Disney’s Droid Factory Build-a-Droid Guide

Star Wars Droid Factory “Star Tours” (2012)

“The Adventures continue at Star Tours! The Star Tours Travel Agency provides convenient daily departures to destinations throughout the galaxy. The Star Tours facilities are operated by many different types of droids, including all types of Astromech Droids. Among these, there are many different colors and styles of R-series droids. Each is different and has their own unique personality. They service every area of the facility and are responsible for navigation of the Starspeeder 1000.”

“May the Force be you You…and your Droids!”

Wave 1 (Released May 2012)

In 2012, during Star Wars Weekends Disney launched a park exclusive line of Build-a-Droid figures in which they used, with permission, the same molds previously sculpted by Hasbro for their The Legacy Collection line. Although unlike Hasbro’s Droid Factory series, this line only featured astromech droids. To begin the line Disney released 15 different domes, 12 different bodies and 4 different hats in their first wave.

R2 Domes (5 versions)

R3 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (3 versions)

R5 Domes (3 versions)

R7 Domes (3 versions)

R2 Bodies – white (5 versions)

R2 Bodies – colored (4 versions)

R7 Bodies (3 versions)

Astromech Hats (4 versions)

The multicolored Mickey Ears were “inspired” from Star Tours’ 2010 exclusive Jedi Mickey and R2-MK (who was not a Build-a-Droid) set. The only difference between the two is that R2-MK’s Mickey Ears do not have a peg inside to keep it in place as it was not based on the Build-a-Droid mold.

Notable Droids that can be made from Wave 1:

R2-D2 – The Superstar of the Star Wars Saga.

R7-C4 – Created by Disney Product Designer Cody Hampton as a tribute to Commander Cody.

Wave 2 (August 2012)

Disney’s second wave of Build-a-Droid parts made their debut in Orlando during Star Wars Celebration VI. Here Disney included something new for longtime collectors: new droid domes. Three domes, R6, R8, and R9 were newly sculpted exclusively for the line.

R3 Domes (1 version)

R6 Domes (3 versions)

R8 Domes (3 versions)

R9 Domes (3 versions)

Astromech Hats (4 versions)

The second wave of hats included a Goofy hat, a Captain Jack Sparrow pirate hat, an Indiana Jones fedora and a Yoda ears cap.

Notable Droids that can be made from Wave 2:

R9-EIU – Created by Disney Developer Brad Schoeneberg as a tribute to Eastern Illinois University.

The droids were sold in either single packs for $11.95 or two-packs for $18.95.

Also making its debut at Star Wars Celebration VI was a Droid Factory poster detailing every part made available.

Jedi Mickey’s Starfighter “Star Tours” (2013)

“Whether he is fighting the Separatist forces in the Clone Wars, or helping the galaxy with their struggles against the Galactic Empire, Jedi Master Mickey Mouse is ready to use the Force at anytime. With his trusty astromech droid R2-MK, this team uses Jedi Mickey’s Starfighter to battle deadly droid fighters or Imperial TIE fighter squadrons. Join Jedi Mickey and R2-MK on their many adventures across the stars!”

“May the Force be with you!”

The following year during Star Wars Weekends 2013, Disney released an Episode III Jedi Starfighter in Mickey Mouse deco which included a new Build-a-Droid version of Jedi Mickey’s favorite astromech R2-MK (which is named and colored after the mouse).

Jedi Mickey’s Starfighter with Jedi Mickey and R2-MK (May 2013)

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

This set includes a new version of the black Mickey Ears hat that includes a hole in the top to accommodate the R2-MK’s upper holoprojector and has his name “embroidered” on the back.

R2-MK – Jedi Mickey’s Astromech partner throughout The Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War.

This set retailed for $34.95.

Star Wars Droid Factory (2015)

“Whether they are merchandise to the Jawas of Tatooine, servants to the Evil Galactic Empire or friends of the Rebel Alliance, droids of all different types populate the Star Wars galaxy. From Astromechs, to Protocol or even Assassin Droids, there are many different colors and styles of each droid class. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality. At the Star Wars Droid Factory, Guests can build and name a Star Wars droid that is uniquely their own.”

“May the Force by with You…and your Droids!”

Wave 1 (April 2015)

In 2015, Disney decided to once again revisit the Droid Factory concept. The first wave of a new series was released during Star Wars Celebration Anaheim and consisted of entirely new Astromech bodies. As explained by the Disney representatives onsite, Disney purchased the rights to the Droid Factory and Build-a-Droid name and concept from Hasbro to use in the parks. To this end, Disney sculpted the molds themselves and designed them to be fully compatible with the previous series. They feature a significantly different sculpt than Hasbro’s Droid Factory bucks and are less screen accurate than their predecessors. The domes, however, are not new sculpts and are reused and repainted from the previous line.

R2 Domes (4 versions)

R3 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 (1 version)

R6 (1 version)

R7 (1 version)

R8 (1 version)

R9 (1 version)

R2 Bodies – white (2 versions)

R2 Bodies – colored (3 versions)

R7 Bodies – white (1 version)

R7 Bodies – colored (1 version)

Astromech Hats (4 versions)

The first wave of hats included an Imperial Officer’s cap, a sombrero, black Mickey Ears (reissued from 2012) and Oswald the Rabbit Ears (Walt Disney’s creation prior to Mickey).

Notable Droids that can be made from Wave 1:

Now unlike Disney’s first attempt at a Build-a-Droid line, with the exception of R2-D2, this time they produced droids whom actually appeared throughout the Saga.

R2-D2 – The Droid, The Myth, The Legend!

R3-S6 “Goldie” – Artoo’s temporary evil replacement from The Clone Wars.

R5-K6 – Red Leader’s doomed droid from A New Hope.

R8-B7 – Mace Windu’s Gundark bait Astromech from The Clone Wars.

This time droids were sold only in single packs for $12.95.

Wave 2 (May 2015)

Just one month after Disney’s relaunch of the Droid Factory line they released Wave 2. This wave included repaints of all the new Astromech parts created for Wave 1. This wave consisted of 14 different Astromechs.

R2 Domes (5 versions)

R3 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (2 versions)

R5 Domes (2 versions)

R6 Domes (1 version)

R7 Domes (1 version)

R8 Domes (1 version)

R9 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies – white (1 version)

R2 Bodies – colored (4 versions)

R7 Bodies – white (1 version)

R7 Bodies – colored (1 version)

Astromech Hats (3 versions)

The second wave of hats included Mickey’s sorcerer hat from Fantasia, Abe Lincoln’s Top Hat, and a blue Star Wars baseball cap.

Notable Droids that can be made from Wave 2:

Once again Disney included a few Astromechs of note whom actually appeared throughout the Saga.

R2-Q2 – This Astromech is most likely the Imperial droid which boards the Tantive IV in A New Hope. (editor’s note – There is a second droid named R2-Q2 in which sources note the droid as Biggs Darklighter’s who perished with him in the Battle of Yavin.)

R2-Q5 – An Imperial Astromech stationed on the second Death Star.

R7-A7 – Ahsoka Tano’s Astromech droid who accompanied her throughout The Clone Wars.

