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Han Solo In Carbonite (Jabba's Palace 3D Cardboard Diorama) The Power Of The Force
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Han Solo

The Power Of The Force
  • Scale: 3.75"
  • Exclusive: No
  • Variations Recorded: No
  • Year Imprinted: 1998
  • Released: 1998
  • Joint Count: 8
  • Joint Details: 1 Swivel neck, 2 swivel shoulders, 2 swivel elbows, 1 swivel waist, 2 swivel hips
  • Accessory Count: 2
  • Accessory Details: 1 Set Of Binders, 1 Carbonite Block

MORE INFORMATION

  • This version of Han Solo in Carbonite was packed-in together with the Jabba's Palace 3D cardboard diorama
  • The figure fits nicely into the Carbonite Block
  • Unfortunately - once the figure is inside the carbonite - it needs to be leaned against something - because it will fall over
  • The Carbonite Block looks nice - but Kenner/Hasbro kept the control panels on both sides unpainted
  • The figure stands well without a stand
  • The included over-sized handcuffs wrap well around the wrists
  • Even though the figure is outdated compared with modern "Carbonite Solos" - the Jabba's Palace 3D cardboard diorama is well worth picking up!

PACKAGING TEXT

As one of a species known to live for at least one thousand years, Jabba the Hutt had plenty of time to build up his ill-gotten empire. No other crime lord lived in such luxurious, palatial surroundings, where his every need was immediately attended to by members of his court and a large collection of slaves. The repulsive, slug-like Hutt had his fingers in just about every unseemly activity known, from elaborate smuggling operations to his early days on Tatooine when gambling on Podraces was as big as the sport itself.

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