501st Commando Posted August 19, 2010 Set- Boba Fett p/c- 5 Ages- 6+ Movie- None Price-$50-$60 USD Boba being one of my favorite SW characters, this mini figure was a must have. The overall apperance is bland, but since it's Boba, it's amazing. I wish I was able to get one at an event, but good thing Ebay/Bricklink is around. The front of the bag. The back of the bag. The front of the fig. The left side. The right side. The back. Minifigs- Only 1 in 10000 gives this a 8/10 Parts- Exclusive fig parts only in this polybag gives this a 9/10 Playability- It's a minifig, not much can be said, but it's a very nice collectable, it gets a 5/10 Price- $60 USD for one rare fig, ouch! It gets a 3/10 Overall- I'm very pleased with this fig, my first "1 in 10000" minifig, so this will be an excellent addition to my collection. The price is the only thing I can find wrong with this fig. I would prefer printed arms and legs, but since this was a test version for the 2000 Boba Fett, I'll let that slide. It gets a 8/10 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lightningtiger Posted August 19, 2010 Thanks for the quick review '501st Commando' - but he's too clean to a bounty hunter ! Wonder why a white Boba......reason ? Ah well, I would get one if it was a better price.....anyway I'm a conformist! everyone ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
prateek Posted August 20, 2010 (edited) Great review. One thing that bothers me is that they were giving these away for free at Celebration V to the little kids who helped make the ESB mosaic, for free!!! Did I mention they were free! And here they are selling for at least $50. Edited August 20, 2010 by prateek Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beatrix Posted August 20, 2010 Wonder why a white Boba......reason ? The original designs for Boba Fett had him in an all-white costume. I suppose they thought he was just not going to be able to keep it clean enough, what with all the jetpacking and disintegrations. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Big Cam Posted August 20, 2010 Nice review, but there were many more than 10,000 produced. They were given out with the purchase of the new slave one in some European countries. I am pretty sure we have not seen the last of this fig, meaning more are going to be distributed. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Danthebrick Posted August 20, 2010 Seems like half the packs Lego have provided don't end up making it to promotions. There are 3 or 4 sellers on ebay selling them by the bucket full. Surely Lego loose out with this strategy and it would be far better and fairer to insert randomly in all countries? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