Wave 2 droids were also sold only in single packs for $12.95.

Wave 3 (November/December 2015)

During the holiday season leading up to the debut of The Force Awakens, Disney released a few new Droid Factory pieces within their Build-a-Droid line but only new domes and no new bodies or legs were released. The new black and orange R0 dome is based on a droid created for The Force Awakens.

R0 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R6 Domes (2 versions)

Astromech Hat (1 version)

This Astromech hat debuted in November just after the release of R2-H15 (found below in the Exclusives section) which also includes a Santa hat although the two hats are distinctly different. This hat is brighter red with a matte finish whereas R2-H15’s is darker red with a shimmering coating.

Wave 3 droids were sold in single packs for $12.95.

Protocol Droid Wave 1 (April 2017)

Following a tradition Disney has done in the past, they debuted their latest set of droid parts during a Star Wars Celebration convention. On April 14th, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios exclusive Star Wars-themed Galactic Nights event, following the second day of Star Wars Celebration Orlando, the first wave of the Protocol Droid line was released. This set includes over 77 different pieces and 21 distinct and different droids to create. While we photograph and create the additions to this visual guide, we have put together a checklist or cheat sheet for those wanting to build quickly the 21 Protocol Droids currently available.

For a printable PDF copy of the checklist click here: BAD Protocols Cheat Sheet

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3PO Heads (6 versions)

3PO Bodies (6 versions)

CZ Heads (3 versions)

CZ Bodies (3 versions)

LOM Heads (3 versions)

LOM Bodies (2 versions)

RA-7 Heads (3 versions)

RA-7 Bodies (3 versions)

Shopkeeper Heads (6 versions)

Notable Droids that can be made from Protocol Droid Wave 1:

Thanks to our friends at Disney Parks, we have received an official image of the 21 Protocol Droids available in Wave 1 and they include a few well-known droids from the Star Wars galaxy.

4-LOM – The greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy (editor’s bias) who was summoned by Darth Vader to hunt down the Millennium Falcon.

C-3PO – The most famous protocol droid in the galaxy and Luke and Leia’s “sibling” from a certain point of view.

C-3PO? – We believe this is C-3PO but we can’t quite tell with that red arm and all.

K-3PO – This Echo Base droid carries the grim of working in a frozen, Tauntaun infested secret base.

R-3PO – Despite R-3PO’s job of finding spies, he stood out in his red plating while stationed on Hoth.

5D6-RA-7 – This Death Star Droid shuffled around the military base as an aide to Admiral Motti.

TC-14 – This Trade Federation Droid was tasked with entertaining Jedi on a mission to Naboo.

CZ-3 – CZ-3 had many adventures around Tatooine, including one where he was taken by Jawas and placed in their Sandcrawler.

Star Wars Droid Factory “Exclusives”

At Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2015, Disney revealed their plans for exclusive Droid Factory figures. These figures come pre-assembled and are completely compatible with all other BADs.

R2-D60 (May 2015)

R2-D60 is unlike any other Astromech in the galaxy. As a spy for the Rebel Alliance, R2-D60 lives on Coruscant and serves different members of the Imperial Senate. His droid build is similar to other classic R-series droids, but features a frosted R2-style dome and a silver metallic paint finish. Join R2-D60 on his adventure across the galaxy. May the Force be with You…and your Droids!

The Astromech Droid figure was created to commemorate 60 years of magic at the Disneyland Resort.

Available during Disneyland’s Diamond Jubilee this figure stands out just as the description states as being the only R2 unit with a “frosted” semi-see-thru dome.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R2-D60 – A Rebel spy working within the Imperial Senate.

This figure retailed for $12.95.

Holographic R2-D2 (May 2015)

Whether he is delivering a secret message to Obi-Wan Kenobi or saving the classic heroes of the Rebel Alliance from the trash compactor on the Death Star, R2-D2 is always ready for any mission. For the first time, R2-D2 is portrayed as his own holographic transmission action figure. What secret information does R2 carry this time? Join R2-D2 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid was made available only at Disney World during Star Wars Weekends 2015. This is the only time R2-D2 has ever been produced in holographic form and is the first clear Astromech to be produced.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Holographic R2-D2 – The droid hero of the Saga projected in holographic form.

This figure retailed for $12.95.

R4-D23 (August 2015)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. Living on the planet Coruscant, this little Astromech visits the local droid spa for oil baths and recharging. Join R4-D23 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your droids!

Available only at Disney’s D23 Expo 2015 this droid clearly takes his name for the biannual convention.

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech hat (1 version)

This is the first of the Build-a-Droid exclusives to include an Astromech hat accessory which in this case is a reissue of the Mickey Mouse sorcerer hat.

R4-D60 – This Coruscanti droid spends its time visiting the spas of the Galactic capital.

This figure retailed for $12.95.

The Force Awakens Set (September 2015)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four new Astromech figures are featured in the new film Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This set was made available in the months leading up to the release of The Force Awakens. This is the first time Disney has created a multi-pack for their Droid Factory line. This would be the second time Disney has done an R2-Q2 droid. The version in this set is significantly different from the version in Wave 2. The R0 droid is a brand new model of Astromech which made its debut in The Force Awakens.

R0 Domes (1 version)

R2 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies – white (2 versions)

R2 Bodies – colored (2 versions)

R0-4LO – This Astromech served the Resistance X-Wing fleet at their secret base on D’Qar.

R2-Q2 – This Astromech served the Resistance at their secret base on D’Qar. (editor’s note – This is now the third version of an Astromech to share this name as stated in the description of 2015’s Wave 2 R2-Q2 found above.)

R4-M9 – This Astromech served the Resistance at their secret base on D’Qar. (editor’s note – The Force Awakens Visual Guide identifies this droid as M9-G8 and its location and ownership in TFA is still unidentified. There are two other droids who share this name; the first is an Imperial droid on the Devastator in A New Hope with forest green highlights and the second is a Star Tours droid with a light greenish-blue color scheme.)

R5-X3 – This Astromech served the Resistance at their secret base on D’Qar. (editor’s note – The Force Awakens Visual Guide identifies this droid as RP-G0 and its location and ownership in TFA is still unidentified)

This set retailed for $29.95.

R2-H15 (November 2015)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This loyal Astromech is optimized to function and serve in remote, sub-zero environments. Join R2-H15 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Available during Disney’s Season of the Force 2015 this droid is deco’d in holiday colors and includes the brand new Astromech Santa’s hat accessory. Its been confirmed that his name R2-H15 refers to “Holiday 2015”.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

This exclusive, like R4-D23, also came packaged with a hat in the form of Santa’s cap.

R2-H15 – This droid may be found adventuring in sub-zero locations around the galaxy.

This figure retailed for $12.95.

R5-M4 (May 2016)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. Living on the small planet of Mustafar in the Outer Rim Territories, this little Astromech helps with the local mining operations. Join R5-M4 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Available on the now official Star Wars holiday of May the Fourth Be With You, this figure was available for a limited time in May and is based on the holiday’s official logo colors.

