Droid Factory is the Disney Parks line of 3.75-inch Star Wars droid figures. It started in 2012 as a build-your-own astromech counter at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and it now includes holiday and Halloween droids, four-packs from the films and shows, mystery crates, advent calendars and, since January 2026, a new Build-A-Droid figure every month. This checklist has every release from 2012 to October 2026, with the original price of each one.
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How many Droid Factory figures are there?
As of October 2026 there are 90 Droid Factory releases on this checklist, from single carded droids to four-packs, mystery crates and advent calendars. Together with the 7 Galaxy’s Edge Droid Depot releases near the end, that makes 97 releases and 185 droids. That doesn’t count the build-your-own droids, because the parts can be put together in thousands of ways.
What is Droid Factory?
Droid Factory opened during Star Wars Weekends in May 2012 at Tatooine Traders in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Visitors picked a dome, a body and legs from 71 pieces to build and name their own R-series astromech, with an optional third leg and a novelty hat. Three of the domes, the R6, R8 and R9, were made for Droid Factory and weren’t sold anywhere else. The droids came in single or dual packs, and Disney had been working on the idea since 2009.
The hats included Mickey Mouse ears, inspired by Jedi Mickey’s astromech R2-MK, and later a Goofy hat, a pirate hat, a fedora and a Yoda cap. A new collection of parts followed at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim in 2015, and protocol droids joined the line in April 2017.
The first themed droid, R2-D60, came out in 2015 for the 60th anniversary of Disneyland, and that year’s holiday droid, R2-H15, began a tradition that is still going. Disney says its ready-built droids have interchangeable parts that can be mixed and matched with the droids built at Droid Factory.
The 2026 Build-A-Droid Series
Since January 2026, Disney Store and Disney Parks have released a new Droid Factory figure each month, usually on the first Friday at 8 a.m. Pacific time on DisneyStore.com. Each one comes with a trading card and a piece of a bonus droid. The six figures in Series 1 build TC-332, and Series 2 is building RX-01.
Series 1
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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R5-K6 | 2 January 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #1. Comes with a blue protocol droid body for TC-332 |
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CU-28 | 6 February 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #2, a gold protocol droid. Comes with TC-332’s head |
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QT-KT | 6 March 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #3. Comes with TC-332’s right arm |
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DD-BD | April 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #4. Comes with TC-332’s left arm |
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R4-6D0 | 4 May 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #5. Comes with TC-332’s right leg |
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B2EMO | June 2026 | $19.99 | Series 1 #6, from Andor. Comes with TC-332’s left leg |
| No photo yet | TC-332 | January to June 2026 | The bonus droid, built from the pieces packed with the six figures above |
Series 2
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | Chopper (C1-10P, mining facility disguise) | 3 July 2026 | $19.99 | Series 2 #1. Comes with the RX-01 body |
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R0-M1 and RJ-83 | 7 August 2026 | $19.99 | Series 2 #2. Comes with the RX-01 head |
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R2-D2 (D-Squad) | 4 September 2026 | $19.99 | Series 2 #3. Comes with the RX-01 base |
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KP-1 | 2 October 2026 | $19.99 | Series 2 #4. Comes with an RX-01 arm |
| No photo yet | R8-26 | Not yet released | $19.99 | Series 2 #5 |
| No photo yet | M5-BZ and Meebur Gascon | Not yet released | $19.99 | Series 2 #6 |
Holiday droids (2015 to 2026)
There has been a Disney Parks holiday droid every year since 2015. The name gives the year: R2-H15 is an R2 unit for Holiday 2015. Disney’s merchandise team took the idea from Ralph McQuarrie’s holiday artwork of R2-D2 and C-3PO wearing reindeer antlers.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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R2-H15 | Holiday 2015 | $12.95 | The first holiday droid, with a removable Santa hat |
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R2-H16 | November 2016 | $12.95 | Comes with a holiday hat |
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R3-H17 | Fall 2017 | $12.95 | Comes with a three-piece arm and mistletoe |
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R4-H18 | Holiday 2018 | $12.95 | Snowy white and see-through, with a drinks tray and glasses |
| No photo yet | BB-19H | Late October 2019 | $12.99 | The first BB unit holiday droid |
| No photo yet | BB-H20 | Late October 2020 | $12.99 | |
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R5-D33R | Early November 2021 | $12.99 | Comes with a hat with antlers |
