The Clone Trooper to Stormtrooper Evolutions was a particular hit, and Hasbro actually made a running change from the first version, which featured a yellow/orange theme (including a 327th Star Corps Phase 2 Clone), to the second version, which featured a white/gray theme (including a 41st Phase 2 Clone). Later, Hasbro launched its Evolutions subline, which was a fan favorite, and was originally designed to contain 3 premium figures with loads of accessories. As the first release of this type of clone, it was cool at the time, but it was a repaint of a frustratingly poor Clone sculpt as the base. The first one was part of a 5-figure battle pack, in which 4 of the figures were the same 41st clone. It almost seems that Hasbro was so confused by this particular scene that they crapped out the previous TBS (orange) #12 - 41st Elite Corps Clone Trooper with its disastrous markings.Īs for figures, this is technically the 6th release (5 are shown above in the comparison shot) of the grey-patterned 41st (separate from any Kashyyyk camo’d troopers of the 41st). It is believed that this was an editing error, and that the clones should have been wearing the gray patterned armor of the 41st. This is actually the only time we see all white Phase 2 clones. Behind Mace and Obi-Wan are a couple of clones wearing all white armor. One interesting note: there is a scene on board a gunship with Yoda, Mace, and Obi-Wan flying in one of the Coruscant sky lanes. This isn’t explained in the films, but in the US military, it is not uncommon for small detachments to be temporarily assigned to other larger units when it is deemed necessary. Simultaneously, members of the 41st, wearing their grey trim, can be seen fighting alongside the 212th on Utapau. That same unit is seen later on Kashyyyk, although we only see them wearing camouflage patterns on scout and ARF armor configurations. In Revenge of the Sith, they wear the white armor with gray trim (as represented on this figure) in a key scene when they are preparing to leave Coruscant for Kashyyyk.
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