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R5-M4 – This droid can be found working on Mustafar and must have an affinity for the smell of burning flesh.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R2-BOO (September 2016)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This devious Astromech is a space pirate that can often be found on the planet of Takadona. Join R2-BOO on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

As should be clear with this figures naming convention and choice of colors, this figure is meant to the represent the Halloween holiday.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R2-B00 – This droid undoubtedly blends in well with the forest/jungle settings found on Takadona.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Set (October 2017)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four new Astromech figures are featured in the new film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This set represents the second Astromech multipack Disney has created and the second direct film tie-in release as well. Of note within this set is a newly sculpted version of an R3 dome which can easily be seen by looking at the droids holoprojector eye (or lack thereof). This also features the first droid in the Disney Droid Factory line to not have a name based on their ‘R’ model.

R2 Domes (2 versions)

R3 Domes – version 2.0 (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies – white (1 version)

R2 Bodies – colored (3 versions)

C2-B5 – This Imperial droid works within the vault of the Scarif Citadel.

R2-BHD – This silvery droid veteran of the Rebellion, goes by the name “Tooby” and is currently assigned to Gold Squadron’s Gold Leader. Additionally, the droid is named after UK droid builder Brad Oakley AKA “BigHappyDude”.

R3-M2 – This particular droid was in the service of the Rebel Alliance and from Yavin Base it helped with navigation in X-Wings. (Editor’s Note: Only the dome was created for this droid and the body seen in the film belonged to that of R4-M9.)

R5-SK1 – This droid, which appears to be the spitting image of the Jawa’s R5-D4, actually participated in The Battle of Scarif as a member of Red Squadron.

This set retailed for $29.99.

R2-H16 (November 2016)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This jovial Astromech is optimized to function and serve in remote, sub-zero environments. Join R2-H16 on his adventure throughtout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This is the second Christmas-themed Astromech Disney has produced and similarly to his predecessor, the H16 in his name refers to “Holiday 2016”. This R2 comes with an exclusive accessory as his winter beanie is all new.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hat (1 version)

R2-H16 – This arctic droid may be found wandering around Hoth or Starkiller Bases.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Artoo-Detoo (R2-D2) & See-Threepio (C-3PO) (April 2017)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. C-3PO is a Protocol Droid that is fluent in more than seven million forms of communication. He is a constant companion to Astromech R2-D2, a skilled starship mechanic and fighter pilot’s assistant. Over the years, these two droids were involved in some of the galaxy’s most defining moments and thrilling battles. Join C-3PO and R2-D2 on their adventures throughout the galaxy.

This special Droid Factory set was created to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Star Wars. Its unique package design pays homage to the original Kenner action figure packaging and does not feature the holographic-droid schematic on the front of the packaging. This set includes a couple of other firsts; it is the first two-pack to be released in the line, includes the first time the designers have ever used a ‘wash’ deco on a Droid Factory figure and includes a Protocol Droid mold which until this set’s release at Star Wars Celebration Orlando, previously did not exist in the Build-a-Droid line.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

3PO Heads (1 version)

3PO Bodies (1 version)

R2-D2 – This droid even when on special missions in the Dune Sea, excels at leading his counterpart to frustration.

C-3PO – Never one to take orders from droids half his side, this Protocol droid believes his counterpart simply excels at getting others in trouble.

This set retailed for $24.99.

C1-10P “Chopper” (April 2017)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. The cranky old C1-10P Astromech is a loyal friend and member of the Ghost Rebel Crew and is often squabbling around the Phantom.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Disney broke their usual Astromech mold by producing this C1 model droid. This all-new sculpt, which is much shorter than the average Astromech, marks the first time an Astromech arm has been created. The set features multiple new parts in the form of new legs, arms and middle leg accessories. This is also the first time that this line has included scene specific parts in the form of Chopper’s extra leg from the Star Wars Rebels episode “The Forgotten Droid”. This droid first became available at the Disney Parks booth at Star Wars Celebration Orlando and around Walt Disney World the same day.

C1 Domes (1 version)

C1 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (4 versions)

C1-10P “Chopper” – Chopper (AKA Spectre 3) is a valuable member of the Ghost Crew and can sometimes be found at Yavin Base.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R-3DO (April 2017)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. The Protocol droid monitors the Resistance’s network of spy droids that operate across the galaxy. Join R-3DO on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force by with you…and your Droids!

This figure which also debuted at Star Wars Celebration Orlando preceded the release of the generic red Protocol droid by just one day. This droid is distinct from the red lines, as it has a much brighter deco than the bodies available in the Build-a-Droid (BAD) line. It also features yellow eyes, while the BAD model has white.

3PO Heads (1 version)

3PO Bodies (1 version)

R-3DO – This droid is a member of the Resistance and is stationed at their headquarters on D’Qar in the Ileenium System.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Celebration Orlando 2017 Disney Parks Panel Button (April 2017)

This button was given out exclusively to those who attended the Disney Parks Merch panel at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017.

Celebration Orlando 2017 Disney Parks Store Buttons (April 2017)

These buttons were given out by Disney Parks employees outside of the Disney Parks Merchandise booth on the show floor at Celebration Orlando 2017.

The Clone Wars Set (April 2017)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four new Astromech figures are fearthed in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This third multipack set varies from the previous two as it is based on an animated series and not a recent feature film. The set reissues R5 and R2 sculpts previously available in the line but includes a few new exclusive screen-accurate accessories never before available in the Droid Factory line. Each of the Astromechs in this set originates from the first season of The Clone Wars animated series. For example, R2-C2 appeared in The Clone Wars film, R5-P8 appeared in “The Gungan General”, R5-S9 appeared in “Hostage Crisis” and R5-013 appeared in “Shadow of Malevolence”. This is was one of the four sets that were released during Star Wars Celebration Orlando.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R5 Domes (3 versions)

R5 Bodies (3 versions)

Astromech Accessories (4 versions)

R2-C2 – This Black Sun droid, spends its days serving Ziro the Hutt and his entourage on Coruscant.

R5-P8 – R5-P8 lives up to his pirate heritage by sporting a blaster atop his head as a part of Hondo Ohnaka’s gang.

R5-S9 – When Cad Bane’s IG-86 Droids, infiltrated the Galactic Republic’s Senate building on Coruscant, R5-S9 became an unfortunate casualty.

R5-013 – This droid provided navigation for Flyby, the Y-Wing Shadow Squadron pilot, during the attack on General Grievous’ Malevolence cruiser.

This set retailed for $29.99.

BB-8 (June 2017)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. BB-8 accompanied Poe Dameron on many missions for the Resistance, keeping his X-Wing in working order. When Poe’s mission to Jakku ended with his capture by the First Order, BB-8 fled into the desert with a vital clue to the location of Jedi Master Luke Skywalker. Join BB-8 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

Announced at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017, this release added yet another new model of droid to Disney’s ever-expanding Droid Factory line. BB-8 is also unique for not only being the first of his kind but he contains a sculpted/painted weighted core inside.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-8 – This little adventurous Astromech prototype, belonging to the Resistance, prefers the company of his owner, pilot Poe Dameron.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R5-D23 (July 2017)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. Living on the planet of Lothal, this Astromech droid serves in the local marketplace of the Capital City. Join R5-D23 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force by with you…and your Droids!

