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The ASP-7 was a model of labor droid manufactured by Industrial Automaton and employed by the Galactic Empire. It was a simple, yet extremely versatile and adaptable model of ASP-series droid used for gathering, harvesting, drilling, hunting, building, and generalized labor. The base model was capable of only the most menial tasks, but the ASP-7 was designed for easy upgrades. Their programming could be easily adapted, and their physical structure contained many unused upgrade-ports where new hardware or tools could be fitted. They seemed to use a speech module different from the standard ASP variant of CBell-1, as their "droidspeak" consisted of a variety of sounds.
They were known for being the best seller model of the ASP-series droid.
ASP-7 labor droids working on Kessel.
Behind the scenes
ASP-7's first and only appearance in the Trilogy came in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope Special Edition. This droid can be briefly spotted swatting a small hovering droid while carrying a selection of large metal rods in the newly created digital footage of Luke's entry into Mos Eisley on Tatooine. The droid was but one of the many new CGI creations made for the new revised version of A New Hope.
In the 2001 video game Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds, ASP-7 droids serve as the Imperial civilization's worker unit, seen in both single- and multiplayer.
ASP-7 found his way into the Power of the Force 2 Hasbro toy line in 1997, being released on a green card a with hologram sticker. No weapon was included with this figure, only the large metal rods that the droid is seen carrying in the movie. The figure's bubble had a sticker placed on the bottom stating that the droid was from newly created footage seen in the Special Edition. The loose figure had very limited articulation, molded in a silver color with slight black paint spray detail. The figure was well balanced and able to stand quite well without a figure stand.
Appearances
- Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
- Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds: Clone Campaigns
- Star Wars: Force Commander
- Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (First appearance)
- Star Wars Missions 9: Revolt of the Battle Droids
- Star Wars Missions 10: Showdown in Mos Eisley
- Star Wars Missions 18: Rogue Squadron to the Rescue
- Choices of One
"Better Than Nothing" — Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook- Murder on the Executor
Sources
- Star Wars: The Power of the Force (1995)
- Platt's Smugglers Guide
- Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook
- Cynabar's Fantastic Technology: Droids (As "ASP-7")
- Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive
- Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
- The Official Star Wars Fact File 3 (SEN2, Imperial Mark IV Sentry Droid)
- The Official Star Wars Fact File 20 (LAB2, Labour Droids)
- Star Wars Miniatures: Universe
- Power of the Force 2 ASP-7
- The New Essential Guide to Droids
- Asp droid in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link)
