You can buy a Star Wars helmet for anything from $20 to over $2,000, from kids’ masks and LEGO display models to full-size wearable helmets and limited-edition prop replicas. Below is every main helmet line and maker, with prices, and who makes a helmet for each of the most popular characters.
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Star Wars helmet replicas at a glance
Prices are in US dollars unless they’re shown in pounds. The independent makers sell through Etsy, eBay and their own websites, so their prices are in the shop’s own currency. All prices were checked on 23 October 2026.
| Line | What you get | Wearable? | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hasbro kids’ electronic masks | Roleplay masks with phrases and sound effects, for ages 5 and up | Yes, for children | $20.99 to $41.50 on Amazon |
| Rubie’s | Licensed costume helmets | Yes | $19.99 to $37.49 on Amazon |
| LEGO Star Wars helmets | Buildable display models on brick-built stands | No | $39.99 to $79.99 |
| Hasbro Black Series | Full-size helmets, most with electronics | Yes | $79.99 to $131.99 at release |
| eFX | Officially licensed, limited-edition prop replicas | 1:1 scale: check each listing | $349 to $2,699 |
| Independent makers | Hand-made and resin-cast helmets, kits and parts | Yes, most | About £130 to £470 |
| Galactic Armory | 3D print files, DIY kits and cast helmets | Yes, once built | $19.99 for files to $199.99 for a cast |
Who makes a helmet for each character?
The table shows who makes a helmet for five of the most popular characters. For the full Black Series and LEGO ranges, see the Black Series helmets list and the list of LEGO Star Wars helmets.
| Character | LEGO | Black Series | eFX | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Darth Vader | 75304 (2021) | 2018; Obi-Wan Kenobi version 2023 | Black Chrome Edition ($649); Darth Vader Reveal, Legend Edition ($2,699, 350 made) | Hasbro kids’ mask; New Image Prop Replicas |
| Stormtrooper | 75276 (2020) | Imperial 2016; First Order 2021; plus Shadow, Shock, Incinerator and Artillery troopers | Original Concept Art Stormtrooper ($969, 250 made) | RS Propmasters; New Image Prop Replicas |
| The Mandalorian (Din Djarin) | 75328 (2022) | 2021 | The Mandalorian & Grogu ($349); Beskar, Season 3, Signature Edition ($1,249, 100 made) | Hasbro kids’ mask; Branfuhr Studios kit |
| Boba Fett | 75277 (2020) | The Empire Strikes Back 2019; White 2020; Re-Armored 2021 | 40th Anniversary (sold out) | Hasbro kids’ mask; Galaxy Toys |
| Clone Trooper | 75349 Captain Rex, 75350 Commander Cody (2023) | Phase II and 332nd (2023), Captain Rex (2024), 501st (2025), Commander Cody (2026), Phase I (due 2027) | None so far | Sanotized Creations; Galaxy Toys; Galactic Armory |
Kids’ electronic masks
Hasbro’s Star Wars electronic masks are for ages 5 and up. Each one plays phrases and sound effects, and the range includes The Mandalorian, Darth Vader, Boba Fett and Ahsoka Tano, plus a Mandalorian and Darth Vader two-pack. When checked, Amazon itself was selling The Mandalorian mask for $20.99 and the Ahsoka Tano mask for $25.49.
Costume helmets
Rubie’s makes officially licensed Star Wars costume helmets and masks, and they’re the cheapest licensed helmets for adults on this page. Its Force Awakens Villain Trooper two-piece helmet was $19.99 on Amazon from a third-party seller, and the red version was $37.49. For other characters, it’s worth searching eBay.
LEGO Star Wars helmets
LEGO has made 15 Star Wars helmets since 2020, from the TIE Fighter Pilot to the Imperial Remnant AT-RT Driver, plus the 75227 Darth Vader bust that came first. They aren’t wearable: each is a buildable display model on its own brick-built stand with a nameplate, and they cost $39.99 to $79.99. There were none in 2024: three came out in 2023, three more in 2025, and the newest arrived in June 2026. All 15, with piece counts and sizes, are in the full list of LEGO Star Wars helmets.