Also announced at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017, R5-D23 was released exclusively at Disney’s biannual D23 Expo 2017 from which he gets his name.

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hat (1 version)

Mickey’s sorcerer hat has been modified from the previous versions as it now no longer includes Mickey’s ears.

R5-D23 – This droid makes his home on Lothal where he most likely keeps an eye on the local street rats like Ezra Bridger in the markets of Capitol City.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R3-BOO17 (August 2017)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This Astromech has been programmed to scavenge Dathomir and serve Darth Maul. Join R3-B0017 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force by with you…and your Droids!

This R3 unit was also announced at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017. The clearly Halloween themed droid, once again uses the BOO moniker but this time features a translucent and glow-in-the-dark mold.

R3 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R3-BOO17 – This droid’s eerie look may be a result of the Sith magic that is commonly used on Dathomir by the Nightsisters.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

The Last Jedi 2-Pack (September 2017)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These Resistance droids are assigned to the main cruiser of the embattled Resistance forces.

May the Force by with you…and your Droids!

This set was hinted at during the Disney Park’s panel at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017. This is only the second time the Droid Factory line has released a 2-pack and the first time they have done so with two Astromechs. This set was released in conjunction with Force Friday II, the merchandise release date for The Last Jedi products.

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (2 versions)

R4-X2 – Little is known of this droid outside of its time abroad the Resistance ship, The Raddus, which was destroyed above Crait.

Y5-X2 – No backstory has been provided this particular Resistance unit, who was stationed aboard the Raddus at the time of the ship’s demise.

This set retailed for $24.99.

The Last Jedi Set (September 2017)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four BB units are feawtureed in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

May the Force by with you…and your Droids!

This set, like The Last Jedi 2-pack, was hinted at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017. This set contains three new BB domes and a repaint of the previously released BB-8 unit. This set was also released in conjunction with Force Friday II, the merchandise release date for The Last Jedi products.

BB-2 Domes (1 version)

BB-4 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-9 Domes (1 version)

BB-2 Bodies (2 versions)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-9 Bodies (1 version)

BB-2 Cores (2 versions)

BB-8 Cores (2 versions)

BB-8 – With the Resistance on the run following the destruction of Starkiller base, it is no wonder this little droid can’t stay clean.

2BB-2 – This droid of the Resistance was stationed on the ill-fated Star Cruiser Raddus following the evacuation of D’Qar.

BB-4 – The hanger bays and crafts of the Resistance would be typically where you would find BB-4.

BB-9E – This evil First Order droid served aboard Supreme Leader Snoke’s Mega-Class Star Destroyer, The Supremacy, and presumably went down with the ship.

This set retailed for $29.99.

R3-H17 (October 2017)

Many different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This festive Astromech is optimized to serve the Royal Advisory Council at the palace of Naboo. Join R3-H17 on his adventure throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Another droid shown at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017, this holiday droid features a brand new accessory and like it’s Christmas predecessors, has the H in his name to stand for Holiday.

R3 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

The new accessories include a precision pincher arm holding a sprig of mistletoe.

R3-H17 – This droid busies itself decorating the Naboo Palace for Life Day when not conducting official royal business.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Solo: A Star Wars Story Set (April 2018)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four new Astromech figures are featured in the new film Solo: A Star Wars Story.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This set which features Astromechs from Solo: A Star Wars Story was released in conjunction with the street date for all Solo merchandise. This set features two new variations to two previous sculpts. A restraining bolt was added to the R5-232’s body and a holoprojector has been added to R5-PHT’s dome. It also features a weathered deco R2-S8 and R5-232 which previously was only seen on the 2-pack from Celebration Orlando 2017.

R2 Domes (2 versions)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R5 with Holo Projector Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (3 versions)

R2 with Restraining Bolt Bodies (1 version)

R2-F1P – This droid can be found on Corellia in Coronet City buzzing around the passengers at the Coronet Spaceport.

R2-S8 – This droid with a penchant for showing holograms in crowded places likes to hang out at the Coronet Spaceport on Corellia’s capital of Coronet City.

R5-232 – This curious droid likes to hang out near the customs area in the Coronet Spaceport in Coronet City, Corellia.

R5-PHT – This droid prefers to stand near Imperial agents when out in public, such as near the officers at the Coronet Spaceport on Corellia.

This set retailed for $29.99.

R4-BOO18 (August 2018)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is dedicated to serving the residents on the mining colony of Cloud City. Join R4-Boo18 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This is the third Halloween droid that Disney has produced. This BOO Astromech is obviously meant to represent a piece of candy corn and even comes with a piece of it to hold in his pincher arm. We have to wonder though if the color pattern of real candy corn trademarked as this droid’s color scheme is out of order when compared to the candy.

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

R4-BOO18 – This sweet droid helps Lando satisfy his sugar tooth within the City in the Clouds.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Sandcrawler Playset (September 2018)

At Disney Park’s Merchandise Panel at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017, designers Quynh Kimball, John Hampton, and company previewed a handful of Droid Factory exclusives that were set to debut in the future. Audio of the panel can be heard on Episode 57 of TOY RUN: The Star Wars Action Figure Cast. The Sandcrawler set was hinted at via a silhouette. It was originally announced that it would be released by the end of 2017 but work on tie-ins to the Galaxy’s Edge park delayed its release. The set, which is a first of its kind for the Droid Factory line, includes lights, electronics and two figures (a Jawa and a “Gonk” Droid). Both figures are new molds for the exclusive Disney Parks line, with the “Gonk” Droid sculpt being the obvious latest addition to the Build-a-Droid line.

EG Domes (1 version)

EG Bodies (1 version)

Jawa (1 version)

Jawa Accessories (1 version)

EG-6 – This type of power droid, which is known for their ‘gonk” sounds, was one of many droids that were held on the ill-fated Sandcrawler which carried R2-D2 and C-3PO on Tatooine.

Jawa – These creatures thrive off of trading, capturing and selling droids to the inhabitants of Tatooine from the hold of their Sandcrawler.

This set retailed for $99.99.

R4-H18 (October 2018)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This Droid faithfully serves the elite guests at the casino city known as Canto Bight. Join R4-H18 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This is the fourth holiday-themed droid that has been released. R4-H18 shares the same bar accessories as previously released with R2-C2 in The Clone Wars multipack from 2017. This droid’s entire body is transparent like previously seen in exclusives Holographic R2 and R3-BOO17.

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (6 versions)

R4-H18 – This droid caters to the galaxy’s upper-crust on the planet Cantonica by serving cocktails to those with money to burn.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Color-Changing Droids (May 2019)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These droids have the special ability to change color.

Color change droids reveal second color when placed in warm or cold water.

Warm – 86~107.6 F Cold – 32~64 F

One of the big attractions at Disney’s Galaxy’s Edge (aka Star Wars land) park is the Droid Depot shop. Here fans can build their own interactive droids (way larger than our beloved 3 3/4″ droids) which are meant to be used throughout the park. But also available are three Droid Factory exclusive sets. Each of these includes droids who can change color in different temperatures.

