Aayla Secura is a Twi’lek Jedi Knight in the Star Wars universe. She appears in Episode II: Attack of the Clones and The Clone Wars animated series. LEGO released the first Aayla Secura minifigure in 2010 as part of its Star Wars line. The minifigure represents her blue-skinned alien species with a headdress covering her lekku head-tails. Each version includes a blue lightsaber accessory and features printed details on the torso showing her Jedi tunic.
Three variants of the Aayla Secura minifigure exist. The initial design, code sw0284, has large eyes and appeared in 2010. The second, sw0833, updates the face with dark pink lips and released in 2017. The latest, sw1428, uses nougat-colored lips and debuted in 2025. All variants share a medium blue head, torso, arms, and legs. The torso printing depicts brown belts and pouches over a blue robe. The headdress is dark brown with blue accents. These changes reflect refinements in LEGO’s printing technology over time.
The minifigure first appeared in the 8098 Clone Turbo Tank set from 2010. This 1,141-piece set builds a large armored vehicle used by the Republic during the Clone Wars. It measures 17 inches long and includes features like pop-up laser cannons, a foldable scout walker, dual cockpits, and rolling wheels. The set comes with six minifigures: Aayla Secura, Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, Cad Bane, two Clone Troopers, and a battle droid. Players can stage battles with the tank’s stud shooters and interior prisoner hold. It retailed for $119.99 and remains popular among collectors for its size and figure selection.
In 2017, LEGO included an updated Aayla Secura in the 75182 Republic Fighter Tank set. This smaller 305-piece build creates a hover tank with hidden wheels for a floating effect. It has an opening cockpit, two elevating guns with stud shooters, and a rear ammo storage. The set includes four minifigures: Aayla Secura, a Clone Commander, a Clone Trooper, and a B1 Battle Droid. At 17 x 12 x 7 cm, it suits quick play sessions and displays well on shelves. The original price was $24.99, making it accessible for younger builders.
The most recent inclusion is in the 2025 set 75435 Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT. This 1,022-piece set recreates a Multi-Troop Transport from the Separatist side during the Battle of Felucia. The MTT has fold-up side panels for interior access, a pilot cockpit, two stud shooters, and a rear compartment with a STAP speeder. It measures about 15 inches long. Minifigures include Aayla Secura, Barriss Offee, two Clone Troopers (Phase II), a Clone Commander, and four B1 Battle Droids. The set captures a key Clone Wars moment and retails for $159.99.
These sets highlight Aayla Secura’s role in Clone Wars battles. The Clone Turbo Tank emphasizes large-scale vehicular combat, while the Republic Fighter Tank focuses on agile Republic forces. The Separatist MTT shifts perspective to the enemy side, adding droid troops for balanced play.
Aayla Secura minifigures hold value among fans due to her limited appearances. The 2010 version sells for around $36 used, the 2017 for $40, and the 2025 is newer at estimated $20-30. Collectors seek them for custom MOCs or army-building Clone Wars scenes.
- 8098 Clone Turbo Tank (2010)
- 75182 Republic Fighter Tank (2017)
- 75435 Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT (2025)