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R6-SN0 | October 2022 | $14.99 | A snowman droid, with a hat and red scarf |
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R8-H23 | October 2023 | $14.99 | Comes with a wreath |
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R4-TR3 | October 2024 | $14.99 | A Christmas tree droid, with a star |
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R2-H25 | Holiday 2025 | $14.99 | Comes with a candy cane hat |
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R2-H26 | 26 October 2026 | $17.99 | A Santa droid with a gold dome. Buy at Disney Store ($17.99 on 26 October 2026) |
Holiday sets
| Photo | Set | Released | Price | Notes |
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Droid Factory Holiday Set (2021) | Early November 2021 | $34.99 | R2-H15, R2-H16, R3-H17 and R4-H18 together in one box |
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Droid Factory Holiday Set (2026) | Late October 2026 | $59.99 | R4-TR3, R5-D33R, R6-SN0 and R8-H23 together in one box. Buy at Disney Store ($59.99 on 26 October 2026) |
Halloween droids (2016 to 2026)
The Halloween droids began in 2016 with R2-B00, a name that reads as R2-BOO. They usually come out in July or August, well before Halloween.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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R2-B00 | 2016 | $12.95 | The first Halloween droid. Its name reads as R2-BOO |
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R3-B0017 | Halloween 2017 | $12.99 | |
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R4-B0018 | August 2018 | $12.99 | Comes with a three-piece arm and a candy corn |
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R5-B0019 | Halloween 2019 | $12.95 | Themed after a skeleton costume |
| No photo yet | BB-BOO20 | August 2020 | $12.99 | An orange pumpkin BB unit with a green head |
| No photo yet | R6-W1CH | August 2021 | $12.99 | Comes with a witch hat |
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R7-FNG | Late August 2022 | $12.99 | |
| No photo yet | C1-MNST4 | 1 August 2023 | $14.99 | A C1 droid, like Chopper, with three-part arms |
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R5-Z0MB | Early August 2024 | $14.99 | A zombie droid |
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R2-B0025 | July 2025 | $14.99 | Painted Halloween orange |
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R2-WRWLF | Early August 2026 | $14.99 | A werewolf droid with ears. Buy at Disney Store ($7.98, marked down from $14.99 on 26 October 2026) |
Halloween set
| Photo | Set | Released | Price | Notes |
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Halloween Droid 4-Pack (2022) | August 2022 | $39.99 | R2-B00, R3-B0017, R4-B0018 and R5-B0019 together in one box |
Pride droids (2021 to 2026)
Disney has released a Pride droid every year since 2021, for Pride Month in May or June.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | R2-RN8W | May 2021 | $12.99 | The first Pride droid, painted in rainbow colours |
| No photo yet | BB-PR0UD | June 2022 | $12.99 | |
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BB-Y0U | May 2023 | $14.99 | |
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R3-RN8W | May 2024 | $16.99 | |
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C1-RN8W | Pride Month 2025 | $14.99 | A black C1 droid with rainbow panels |
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R5-PR0UD | May 2026 | $17.99 |
Pride set
| Photo | Set | Released | Price | Notes |
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Pride Droid 6-Pack (2023) | May 2023 | $74.99 | Six unnamed astromechs: an R2, R4, R5, R6, R7 and R8 unit, one in each rainbow colour |
Other seasonal droids
These were made for May the 4th, Easter and Valentine’s Day.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | R5-M4 | May 2016 | $12.95 | For May the 4th |
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R2-BNE | Easter 2025 | $14.99 | An Easter droid with bunny ears |
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R2-LUV and R2-IN0 | 29 December 2025 | $26.99 | A Valentine’s Day pair. Each holds half of a heart |
D23, Celebration and Disney anniversary droids
These celebrate Disney’s D23 fan event, Star Wars Celebration or a park anniversary. The D23 droids were sold at the event first.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | R2-D60 | May 2015 | $12.95 | For the 60th anniversary of Disneyland |
| No photo yet | R4-D23 | August 2015 | $12.95 | For the D23 Expo in Anaheim, with a wizard hat |
| No photo yet | R5-D23 | D23 Expo 2017 | $12.95 | For the D23 Expo, with a hat |
| No photo yet | R7-TN0 | 27 May 2022 | $14.99 | Released at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim |
| No photo yet | R2-W50 | May 2022 | $12.99 | For the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney World |
| No photo yet | C1-940 | 9 September 2022 | $14.99 | For the D23 Expo |
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R6-D23 | 9 August 2024 | $14.99 | For D23, with a sorcerer’s hat |
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R2-DL70 | July 2025 | $14.99 | For the 70th anniversary of Disneyland |
| No photo yet | R7-D23 | 14 to 16 August 2026 | $17.99 | For D23, with a hat |
Droids from the films and shows
Most Droid Factory figures are droids Disney designed itself, but these appear in Star Wars films and shows, or in the parks.
