Hydraulic whirrs echo across Mos Espa’s podracer pits— a crimson-plated DUM-series repair droid pops its dome above the toolbox, antenna twitching with life. Bring that moment home with our life-size Pit Droid Head Replica, rebuilt from Lucasfilm reference stills using advanced 3D printing techniques. Perfect for display pedestals, starship workshops, or droid-bay cosplay builds.
⚙️ Features
Life-Size 1:1 Pit Droid Head Replica
3D printed in high-quality PLA plastic
Signature rust-orange paint with silver chipping and grime FX
Two antennae made to stand out
High-gloss black eye lens
Fully assembled and weathered by hand
Made to order – every piece is unique
⚖️ Specs
Roughly 11 inches tall (27.94 cm)
Roughly 8 inches wide (20.32 cm)
Weighs up to 1.0 lbs (0.45 kg)
We use expensive, high-quality primers and paints on the premium models for the best possible finish.
If you've seen our blasters from years prior, they most likely DO NOT reflect the current quality of our products, as we continuously strive to enhance your experience with our work.
As each piece is custom-made to order, please allow for extended production time. No returns or cancellations accepted. Questions? Hit us up.
Star Wars Pit Droid Head Replica – Life-Size 1:1 Weathered Red
In the industrial shadows of the Outer Rim, pit droids were the grease-stained backbone of galactic starship maintenance. Manufactured by Serv-O-Droid, Inc., these compact units were built for one purpose: keep ships running, no questions asked. Deployed in swarms across podracing circuits, backwater repair bays, and underworld chop shops, their collapsible design allowed for rapid deployment in tight quarters. With limited speech and just enough intelligence to follow orders—or cause chaos—they were fast, expendable, and loyal to whoever paid. Their rust-orange shells weren’t just for style—they masked oil stains, heat damage, and years of field abuse. Clumsy but persistent, pit droids became icons of the working-class droid underbelly, surviving long after their factory lines shut down.