The following images include the warm version first followed by the cold version

3PO Heads (1 version)

3PO Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

CZ Heads (1 version)

CZ Bodies (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

3PO Protocol Droid – This droid appears to be the spitting image of our favorite Protocol Droid but appears to be equipped with a stealth suit for possible spy missions.

BB Unit – As BB-8 is a prototype for a new series of Astromech droids, could he have the ability to change his shell colors…and if so why didn’t he use them on the Supremecy? 🙂

CZ Protocol Droid – Perhaps when CZ-3 failed to sail by the last stop at the moisture farm, the Jawa’s gave him a paint job in order to flip him the next time around.

R4 Astromech – Where does this R4’s allegiance’s lie? Rebels or Imperials? Resistance or First Order?

This set retailed for $39.99.

Color-Changing Droids (May 2019)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These droids have the special ability to change color.

Color change droids reveal second color when placed in warm or cold water.

Warm – 86~107.6 F Cold – 32~64 F

This second set exclusive to Galaxy’s Edge has the same name but includes 4 different color-changing droids.

The following images include the warm version first followed by the cold version

BB-9 Domes (1 version)

BB-9 Bodies (1 version)

BB-9 Cores (1 version)

C1 Domes (1 version)

C1 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

RA-7 Heads (1 version)

RA-7 Bodies (1 version)

BB Unit – Now we know BB-9E was a spy for the First Order, so we could assume he had a less threating appearance to mask his shady motives.

C1 Astromech – There can be only one Chopper in the universe and on more than one occasion, Sabine has redeco’d him for infiltration missions!

R2 Astromech – Do droids sunburn, or does this R2-D2 imposter has the ability to turn bright red?

RA-7 Protocol Droid – RA-7’s have been employed by the Empire in the past so its no shock this one can switch to stealth mode.

This set retailed for $39.99.

The Droid Factory (May 2019)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. Perform diagnostics and change the color of the droids!

In addition to the two figure sets, Galaxy’s Edge offers a Droid Factory playset which can be used to change the color of droids through the use of two dunk tanks. The set includes lights and sounds, much like the Sandcrawler from 2018. It comes with an exclusive color-changing Gonk droid.

EG Domes (1 version)

EG Bodies (1 version)

Gonk Droid – You can never have too many power droids and especially one that can turn the color of the one you grew up with!

This set retailed for $49.99.

R5-BOO19 (August 2019)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This Droid awaits his fate in the dark and formidable bowels of a sandcrawler. Join R5-BOO19 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This is the fourth Halloween droid that has been released in as many years. This year’s figure includes a skeleton motif and shares his look with Elliot’s older brother’s Halloween costume from E.T. The Extra-terrestrial. The hidden feature about this figure is like R3-BOO17, it glows-in-the-dark.

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R5-BOO19 – This particular droid is one of the many captives being held by the Jawa scavenger species on the desert planet of Tatooine.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Set (October 2019)

All different types of Astromech droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four new droid figures are featured in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This set of droid figures was released on Triple Force Friday, the official release date of merchandise for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. This set adds another droid to the Disney Build-a-Droid library as D-O is a new sculpt but he most likely will be considered an accessory due to his size and not see further reissues or releases in park sets. Now while the R5 Astromech looks very similar in color to past more famous R5 droids, it stands out as having a restraining bolt on the body which past versions have not.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R6 Dones (1 version)

R2 Bodies (2 versions)

R2 with Restraining Bolt Bodies (1 version)

D-O (1 version)

D-O Accessories (1 version)

R2-SHP – “Shep” is the sibling droid to R6-LE5 and works for the Resistance on Ajan Kloss.

R5-2JE – “Toojay” spends his days on Ajan Kloss overlooking a droid pool for the Resistance.

R6-LE5 – “Leefive” can also be found on the Resistance base of Ajan Kloss with her fellow Astromechs and service droids.

D-O – Once owned by a Sith Assassin, this droid befriended BB-8 and follow him into war against the First Order and Final Order.

This set retailed for $29.99.

BB-19H (November 2019)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This BB unit quietly observes the smugglers, brigands, scouts and spies in Maz’s castle. Join BB-19H in his adventures on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Dinsey continues with their Holiday-themed droids with the release of BB-H19. This BB unit appears to resemble a Christmas tree ornament which is fitting for the round form of this type of Astromech droid.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-19H – In the nooks and crannies of a castle on Takodana is where you will find BB-19H spying from afar.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

First Order Short-Range Evacuation Vehicle with Fleet Transport and First Order R5 Droid (December 2019)

Within the First Order fleet, troops, officers and personnel traverse the interiors of massive ships using small fleet transports. Piloted by First Order R5 Astromech droids, these vehicles are programmed with ship schematics and security access codes. In the event of a non-recoverable ship emergency, the fleet transports load into the First Order Short-Range Evacuation Vehicles (SREV). Once ejected, the SREV’s use short-range thrusters and maneuvering to refuge, and are colored with bright red to assist in locating during search and rescue operations.

This was released on the opening day (December 5th, 2019) of Galaxy’s Edge’s second ride The Rise of Resistance in Walt Disney World. This set includes just one R5 droid but comes in four different colored versions (red, gray, yellow, and blue). This set was released at Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland on January 17th when their The Rise of Resistance ride opened as well.

R5 Domes (4 versions)

R2 Bodies (4 versions)

First Order R5 (red) – First Order R5 droids were key to piloting (SREVs) during major battles with the Resistance.

First Order R5 (gray) – Some First Order R5 droids were occasionally observant of odd behavior from the likes of General Hux.

First Order R5 (orange) – Kylo Ren had little care for the well being of First Order droids such as the R5 units who transported staff around the starships.

First Order R5 (blue) – Not all First Order R5 droids could dodge the blaster bolts from starships with the same efficiency when piloting First Order Short Range Evacuation Vehicles.

This set retailed for $74.99.

BB-BOO20 (August 2020)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This vivid droid resides on the sun-bleached dunes of Pasaana amongst the native Aki-Aki. Join BB-BOO20 on his adventures thorughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Despite having only one park in the US open at the time of its release due to a pandemic, Disney released their fifth Halloween-themed droid in Walt Disney World.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-BOO20 – This BB droid has found life in the Forbidden Valley on Pasaana enjoyable, especially when the Aki-Aki hold their colorful Festival of the Ancestors celebrations which only happen every 42 years.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

BB-H20 (October 2020)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. The droid aided the Resistance on the salty, mineral world of Crait. Join BB-H20 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid continues Disney’s Christmas-themed droid release streak. This droid is a simple repaint of the BB-8 mold that was introduced to the line in 2015. This droid’s color scheme matches the salt flats and red mineral layer that blankets the area surrounding the Resistance’s last stand in The Last Jedi.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-H20 – Accompanying the last remains of the Resistance to the planet Crait, had BB-H20 evading crystal foxes on the equally red and white flats outside of the abandoned Rebel base.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

CB-23 (October 2020)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. A maroon and turquoise BB Astromech unit, CB-23 serves the Resistance as Poe Dameron’s co-pilot.

