GNK Power Droid (Gonk) / "Gonky" - Dark Bluish Grey

Gonky (fig-011641) holds a special place in LEGO Star Wars collecting as the brick-built rendition of the beloved modified GNK-series power droid from Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Stationed aboard the Havoc Marauder, Gonky isn't just an auxiliary power generator—he is an honorary member of Clone Force 99, famously repurposed by Wrecker as weight-lifting equipment and later becoming a companion to Omega.

The build consists of 20 pieces predominantly in Dark Bluish Gray, utilizing 1x1 headlight bricks, top grilles, side handle plates, and Pearl Titanium round plates for feet. While brick-built droids without printed elements are sometimes overlooked, Gonky is essential for collectors who want a complete lineup of Clone Force 99 and their shuttle crew.

Because the figure is assembled from standard parts rather than unique molded torsos or printed heads, condition issues primarily revolve around loose clutch power on the clips or dust settling in the grille grooves. Sourcing an authentic, complete copy straight from the original set remains the gold standard for Bad Batch completionists.

This specific iteration of Gonky appears exclusively in a single set: The Bad Batch Attack Shuttle (75314-1), which was released in the summer of 2021 and retired by the end of 2022. Because 75314-1 had a relatively short production window and serves as the only set containing the full original Bad Batch squad, complete copies of this droid retain strong aftermarket appeal.

Although the pieces themselves are standard elements without unique prints—meaning a savvy builder could technically part it out via secondary markets—the official cataloged figure remains an integral component of a highly sought-after retired Star Wars set.

From an investment standpoint, Gonky benefits heavily from the enduring popularity of The Bad Batch animated series and the collector demand for set 75314-1. As Clone Force 99 figures continue to rise in value on the secondary market, accessories and sub-build characters from the shuttle see complementary interest from buyers seeking 100% complete sets.

However, the lack of exclusive printed elements or unique molds puts a natural ceiling on Gonky's standalone value compared to minifigures like Crosshair or Hunter. He functions best as an investment when kept alongside the complete Bad Batch ensemble.