The figure also has a matching pauldron and all of the details sculpted into the figure and its accessories is just awesome. This is a unique design for a clone trooper helmet and it couldn’t be more fitting for a character in The Clone Wars television show, where they are typically decorated aggressively. The helmet looks amazing and we really have never had a clone trooper look quite like this before in the basic figure line. On the “nose” of the helmet are very thin parallel lines, almost reminiscent of the Shock Trooper pattern, and it adds an illusion of teeth to the helmet. Half of the helmet has been painted gray and then the lower “cheek portions” also have the same color. The most significant upgrade to the figure however (if you’re comparing it to the ARC Troopers figure) is the added detail to the phase II helmet. This stark contrast makes the figure pop in an explosive way. His armor is primarily white as you would expect, but the forearms and lower legs have been painted gray (along with some subtle red details). It’s a brilliant piece of work!Ĭlone Commander Colt looks simply perfect. It’s amazing that this figure incites so much excitement especially since the same sculpt has been utilized before (twice), but the new paint job and attention to detail Hasbro has given this time around. But whatever your lot, Hasbro has now released a stellar version of Clone Commander Colt (and even named as such) for The Clone Wars basic figure line and we have to say that it is an incredible addition to the basic figure line. Obviously, many other collectors believe that the figure is just meant to be a generic ARC Trooper loosely based on those awesome television episodes. (After all, maybe Hasbro didn’t get the best source materials up front when making the figures.) And to be honest, we still are of the opinion that it was definitely an attempt to make Colt. And about half of the collecting community believed that the white, red and silver ARC Trooper was indeed Clone Commander Colt also, but just with some very obvious paint job errors.

Many referred to this ARC Trooper as Clone Commander Colt, including ourselves. But they both nearly mirrored two characters that appeared in the premier episodes of Season 3 including Clone Cadets and ARC Troopers. Inside were two “generic” ARC Trooper action figures. In 2010, Hasbro released the stunning 2010 TCW ARC Troopers Battle Packs set. But what if there technically wasn’t a first attempt? That seems to be the controversy with regards to Clone Commander Colt. Second or third time is usually the charm when it comes to Hasbro and their amazing action figures.

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