| Photo | Droid | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | R2-D2 (Holographic) | Summer 2015 | $12.95 | A see-through blue R2-D2 |
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C1-10P Chopper | April 2017 | $12.95 | From Star Wars Rebels. First sold at Star Wars Celebration Orlando |
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R-3D0 | 13 April 2017 | $12.99 | A red protocol droid seen in The Force Awakens. The first Droid Factory protocol droid |
| No photo yet | BB-8 | June 2017 | $12.99 | Built from BB unit Build-A-Droid parts |
| No photo yet | SK-620 | March 2022 | $12.99 | Sold on board the Galactic Starcruiser hotel |
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B2EMO | August 2022 | $12.99 | From Andor |
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R2-S4M | June 2023 | $14.99 | The drinks droid from Jabba’s Sail Barge in Return of the Jedi, with a tray and seven glasses |
| No photo yet | D3-09 | July 2023 | $14.99 | Sold on board the Galactic Starcruiser hotel |
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TC-14 | May 2024 | $14.99 | From The Phantom Menace, with a tray |
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Imperial probe droid with Hyperspace Pod | August 2025 | $29.99 | Comes with a stand and a five-panel pod |
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DJ R-3X | November 2025 | $14.99 | The DJ from Oga’s Cantina at Galaxy’s Edge |
Film and TV four-packs (2015 to 2026)
Most years since 2015 have had a boxed set of four droids from a recent film or show.
| Photo | Four-pack | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | The Force Awakens | Fall 2015 | $29.99 | R0-4LO, R2-Q2, R4-M9 and R5-X3 |
| No photo yet | Rogue One | 2016 | $29.99 | C2-B5, R2-BHD, R3-M2 and R5-SK1 |
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The Clone Wars | April 2017 | $29.99 | R2-C2, R5-013, R5-P8 and R5-S9. First sold at Star Wars Celebration Orlando |
| No photo yet | The Last Jedi | Fall 2017 | $29.99 | BB-8, BB-4, 2BB-2 and BB-9E |
| No photo yet | Solo: A Star Wars Story | April 2018 | $29.99 | R2-F1P, R2-S8, R5-232 and R5-PHT |
| No photo yet | The Rise of Skywalker | 4 October 2019 | $29.99 | D-O, R2-SHP, R5-2JE and R6-LE5 |
| No photo yet | The Mandalorian | Late December 2021 | $44.99 | MA-13, N0-AH, R1 and R6-D3 |
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Obi-Wan Kenobi | September 2022 | $44.99 | 1-JAC, NED-B, R3-T2 and a Viper probe droid |
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Ahsoka | 29 January 2024 | $49.99 | Chopper, C4-R4C, Professor Huyang and RD-3 |
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The Book of Boba Fett | June 2025 | $44.99 | B5-R4, GS-C1B, J7R-T and R0-1N6 |
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BDX droids (The Mandalorian and Grogu) | 4 May 2026 | $49.99 | Four BDX droids in orange, blue, green and red. Buy at Disney Store ($59.99 on 26 October 2026) |
Two-packs
| Photo | Two-pack | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | R4-X2 and Y5-X2 | April 2017 | $19.99 | Droids from The Last Jedi. First sold at Star Wars Celebration Orlando |
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R2-D2 and C-3PO (40th Anniversary) | April 2017 | $24.99 | For the 40th anniversary of Star Wars. First sold at Star Wars Celebration Orlando |
Mystery crates (2021 and 2024)
Each mystery crate holds one of six droids, and you don’t know which until you open it. The crate, a base with a lid, comes with the droid.
| Photo | Crate | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | Mystery Crate (2021) | Late December 2021 | $14.99 | Six droids to find: B5-SL, C1-4B, CH-83, G4-S8, JB-9 and S3-R9 |
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Mystery Crate (2024) | Early May 2024 | $16.99 | Six droids to find: AR-L5, J1-B2, LM-7B, M5-K7, MB-12 and SC-97 |
Advent calendars (2022 and 2024)
Disney has made two Droid Factory advent calendars, with six droids in 2022 and seven in 2024.
