Essential info:
Price: $69.99 / £59.99
Model number: Â 75350
Number of pieces: 766
Dimensions: Â Â 8 x 5 x 5.5 inches / 21 x 12 x 14 cmÂ
Recommended age: 18+
Clone Commander Cody might not be the most known trooper in the Star Wars galaxy. Unless you’re familiar with The Clone Wars, the name probably doesn’t mean much to you.Â
But don’t let that put you off. One of the best Star Wars helmets you can currently buy, Clone Commander Cody Helmet is vibrant, brilliantly crafted, and – for the most part – a joy to build.
Spread over five numbered bags, the process of building Lego Star Wars Clone Commander Cody will take you around 90 minutes to two hours, depending how skilled you are at putting together Lego models. Like most of Lego’s helmet collection, this is a very methodical build, and seeing Clone Commander Cody Helmet come together is deeply satisfying.
There are some fantastic building techniques here, particularly around the upper portion of the helmet’s head. The front, back and sides are all built independently, before locking in together in a very clever way. Later on, the side sections of the helmet are built separately and attached to the rest via hinges. Again, it’s a clever technique, but one of the only complaints we can levy at Lego Star Wars Clone Commander Cody Helmet is these sections are a little awkward to correctly get in place. It’s a small complaint, though – and once they’re in place, they look great.
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Another stand-out feature of Lego Star Wars Clone Commander Cody Helmet is the amount of detail it has on all four sides. We’re used to the back of a model being plain – after all, it’s usually hidden away out of sight. But here, Clone Commander Cody’s helmet deserves to be admired from all four sides to really appreciate how much detail has been included.
Like all Lego Star Wars helmets, Clone Commander Cody is displayed on a black plinth, complete with a printed name plate. It gives the set a premium feel, making it a perfect display piece – whether alone or alongside other helmets.Â
It isn’t until the very last bag of bricks that Clone Commander Cody Helmet truly comes together. Here, you’ll add the finishing touches to the front of the helmet, along with the mohawk-like detail on top. These details really set the helmet apart: it’s an excellent recreation of the real character, but also a truly unique addition to the helmets range. The contrast of the vibrant orange against the white of the helmet really pops, and this is one Lego set that truly catches your eye.
Should you buy the Lego Star Wars Clone Commander Cody Helmet?
You absolutely should buy Lego Star Wars Clone Commander Cody. If you’re a collector of the Star Wars helmets, you’ll want this one to add some vibrant color to your collection.Â
And even if you’re not, it’s a wonderful display model that’s a joy to build. It’s hard to find fault with this set, and you won’t regret picking it up.
Other Lego sets to consider
If you’re looking for more Lego Star Wars helmets, there’s plenty to choose from: Commander Cody is just one of eleven (and we bet there’s still more to come). How about the dark, foreboding presence of Darth Vader (opens in new tab)? Or you could opt for something a little more unusual with Princess Leia (Boushh) (opens in new tab).Â
Elsewhere in the world of Lego Star Wars sets (opens in new tab), the AT-TE Walker (opens in new tab) comes highly recommended if you like the idea of a minifigure-scale playset. We also love Boba Fett’s Starship (opens in new tab), which is both great for display and play – and doesn’t break the bank.
