212th attack battalion: 1/6 utapau clone trooper from sideshow collectibles (teaser)
KNOW YOUR CLONE TROOPERS:
"The 212th Attack Battalion was a unit of clone troopers under the leadership of Clone Marshal Commander Cody. Troops of the 212th Attack Battalion were distinguished by the orange markings on their armor ... Though commanded by Commander Cody, the 212th Attack Battalion was also led by High Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi, who developed a friendship with the battalion commander during the Clone Wars ... When General Kenobi was tasked with tracking down and eliminating the Separatist Supreme Commander, General Grievous, he took two battalions with him to the Utapau system - one of which was Cody's unit." [SW-Wikia]
the 212th Attack Battalion: UTAPAU CLONE TROOPER is also slated to be the next 12-inch action figure to come out of Sideshow Collectibles [www]. No further product details at this time.
FYI: In Singlish (*Singaporean-slang) "UTAPAU" reads very much like "You Tah Pau" - which roughly translates to asking someone else to go and pack takeaway food ("You Packet Food / You Takeaway") ... don't say I never teach you folks Singlish, eh? *hyuk* :p
"The 212th Attack Battalion was a unit of clone troopers under the leadership of Clone Marshal Commander Cody. Troops of the 212th Attack Battalion were distinguished by the orange markings on their armor ... Though commanded by Commander Cody, the 212th Attack Battalion was also led by High Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi, who developed a friendship with the battalion commander during the Clone Wars ... When General Kenobi was tasked with tracking down and eliminating the Separatist Supreme Commander, General Grievous, he took two battalions with him to the Utapau system - one of which was Cody's unit." [SW-Wikia]the 212th Attack Battalion: UTAPAU CLONE TROOPER is also slated to be the next 12-inch action figure to come out of Sideshow Collectibles [www]. No further product details at this time.
FYI: In Singlish (*Singaporean-slang) "UTAPAU" reads very much like "You Tah Pau" - which roughly translates to asking someone else to go and pack takeaway food ("You Packet Food / You Takeaway") ... don't say I never teach you folks Singlish, eh? *hyuk* :p