Hasbro Black Series helmets
The Black Series helmets are Hasbro’s full-size wearable replicas, and most have electronics: voice changers, light-up rangefinders and visors. There have been 38 since Kylo Ren in 2015, counting the ones still to come, and they cost $79.99 to $131.99 when they came out. The newest are $99.99 to $109.99. All 38, with release years, prices and features, are on the Black Series helmets list.
eFX: licensed prop replicas
eFX Collectibles makes officially licensed Star Wars prop replicas, and its helmets are 1:1 scale limited editions, many made from master patterns of the original helmets. Recent ones include The Mandalorian helmet from The Mandalorian & Grogu ($349), the Darth Vader Black Chrome Edition ($649), the Original Concept Art Stormtrooper ($969, 250 made), The Mandalorian Beskar helmet from Season 3 ($1,249, 100 made) and the Darth Vader Reveal helmet, Legend Edition ($2,699, 350 made). Many are sold on pre-order with a non-refundable deposit, and earlier ones such as the 40th Anniversary Boba Fett have sold out.
eFX sells direct from its website, and Sideshow sells its helmets too, though most of the older ones there are sold out or waitlisted.
Independent helmet makers
These are small independent makers. They aren’t part of the official licensed ranges above, and some of their helmets are made to order. Check each listing for what’s included, the sizing and how long it will take. All five were trading on 23 October 2026.
RS Propmasters
RS Propmasters is a UK workshop in Stockport that makes what it calls screen lineage replicas of the classic trilogy Imperial helmets: Stormtrooper, Scout Trooper, Snowtrooper, TIE Fighter Pilot and Sandtrooper. The A New Hope stunt Stormtrooper helmet was £299.99 when checked. Orders to the United States include tariffs, so there’s nothing extra to pay on delivery. Owners on collector forums rate the helmets well, though some mention waits of up to about three months.
Sanotized Creations
Sanotized Creations is an Etsy shop in Bochum, Germany, with a 4.9 rating from 462 reviews and 1,200 sales. It specialises in clone trooper and Republic Commando helmets, sold either as resin-cast kits to finish yourself or as painted, finished helmets. It also sells armour kits and 3D print files. When checked, kits started at about £158 and finished helmets cost about £385 to £473. Many of its listings are described as 501st approved.
Galaxy Toys
Galaxy Toys is a Dutch Etsy shop with a 4.8 rating from 740 reviews and 1,700 sales over 10 years. Its helmets are cast in polyester resin and come finished, ready to wear. The range covers clone troopers, Boba Fett and the Royal Guard, at about £130 to £156.
New Image Prop Replicas
New Image Prop Replicas is a UK seller that has been on eBay since 2003, with 100% positive feedback from 4,911 ratings and 4,000 items sold. It sells Stormtrooper, Biker Scout, Snowtrooper, Darth Vader and Republic Commando helmets, priced at £150 to £350 when checked, plus parts such as neck seals, aerators and helmet stands.
Branfuhr Studios
Branfuhr Studios is a South Carolina Etsy shop with a 4.9 rating from 1,100 reviews over 13 years. Most of its range is now Halo, but it has four Star Wars helmets: Din Djarin, the Mandalorian Praetorian Guard, the Shoretrooper and the Patrol Trooper. The Din Djarin helmet, £168.12 when checked, is sold as a raw resin kit that needs filling, sanding and painting. The listing describes it as fan-made.
Print your own: Galactic Armory
Galactic Armory, a US maker that has been going since 2017, sells 3D print files for hundreds of helmets and armour sets, including many from Star Wars, mostly at $19.99 to $34.99. If you don’t have a printer, it also sells DIY kits and cast helmets, such as its Phase 1 and Phase 2 clone trooper and Republic Commando casts at $170 to $199.99. Builders on costuming forums say to print a test section first to check the sizing.