Star Wars Black Series 6" Jabba The Hutt

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While I'm concerned about the damage already starting to show around his mouth, the thing that irritates me the most is the lack of accessories.There were no second chances with Jabba, something Han Solo would find out - though the slug-like alien would ultimately fall victim to his own hubris and vengeful ways. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. This has caused more than a few jaded collector types to snicker, as it vaguely resembles some type of drug smoking device. As if to emphasize this pervert angle, Kenner included a "slave chain" on the front of the toy's throne. inch scale vehicles, playsets, and action figures for adults and kids alike from Star Wars The Vintage Collection.

It's also worth mentioning that Kenner gave Jabba 3 fingers on the right hand, and 4 fingers on the left, while all other Jabba figures have 4, except for the 2010 release which has 3 fingers on both hands. The most interesting feature on this Jabba was the removable tongue, which could be plugged into a small hole in the mouth.With exquisite features and decoration, this series embodies the quality and realism that Star Wars devotees love. It's also interesting to note that Hasbro gave Jabba three fingers on each hand while all the other released versions had 4 fingers (except the vintage version, which had 3 on the right, and 4 on the left hand).

I don’t know what circumstances occurred for Jabba to empty his stomach like this, but I guess that’s for whoever is playing with the toy to decide. Seeing as the toy is 17 years old, I didn’t have high hopes that the tub of slime would still be usable.

Hasbro stuck with 3 points of articulation, the head and both arms could be moved, but the tail was static. One of the reasons as to why Hasbro didn't release this figure with a throne environment was probably because of the Jabba's Palace 3D diorama which had been released one year prior in 1998. This Jabba The Hutt figure was released in August/September 2010 as a Walmart exclusive and for the first time since 1983, Hasbro released a full Jabba set which included a newly sculpted throne.

The hidden action feature can be triggered when one of Jabba's arms is moved down, it opens the mouth and reveals Jabba's tongue. I own a number of Jabba the Hutt action figures and this guy is definitely the largest one I own and possibly the most film accurate. Jabba's body is made out of a hard-plastic shell and the eyes are made out of a clear, see-through plastic with the eyeballs painted behind it. The fold-out cardboard showed the inside of Jabba's Palace and had its own throne section with enough room for Jabba to sit on.It's also the first Jabba figure, which has the eyes painted on (instead of see-through plastic) and uses a rubber, soft-plastic for the outer body. The action feature on this figure is the tail, which when moved back and forth moves the head left or right simultaneously.