In McQuarrie's version, all white with various different styles depending on the art piece

In Johnston's version, all white with similar angles to the Prototype

No dent

All white
Red and blue triangles above the visor, different than how they appear in the Original Trilogy
This helmet was painted over to create the PP1

No dent

Dented helmet

Dome and lower cheeks are olive green, e.g. Pantone 624 UP

14 kill stripes, painted in a gradient from yellow to orange, e.g. PMS 116 U to PMS 152 CP

The right ear has an upside down "U" symbol; below the upper section is a split silver section with 9 small, weathered black stripes; the lower section is the same earthen/tan color as the upper ear and is consistent with visual references

Left ear is olive-green in color, e.g. PMS 5753 UP, with an upside down white "U" shape symbol containing specific lettering, on the top portion of the ear with red and white weathering showing through, closely matching visual references

Upper cheeks of helmet are black

Mandibles, head band and key slot area are a dark red/burgundy color, e.g. PMS 484 C

Helmet back panels are primarily a darker green in color, e.g. PMS 553CP

Upper right ear encases the rangefinder attachment point and is an earthen/tan color, e.g. PMS 458 U, with a white and black upside-down "U" shape on the top portion that encompasses ESB specific lettering details

Dented helmet

Darker green / medium green helmet

18 kill stripes

Upper cheeks of helmet are blue-green

Mandibles and head band are red / burgundy and keyhole slots on the back of the helmet with a visible appearance of a circuit board.

Helmet back panels are primarily a medium green color

Rangefinder assembly on the right side and rangefinder stalk appears metallic with two red "lights" on top

Both weathered ears are metallic silver and right ear has a "micro switch"

Right cheek has a weathered silver "diagnostic port"