CB-23 is the first droid in this series to be based on the animated series, Star Wars: Resistance. She includes a newly sculpted dome which accurately represents her portrayal in the series. This droid is part of the Droid Depot sub-line which features different packaging and is exclusive to the Droid Depot shop in Galaxy’s Edge.

CB Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

CB-23 – Prior to the Battle of Exegol, CB-23 split her time between flying with ace Resistance pilot Poe Dameron, flirting with BB-8, and looking after amateur Resistance spy Kazuda Xiono.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

4-LOM (October 2020)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. A rusty droid with insectile features, 4-LOM was originally a protocol droid, but logic glitches allowed him to escape his programming and become a bounty hunter. That proved a perfect occupation.

As you can imagine, we were very excited to see this droid released officially in the Droid Factory line. 4-LOM is a repaint of the LOM molds that debuted in 2017 with two small variations. This version has newly molded or positioned hands to assist in holding his blaster rifle. He even has a trigger finger extension on his right hand. This figure was released at the same time as CB-23 and is also part of the Droid Depot sub-line which is exclusive to the Droid Depot in Galaxy’s Edge.

LOM Heads (1 version)

LOM Bodies (1 version)

3PO Limbs (4 versions)

LOM Accessories (1 version)

4-LOM – This bounty hunter is best known for answering the call of Darth Vader to hunt down the Rebel captain, Han Solo.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Droid Depot Droids (November 2020)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These droids are often found outside the droid depot on Batuu May the Force be with you…and your droids!

The Droid Depot is the first 5-pack we have seen in the Droid Factory line. This set is based on the real droids that sit outside of the Droid Depot experience inside Galaxy’s Edge. As this is a “Droid Depot” set, it is exclusive to inside the Star Wars theme park. This set was released at a time when Disneyland was closed due to the pandemic and therefore was offered at a special 3-day retail event at Downtown Disney. It was then made available later in the week at the Droid Depot in Walt Disney World. This set includes three brand new molds into the Build-a-Droid line and two repaints. R1-J1 is all new and appears to be based almost exactly on the R1 droid in the purchase of the droids scene in A New Hope. B-R72 is also a new mold and is based on the same type of droid found on D-Qar at the Resistance secret base. And the third new mold is the EG-01 droid. While this the third EG droid in the line, it is the first with this body type. It should be noted that while the inside core of the EG droid looks similar to the smaller gonk droid mold, it does have extra detailing and is slightly larger as well. The two Astromech droids included are both repaints of R4 and R5 droids and feature dirty additional paint ops.

R1 Domes (1 version)

R1 Bodies (1 version)

B Domes (1 version)

B Bodies (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (2 versions)

Large EG Dome (1 version)

Large EG Body (1 version)

R1-J1 – As potentially the oldest droid living on Batuu, R1-J1 has seen a lot in his day.

B-R72 – B-R72 spends is days loading droid parts shipments on and off of star speeders that visit the Black Spire Outpost daily.

L4-R6 – While currently residing on Batuu, L4-R6 often recalls his time living on the Jawa Sandcrawler on Tatooine which visited the homestead of legendary Luke Skywalker.

C2-B9 – Jabba’s Palace on Tatooine was no place for a droid which is why 30 years later C2-B9 thanks his maker he now calls the Droid Depot on Batuu his home.

EG-01 – EG-01 wishes he was called on more often to leave his droid pen outside the Droid Depot in Black Spire Outpost to provide energy to those in need.

This set retailed for $49.99.

R2-RN8W (May 2021)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid enjoys celebrating together on Coruscant. Join R2-RN8W on many adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

In time for Pride month 2021, Disney launched their Rainbow Collection across many of their Parks’ merchandise lines and the Droid Factory line was included. This droid is a simple repaint of the R2 mold that has been in heavy rotation in this line since 2015. This droid was available at the parks and was surprisingly limited which has made it one of the more valuable Build-a-Droids on the secondary markets.

R2 Heads (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R2-RN8W – This colorful R2 frequents the many festivities and celebrations that occur most days on the city-planet’s surface.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R6-W1CH (August 2021)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is from the mysterious world of Dathomir and is known to aid a coven of witches in their gifts of wielding dark magic. Join R6-W1CH on her adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

For the first time since 2017’s Halloween-themed droid, the Droid Factory returns to Dathomir for their inspiration for R6-W1CH. This “witch” droid, as indicated in the name includes a unique accessory in the form a witch’s hat. This is the first time a unique accessory has been added to the line since 2018’s Christmas Droid. This figure, much like the previous Rainbow Collection droid sold out very quickly in the parks in its first week.

R6 Heads (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

R6-W1CH – The coven of Nightsisters on Dathomir is where R6-W1CH learned her witchy ways.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R5-D33R (November 2021)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is optimized to function in the sub-zero environments of Hoth and among its dangerous creatures. Join R5-D33R on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid continues the line’s now longstanding Holiday Droid tradition. R5-D33R is meant to represent a reindeer via his antlers hat and naming convention. The droid also features brown paint to further represent its namesake.

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

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R5-D33R – Wearing the fresh bones and remains of a Wampa kill is one of the activities R5-D33R gets up to in the lonely and frigid landscape of Hoth.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Holiday Set (November 2021)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four droid figures are a celebration of holidays past.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Product Description

R2 Domes (2 versions)

R3 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (4 versions)

Astromech Accessories (11 versions)

R2-H15 – While this droid prefers adventuring in sub-zero locations around the galaxy it still needs a little something extra to keep him warm.

R2-H16 – This happy droid loves exploring sub-zero environments while looking stylish.

R3-H17 – This Naboo Royal Advisory Council droid knows who to dress up for special occasions.

R4-H18 – If there is one thing droids from Canto Bight know, it is fashion.

This figure set retailed for $34.99.

The Mandalorian Set (December 2021)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four are featured in Star Wars: The Mandalorian.

This is the way…for you and your Droids!

This set of droids comes from the first and second seasons of the Disney+ show, The Mandalorian. R6-D3 can be found in Chapter 3: The Sin. The R1 droid was featured in Chapter 6: The Prisoner. MA-13 debuted in Chapter 8: The Redemption. NO-AH was seen in Chapter 9: The Marshall. Unlike most media-based sets in this line, this set was released a full year after the second season of The Mandalorian aired. This set contains a lot of new sculpts including the NO-AH dome, the upgraded floating R1 droid, the limbs of MA-13 and the dome for R6-D3 which looks nothing like an R6 dome.

R1 Domes (1 version)

R2 with extended Domes (1 version)

R6-D3 Domes (1 version)

N0 Domes (1 version)

R1 Bodies (1 version)

R2 Bodies (3 versions)

R1 Accessories (2 versions)

MA- 13 Accessories (3 versions)

MA-13 – Spent his ill-fated days as a lava river ferry droid on Nevarro.

NO-AH – This droid is owned by Tatooine Jawas and typically used for bartering and negotiations.

R1 – These R1 Security Droids were used the by the New Republic, especially on their prison ships such as the Bothan-5.

R6-D3 – R6-D3 piloted repulsorlifts around the mean streets of Nevarro.

This figure set retailed for $44.99.

