatures to add to your Star Wars: Legion collection! This armor was usually modified to represent unit affiliation. The clone gunners of the 7th Sky Corps could customize their armor in orange and brown desert camouflage. [6] Clone gunners of a clone tank division's ground squadron that operated alongside the 104th Battalion customized their armor with dark colors and the stylized mouth of a creature on their helmet. [1] Chapter 19 of Thrawn includes Arihnda Pryce being appointed governor of Lothal, which Star Wars: Timelines dates to 11 BBY. As chapter 19 also establishes it has been approximately four years since the start of Thrawn, the novel must have began around 15 BBY.

Despite the advantages it offered, Phase I was uncomfortable to wear due to the Kaminoans' unfamiliarity with human ergonomics. [1] Phase II clone trooper armor was the improved version of its Phase I counterpart, providing clone troopers with better vision as well as armor plates that were both lighter and stronger. [2] The new armor was capable of supporting more specialized equipment, [19] such as an external respirator as the helmet did not feature an internal life support system. [20] It was also more expensive to make, costing 3,000 credits [4] per armor set as opposed to Phase I's 2,000 credits. [3] Variant forms [ ] Specialized clone armor [ ] Clone commandos wore Katarn-class armor, a heavier version of the standard-issue clone trooper armor. Clone trooper pilots considered themselves as a breed apart, having been selected early in their development to learn special skills. Their version of Phase I armor featured additional life-support gear and a helmet with improved sensors. Like rank-and-file clones, the clone pilot " Warthog" wore an updated rig—customized to his liking. As the Clone Wars ground on, pilots received improvements to their gear. Stealth clone pilots wore their own unique armor due to their role in flying experimental starships. By the final days of the war, pilots wore new flight gear, featuring open-faced helmets that offered superior visibility during space battles. [2]Tales of Villainy: The Crimson Corsair and the Crime Lords of the Barren Rim" — Star Wars Adventures (2020) 7 ELECTRONIC VOICE DISTORTION: With the press of a button, fans and collectors can distort their voice to sound like that of a Phase II Clone Trooper I also appreciate the additional detailing for the torso print here – representing the character with the additional shoulder-style armour piece which he does utilise in-universe. This is an incredible unique – and arguably un-recognisable – variation of a clone trooper which appears in Revenge of the Sith, and is a figure which I thought we’d never see LEGO attempt to create, so it is awesome that this set brought it into the line. Animated Season 4-7 – these are the clone troopers from seasons four through seven of the Star Wars animated TV show called Star Wars: The Clone Wars .

Phase II was a more advanced version of clone trooper armor and saw a rise in color customization amongst the clone army's detachments. The clones Gregor, Rex, and Wolffe retained some of their armor plates long after their military service ended. Yeah? Well, at least I know how to wear it." ―Rex and Kanan Jarrus, referring to stormtrooper armor [28] Phase II armor was introduced around 21 BBY, and slowly replaced Phase I armor in the months following. Phase II armor was the basis of the stormtrooper armor later worn by the soldiers of Emperor Palpatine's Empire. Another variant of the Phase II armor was the Katarn armor. ARC trooper armor was also modified to be Phase II. Set 75047 presents an opportunity to get one of the arguably most unique and most interesting Clone Trooper Phase II designs which is out there – a 91 st Recon Corps trooper, who many individuals like to say is the named trooper ‘Commander Neyo’ from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Whether you believe this is Neyo himself or just one of his troopers, it is undeniable that this is a fantastic and unique Clone Trooper from the third episode in the prequel trilogy – and is a character who many fans probably never expected to get their hands on. If you are a fan of clone troopers then I doubt you will want to miss this incredibly unique LEGO Phase II Clone Trooper.The first version of clone armor was called Phase I clone trooper armor which was inspired by Mandalorian armor, most notably its helmet. Over the course of the war, improvements were made to the armor's design, creating lighter and stronger plates. Phase I was eventually retired as Phase II clone trooper armor saw widespread distribution through the ranks of the Grand Army of the Republic. By then, a wide array of armor variants were created for specialized troopers, such as the ARC trooper armor of Advanced Recon Commandos, the Katarn-class Commando Armor of clone commandos, and the Clone Dive Armor of clone SCUBA troopers. I'm proud of my service, but I really hate this armor." ―Rex, referring to his Republic service and stormtrooper armor [28] Clone troopers often viewed themselves as expendable for the sake of the Republic. They were created for the sole purpose of combat. However, as the war progressed, the Jedi began to realize that clones were living beings with individual personalities, regardless of how they were created. Steven Barnes' 2004 novel, The Cestus Deception, shows how Jedi value the clones as individuals. The book notes, “[It] didn’t matter that they’d all begun life in identical artificial wombs. In millions of tiny ways, their conditioning and experience were different, and that created differences in both performance and personality.”