III one with revealed face here: 8088 ARC-170 Starfighter and below. Star Wars: Episode III where the clones' faces are revealed within the helmet, the latter is more accurate to the movie, see the Ep. One as seen in Star Wars: Episode III where the clones are in a blue and white suits another from The Clone Wars line, where the clones are in white armour, but have yellow markings and red Republic symbols on the helmet, similar to Clone Pilot Oddball. The other uniform featured in the films was the same except for the helmet, which is open, more like that of a Rebel Pilot, this uniform is being used for a Lego ® minifigure in 2010 sets such as 8088 ARC-170 Starfighter and 8096 Palpatine's Shuttle.There are currently five variants of Clone Pilots: The uniform used by Lego ® has an enclosed helmet which was typically worn by V-Wing pilots because the V-Wing has no life support. The uniform that they wear on the first Lego ® minifigure is actually the less common of two uniforms worn by Clone Pilots. Other than having the red and yellow on their helmets, and the breathing device, their minifigures are exactly the same as the normal Clone Trooper ones.
Their breathing device is located closer to their heads than the Phase II armor. The figures also had red insignias on either side of their helmets. They had the same style helmets as the version II Clone Troopers but had yellow above their visors and on their fin. In the Clone Wars line, a second Clone Pilot minifigure was used, this one was based on the appearance of the Clone Pilots during the Clone Wars, and how they were shown in the animated Clone Wars series. The Lego creators also made the clones with both Phase I and Phase II armor.
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