| Photo | Calendar | Released | Price | Notes |
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Droid Factory Advent Calendar (2022) | Holiday 2022 | $69.99 | Six droids: three holiday astromechs (one with mistletoe, an elf and a nutcracker), a BB unit, a C1 droid and a Gonk droid wrapped as a present |
| No photo yet | Droid Factory Advent Calendar (2024) | Holiday 2024 | $79.99 | Seven droids: an astromech, a BB unit, an R1, a Gonk droid, B2EMO, D-O and a C1 droid |
Vehicles and playsets that come with droids
Disney Parks has also sold its own vehicles in the same scale, with droids packed in. The Starspeeders are the ships from the Star Tours ride.
| Photo | Vehicle | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | Starspeeder 1000 (2012) | Spring 2012 | $54.95 | Comes with R2-D2 and an IC-360 camera droid |
| No photo yet | Sandcrawler (2018) | 2018 | $99.99 | Comes with a Gonk droid and a Jawa |
| No photo yet | Starspeeder 3000 (2024) | 9 August 2024 | $300.00 | Comes with R2-D2 and RX-24 |
| No photo yet | Starspeeder 1000 (2025) | August 2025 | $349.99 | Comes with R2-D2, C-3PO and an IC-360 camera droid |
Galaxy’s Edge Droid Depot figures (2019 and 2020)
These were sold at the Droid Depot shop in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge as part of its own range, though some carry the Droid Factory name too. They’re the same 3.75-inch scale and fit in with the rest.
| Photo | Release | Released | Price | Notes |
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| No photo yet | Color-changing droid 4-pack #1 | Galaxy’s Edge opening, 2019 | $39.99 | A BB unit, an R2 unit, a C1 droid and an RA-7 protocol droid that change colour |
| No photo yet | Color-changing droid 4-pack #2 | Galaxy’s Edge opening, 2019 | $39.99 | A BB unit, an R4 unit, a 3PO protocol droid and a CZ protocol droid that change colour |
| No photo yet | Droid Factory playset | Galaxy’s Edge opening, 2019 | $49.99 | Comes with a colour-changing Gonk droid |
| No photo yet | First Order Short-Range Evacuation Vehicle | December 2019 | $74.99 | Comes with an R5 droid in blue, orange or red, and later white (2021) |
| No photo yet | 4-LOM | November 2020 | $12.99 | The bounty hunter droid, for the 40th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back |
| No photo yet | CB-23 | November 2020 | $12.99 | From Star Wars Resistance |
| No photo yet | Droid Depot Droids 5-pack | November 2020 | $49.99 | B-R72, C2-B9, EG-01, L4-R6 and R1-J1 |
Droid Factory and The Vintage Collection
Droid Factory figures are the same scale as Hasbro’s Vintage Collection, and five Vintage Collection astromechs share the Build-A-Droid sculpt:
- VC40 R5-D4 (2011): built on the Build-A-Droid R5 sculpt, first used for Hasbro’s 2009 Legacy Collection R5-A2
- VC149 R2-D2 (2019): built on the Build-A-Droid R2 sculpt, first used for the 2009 Legacy Collection R2-L3
- VC303 R5-D4 (2023): a repaint of VC40 for The Mandalorian
- VC322 R7-A7 and VC324 RG-G1 (2024): from the Escape from Order 66 four-pack, reworked from the revised Build-A-Droid R2 sculpt that Hasbro first used for its 2017 The Last Jedi R2-D2
That’s why they look at home next to Droid Factory astromechs. Hasbro’s new Vintage Collection R2-D2, due in 2027, is an all-new sculpt. I reviewed the Mandalorian R5-D4 and compared it with VC40 on my YouTube channel:
Other things called Droid Factory
- Kenner’s Droid Factory (1979): a playset from the original vintage line, with its own build-a-droid parts
- Hasbro’s Legacy Collection Droid Factory (2008 and 2009): figures packed with build-a-droid pieces. The 2008 Walmart two-packs built C-3PX, and a 2009 wave built a Phase III Dark Trooper
- The Star Tours figures (2002 to 2013): Hasbro’s earlier Disney Parks figures, such as RX-24 and the G2 droids, sold on Star Tours cards
- The Geonosis droid factory: the battle droid factory in Attack of the Clones
Where to buy Droid Factory figures
New Droid Factory figures are sold at Disney Parks and on DisneyStore.com, and most of the 2026 Build-A-Droid figures have already sold out online. On 26 October 2026, Disney Store had four in stock: R2-WRWLF, R2-H26, the 2026 holiday set and the BDX droids. Everything else is retired, and eBay is the place to look.
More Star Wars checklists
For Hasbro’s 3.75-inch figures, see the Vintage Collection checklist and the Vintage Collection vehicles guide. For the animated series, there’s the Clone Wars figure checklist.