Droid Factory Mystery Crate Droids (December 2021)

Droid Factory Mystery Crate Single Droid Action Figure

Disney decided to add a new feature to the Droid Factory line. Each of these Mystery Crate Droids were blind boxed with no distinguishable markings or numbers to identify the droid within. These debuted at the tail end of the year and were very pricey on the secondary market for the better half on a year as collectors attempted to hunt down all six. Each of these droids can be found within the Galaxy’s Edge park with most of them living within the Droid Depot.

BB-8 Domes (2 versions)

BB-8 Bodies (2 versions)

BB-8 Cores (2 versions)

BB-9 Domes (1 version)

BB-9 Bodies (1 version)
BB-9 Cores (1 version)

C1 Domes (1 version)

C1 Bodies (1 version)

R2 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (2 versions)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

Droid Stickers (6 versions)

B5-SL – Character Description

C1-4B – Character Description

CH-83 – Character Description

G4-S8 – Character Description

JB-9 – Character Description

S3-R9 – Character Description

These figures retailed for $14.99.

SK-620 (February 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Galaxy. Each Droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. SK-620 is the Cruise Director’s friendly and trusty assistant on the Halcyon Starcruiser. Join SK-620 on his adventures throughout the galaxy.

May the force by with you…and your Droids!

When the Star Wars hotel, the Galactic Starcruiser, opened it included exclusive merchandise that was available only to guests of the hotel and in very limited numbers. SK-620 included a new cardback design which was inline with the rest of the Starcruiser merchandise. It also includes a modified N0 dome with an antenna but is commonly referred to as a SK-series astromech. In retrospect, you can tell N0-AH was tooled to accommodate these antenna pieces despite not having any. This cardback design is unique as the bubble is sealed within the cardstock and an X-acto blade is recommended for opening it without destroying the packaging.

N0 Domes with Antenna (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

SK-620 – Never far from all the excitement that occurs on a cruise on the Halcyon Starcruiser, is where you will find SK-620.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

BB-PR0UD (May 2022)

In celebration of Pride and the company’s Pride collection, The Walt Disney Company is giving funds as part of our ongoing commitment around the world that support LGBTQ+ communities.

To learn more, visit TWDCPrideCollection.com

BB-PR0UD is the second droid released in the Droid Factory line to celebrate Pride Month. Released just before June, this droid includes a slightly different cardback design than its predecessor but does share the rainbow colors featured on the droid. The name is a play on the affirmation of “be proud of your self”.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-PR0UD – BB-PR0UD can typically be found at any celebration that takes place on the peaceful planet of Naboo.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

R2-W50 (May 2022)

R2-W50 is unlike any other Astromech Droid in the Galaxy. As a loyal Astromech, R2-W50 lives on Naboo serving different members of the Royal house. His droid build is similar to other classic R-series droids, but features an iridescent coloration on its body. Join R2-W50 on his adventure across the galaxy. May the Force be with You…and your Droids!

This Astromech Droid figure was created to commemorate 50 years of magic at Walt Disney World Resort.

R2-W50 was released for the golden anniversary of the Walt Disney World Resort. It includes a unique iridescent cardback to match the droid within. This cardback design shares the same type as SK-620 where the bubble is sealed within the cardstock and an X-acto blade is recommended for opening it without destroying the packaging.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R2-W50 – Home to more than one special astromech; Naboo is where R2-W50 spends his time in service to the Royals.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

R7-TN0 (May 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is optimized to function in the idyllic and lush world of Kiros among local artisans. Join R7-TN0 on their adventures throughout the galaxy!

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid was released as a tribute to the popular character Ahsoka Tano. It is colored in similar deco to the Jedi Padawan in later seasons of The Clone Wars. The later part of the droid’s name, TN0 is a play on Tano. This droid is also based in a Kiros, a planet which appeared in the 4th season episode “Kidnapped”, in which the Jedi, including Ahsoka, worked to liberate members of her own species.

R7 Domes (1 version)

R7 Bodies (1 version)

R7-TN0 – This droid enjoys the beauty of Kiros while hanging with artisans which seems like something a certain Jedi Padawan would have enjoyed if she hadn’t been adopted by the Jedi and come of age during a war.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

Halloween Droid Set (August 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each is different and had their own unique personality and colors. These four droid figures have returned for a spooky celebration.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

Much like the Holiday Droid set which came out previously, Disney choose to allow new fans a chance to get Halloween droids from the past while taking advantage of rereleasing previous characters. Now unlike the Holiday set, only two of the four droids received an accessory update in the form of a new bat hat. R2-B00 and R5-B0019 were given a hat but there are other differences in this set from the original droids. R3-Boo17 is a darker shade of green translucent with the original one from 2017 being much brighter. R4-B0018’s only different is a red stripe that runs down the front and back of the middle-leg which was not present in 2018. And the glow-in-the-dark paint used on R5-B0019 appears more obvious in the set and glows much brigher than the original.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R3 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (4 versions)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

R2-B00 – This droid now deploys a bat on its dome to help blend in well with the forest/jungle settings found on Takadona.

R3-B0017 – This droid’ still holds the look of Sith magic that is commonly used by the Nightsisters on Dathomir.

R4-B0018 – R4-B0018 still helps Lando satisfy his sugar tooth within the City in the Clouds while sporting very Twin Cloud Car colors.

R5-B0019 – Perhaps in the hopes of escaping the Jawa scavengers this droid is held captive by on Tatooine, it now employs a bat disguise.

This figures set retailed for $39.99.

R7-FNG (August 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is optimized to function in the dark and desolate environment of Exegol and its underlying threat. Join R7-FNG on their adventures throughout the galaxy!

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

R7-FNG was released in conjunction with the Halloween droid set in typical far advance of the October holiday. This is the second Halloween droid to stray from the B00 naming convention. The droid is meant to resemble a vampire which is fitting since it is placed on Exegol, home of the unliving. His name is clearly in reference to a vampire’s fangs. This droid has the honor of being the absolute only 3 3/4″ figure released by Disney or Hasbro from The Rise of Skywalker’s planet Exegol.

R7 Domes (1 version)

R7 Bodies (1 version)

R7-FNG – R7-FNG is loyal to the Sith Eternal on Exegol and yearns to bring back the power of the Dark Side to the galaxy.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

B2EM0 (August 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is a very old and weary groundmech salvage assist unit that’s been towing scrap for the Andor family for years. Join B2EM0 on their adventures throughout the galaxy! May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid was met with great excitement as it was a month before the Andor’s first season debuted. This is both a new character and a droid mold for the Droid Factory line. Unlike most every droid in the Droid Factory line, his dome does not detach from his body. While him dome does not come off, all four of his feet do and each is unique due to sculpt and deco. This droid has the ability to increase his size body does extend and he can mimic actions of his live-action self as he can tip his dome to the left or right.

B2 Bodies (1 version)

B2 Limbs (4 versions)

B2EM0 – “Bee” is extremely loyal to the Andor family despite constantly being abandoned and neglected by said family.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

C1-940 (August 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is optimized to function in the permafrost desert of Jedha and its spiritual nature. Join C1-940 on their adventures throughout the galaxy!

