R1-J5 Bucket

• MSRP: $14.99 USD
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• Scale: 3.75"
• Retailer Exclusive: No
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2019
• Joint Count: 8
• Joint Details: 1 ball-jointed neck, 2 ball-jointed hips, 1 swivel middle leg, the middle leg can be pushed into the body, 3 swivel ankles
• Accessory Count: 0
• Accessory Details: None

• Astromech Droid R1-J5 "Bucket" was released in January 2019 in a 2-pack together with Jarek Yeager
• Early versions of this set had a packaging variant where Bucket was falsely named R3-B7 (look at the packaging here)
• Bucket's pilot helmet is glued onto the head and not removable
• The neck was ball-jointed which allows for a 360° and back and forth movement of the head
• Both outside legs are attached to the body via ball-joints which allows for a wider or more narrow stance
• The middle leg can be moved in and out of the body
• There are no small wheels in the bottom of the feet as seen in other astromech droids by Hasbro
• R1-J5 looks great with lots of details sculpted on the legs and on the inside of the body
• The droid has no balancing issues

Jarek Yeager runs a repair shop on the Colossus refueling station, enjoying the solitude of being so far off the beaten paths of the galaxy. Bucket has been Jarek Yeager's loyal astromech for years, and despite being a battered, decrepit droid addled by outdated, glitching programming, is also a skilled mechanic.