The RA-7 protocol droid, also known as the RA-7 inventory droid, the RA-7 series protocol droid, the "insect droid" due to its large photoreceptors, and nicknamed the "Death Star droid" due to its use aboard the first Death Star, was a model of protocol droid manufactured by Arakyd Industries.

The MSE-6 series repair droid, sometimes referred to as the mouse droid, was a small, box-shaped, wheeled general purpose MSE-series droid often used for delivery and maintenance purposes. [3] MSE-6 units were most notably on Star Destroyers and both Death Stars during the time of the Galactic Empire .

Death Star Droid Details - Review details here to learn about variations, accessories, and pricing for this vintage Star Wars collectible.

Oct 8, 2020 · a guide to vintage star wars figures & accessories. star wars. death star droid. wolff october 8, 2020; table of contents. coo sheet. figure guide i: kader/ poch/ meccano ii: unitoy/ poch. figure overview. further reading. don’t rely on just the coo to identify a figure.

Jan 10, 2025 · The Death Star Droid is a vintage action figure released by Kenner in 1978 as part of the Star Wars franchise. This silver-colored plastic figure is based on the character from "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope" and is 100% complete, meaning it includes all its original parts.

The gleaming silver Death Star Droid was captured by the Jawas and transported across the Tatooine desert in the dungeon of a sandcrawler.

Death Star Droid was a figure released in 1978, part of the Star Wars collection. There’s something funny about the Death Star Droid that most collectors don’t think about when looking at it. Even though there is a similar droid in the Death Star (with a …

Everyone believes Boba Fett is dead, eaten by the Sarlacc in the Pit of Carkoon. But the bounty hunter miraculously survives his ordeal and lies unconscious outside the pit, covered in mucus and sand. The Jawas and their RA-7 droid find him and, believing him to be a droid or cyborg, bring him onto their Sandcrawler.