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This C1 droid was released for 2022’s D23 Expo in Anaheim, California. It was designed as a homage to Mickey Mouse’s appearance in the 1940 film Fantasia in which he played the sorcerer’s apprentice. It is surprising this figure did not include one of the two different versions of Mikey’s wizard hat that have been released in the Droid Factory line over the years.

C1 Domes (1 version)

C1 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

C1-940 – The Force-filled presence that can be found on the Jedha, is what attracted C1-940 to this spiritual home of the Jedi Order.

This figure retailed for $16.99.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Set (September 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. These four are featured in Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi.

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This set was released in the months following the end of Season 1 of Obi-Wan Kenobi. It includes one familiar sculpts from the Droid Factory line and three all new ones. Unlike the previous LOM figure released, this version does not a weapons it can hold as 1-JAC’s weapons are permanently affixed to his legs. With a probe droid now in the line, it can be expected to appear in any The Empire Strikes Back sets Disney may create. While this set is based on the droids’ appearances in the Obi-Wan series, it should be noted that R3-T2 first debuted in the streets of Mos Eisley in A New Hope.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

NED Heads (1 version)

NED Bodies (1 version)

Probe Body (1 version)

Probe Limbs (5 versions)

LOM v2 Heads (1 version)

LOM v2 Bodies (1 version)

3PO v2 Limbs (4 versions)

Accessories (1 version)

1-JAC – This bounty hunter has his sights on a Jedi he tracked to the planet Daiyu.

NED-B – NED works tirelessly to both maintain the mining village which also works to smuggle Jedi to safe planets.

R3-T2 – This droid excels at roaming the streets of Tatooine for many years.

Viper Probe Droid – Dispatched by the Third Sister, probe droids search for Kenobi on planets like Mapuzo.

This figure set retailed for $49.99.

Advent Calendar (October 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. Open up the Sandcrawler to reveal and build 6 new droids to celebrate along with for 25 days this season! May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This droid is optimized to function in the sparsely settled, unspoiled world of Vandor.

Join R6-SN0 on their adventures throughout the galaxy!

Disney for this Holiday season went all out by releasing an Advent calendar which contained a different droid part for each day of the season. The calendar contained 25 different doors to open and each piece was included in a numbered bag. Each droid had deco to represent a Christmas theme or character. For example, the CB droid is a Christmas tree decoration, C1 and R6 are Santa elves, EG and R4 are presents and R5 is a Nutcracker. This set was released at the same time as R6-SNO and includes, mostly likely due to a copy and paste error, part of his information on the back of the packaging. UPDATE: This set was rereleased, without any changes during the 2023 holiday season.

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R6 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (3 versions)

CB Heads (1 version)

CB Bodies (1 version)

CB Cores (1 version)

C1 Domes (1 version)

C1 Bodies (1 version)

EG Domes (1 version)

EG Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (2 versions)

Astromech Accessories (2 versions)

CB Droid – Character Description

C1 Droid – Character Description

EG Droid – Character Description

R4 Droid – Character Description

R5 Droid – Character Description

R6 Droid – Character Description

This figure set retailed for $69.99.

R6-SNO (October 2022)

All different types of droids populate the Star Wars galaxy. Each droid is different and has their own unique personality and colors. This droid is optimized to function in the sparsely settled, unspoiled world of Vandor. Join R6-SN0 on their adventures throughout the galaxy!

May the Force be with you…and your Droids!

This figure is the seventh carded Holiday figure Disney has produced in the Droid Factory line. His naming convention and appearance is based on that of a snowman. He includes Abe Lincoln’s top hat which was a common hat as part of the Build-a-Droid bins within the parks in 2015. This scarf is the same as used with the Holiday Droid set and just painted differently.

R6 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

Astromech Hats (1 version)

Astromech Accessories (1 version)

R6-SN0 – This droid prefers the cold and the few who have seen him on Vandor says he only activates when his hat is placed atop his dome.

This figure retailed for $14.99.

BB-Y0U (May 2023)

In celebration of Pride and the company’s Pride collection, The Walt Disney Company is giving funds as part of our ongoing commitment to organizations around the world that support LGBTQ+ communities.

To learn more, visit TWDCPrideCollection.com

This BB unit was released just prior to June in anticipation for this year’s Pride Month. The theming of this figure varies slightly from R2-RNBW as it, like BB-PR0UD, is not a part of Disney’s Rainbow collection and is simply part of their Pride Collection. This figure includes each color of the rainbow to reflect Pride flags. The name is clearly an encouragement to “be you”.

BB-8 Domes (1 version)

BB-8 Bodies (1 version)

BB-8 Cores (1 version)

BB-Y0U – A colorful droid like BB-Y0U is right at home on the lush and colorful world of Felucia.

This figure retailed for $12.99.

Pride Collection Set (May 2023)

In celebration of Pride and the company’s Pride collection, The Walt Disney Company is giving funds as part of our ongoing commitment to organizations around the world that support LGBTQ+ communities.

To learn more, visit TWDCPrideCollection.com

This set was released in conjunction with BB-Y0U for the 2023 Pride Collection. Instead of each Pride droid containing each color of the rainbow/Pride flag, each droid is given a separate color. This is the largest Droid Factory multipack released to date.

R2 Domes (1 version)

R4 Domes (1 version)

R5 Domes (1 version)

R6 Domes (1 version)

R7 Domes (1 version)

R8 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (4 versions)

R7 Bodies (2 versions)

R2 Unit – This Little droid Likes to Live on the Lively streets of Lothal.

R4 Unit – The Groovy droid Gets to hang with the Geonosians on Geonosis.

R5 Unit – The Bright astromech Believes in Being kind to all on Bespin.

R6 Unit – This R6 Tries To Teach all on Takodana.

R7 Unit – Quite the Quiet droid, its Quick to serve the conflicts on Quell.

R8 Unit – This R8 droid is loving Plus loyal Plus sympathetic Plus determined like the people of Pasaana.

This figure set retailed for $74.99.

R2-S4M (June 2023)

D3-09 (June 2023)

C1-MNST4 (July 2023)

R8-H23 (October 2023)

Ahsoka Set (January 2024)

Droid Factory Mystery Crate Droids (April 2024)

Coming soon!

TC-14 (May 2024)

R3-RN8W (May 2024)

R3-RNBW is the fourth carded droid to be released in the Pride Collection. It reflects the colors of the rainbow as its name implies to represent the Pride Flag. Like most R3 droids, its dome is transparent.

R3 Domes (1 version)

R2 Bodies (1 version)

R3-RNBW – R3 is at home among the neon lights of Coruscant’s Uscru Entertainment District as it loves the glow of the city.

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A big thanks goes out to the following who have aided in obtaining this ever-growing list of exclusives: John G., Chuck M., Curt B., Vince P., Jon G., Mark S., Ryan B., Robert K., Jennifer H., Shane Z., Amy M., Andy M., Sammy L., Jordan P., Dan D., and Dave M. We also want to thank our friends (specifically Ricardo B.C.) over at The Astromech Collection for their great knowledge of all things Astromech.

Make sure to check back as we’ll update this guide as more droids and parts are made available and until then,

May the Figures be with you!