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Star Wars: Episode 4 (IV) - A New Hope - Nebit's Jawa Sandcrawler - Droid hold/Droid prison
Star Wars: Episode 4 (IV) - A New Hope - Sandcrawler - Droid hold/Droid prison
Behind-The-Scenes
Sketch by David West Reynolds of an interior section of the sandcrawler
Image from "Vision Quest: The Origins of the Star Wars: Incredible Cross-Sections" (Star Wars Insider 68, p. 41)
Star Wars: Episode 4 (IV) - A New Hope - Sandcrawler - Droid sale
Droids featured above
3PO-series protocol droid (not C-3PO, unnamed)
R2-series astromech droids (unnamed)
R3-series astromech droid (unnamed)
R4-series astromech droid (unnamed)
*The WED Septoid Treadwell (without top piece) is similar to the one seen earlier in Echo Base.
Droids featured above
Gand med droid (unnamed)
Piloting droid (unnamed)
Power droid (unnamed)
WED-15 Septoid Treadwell (unnamed)
*The 2-1B droid seen above is 2-1B from The Empire Strikes Back according to the Droidography (2018) book.
Droids featured above
R3-series astromech droid (unnamed)
R5-series astromech droid (modified, unnamed)
Star Wars: Episode 1 (I) - The Phantom Menace - Queen's Royal Starship - Droid Hold
*R5-A7 is an alternative designation ("Set Piece"—Star Wars Insider 94). That alternate designation
was later made canon through the Star Wars: Jedi Challenges game.
*R2-C4 was listed as one of the astromechs on the royal starship according to
"Set Piece"—Star Wars Insider 94, but was never seen onscreen.
*The body of R2-C4 was stated to be used for G8-R3, according to the
Astromech website at angelfire.com: Link (under R5-A7/G8-R3 section).
*R2-M5 was onboard the royal starship, but its scenes were cut from the movie, with the
droid only seen in behind-the-scenes images. An alternate designation for R2-M5 was R2-D1 in Legends.
R2-B1 (left) and R2-R9 (right). R2-M5 is shown in the next image.
Droids featured above
R-series astromech droid (modified, unnamed)
R1-type shopkeeping drone (unnamed)
RMS droid (unnamed)
Stretch droid (unnamed)
Star Wars: Episode 1 (I) - The Phantom Menace - Mos Espa - Watto's junkshop
*The Stretch droid seen above was identified in the Legends Star Wars Chronicles: The Prequels (2005, p. 74) book.
Droids featured above
3PO-series protocol droid (damaged, unnamed)
GNK-series power droid (unnamed)
Pit droid (unnamed)
R1-type shopkeeping drone (unnamed)
Scrubber droid (unnamed)
Stretch droid (unnamed)
Star Wars: Episode 2 (II) - Attack of the Clones - Mos Espa
Droids featured above
B1-series battle droid (unnamed)
B2-series super battle droid (unnamed)
Droideka (unnamed)
Solo: A Star Wars Story - Fort Ypso and Kessel Droids
*Info outdated
Sources
Every Droid in Star Wars | Star Wars By the Numbers (online, 2019)
Solo: A Star Wars Story The Official Guide (2018)
Star Wars: Behind the Magic CD-ROM (1998)
Star Wars Chronicles: The Prequels (2005)
Visual Guides (starwars.com, 2007)
What's the Story? feature (starwars.com, 2005-2008)
Wookieepedia (info)
Last modified: 9/2026 and 10/2026 (updating), 4/2026 (website link fix), 11/2024 (1/2021 on old astromech website)
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