Darth Vader Lost Line 7-Pack Star Wars The Vintage Collection
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Darth Vader


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  • Scale: 3.75"
  • Exclusive: San Diego Comic Con
  • Variations Recorded: No
  • Year Imprinted: None
  • Released: 2012
  • Joint Count: 14
  • Joint Details: 1 Swivel neck, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 ball-jointed elbows, 2 swivel forearms, 1 swivel waist, 2 swivel hips, 2 ball-jointed knees, 2 ball-jointed ankles
  • Accessory Count: 5
  • Accessory Details: 1 Red Lightsaber, 2 Force Lightning Effects, 1 Soft-goods Cape, 1 Removable Right Hand

MORE INFORMATION

  • This Darth Vader was released in 2012 single carded in the "Lost Line" look exclusively at San Diego Comic Con
  • The figure was packed-in together with six other figures
  • Vader's helmet is one solid piece and can't be taken apart
  • If you take a closer look at the helmet you'll notice Anakin's skull inside of it, scars and all! (creepy)
  • The translucent look of the helmet looks great
  • The soft-goods cape is removable
  • The lightsaber fits well into the left hand (the right hand is a solid fist and Vader can't hold anything in it)
  • The right hand can be removed which then reveals the mechanics of the robotic arm
  • Vader stands very well without a stand
  • The two included force lightning effects can be placed onto the figure which works well

PACKAGING TEXT

Celebrate 35 years of Star Wars in 2012 as we recreate a "lost" packaging line look that was created, contemplated... and put aside in favor of Kenner's classic black-and-silver Star Wars design. For the first time ever, we're bringing this line look out of the Kenner archives and treating you to a glimpse of what might have been. The same creative team who designed the black-and-silver look also developed this design as one of several options to be considered for the line. In this lost line look, they created high-tech imagery incorporating a signature Star Wars vehicle and an epic space theme. What might have been, what was and what is: it all caputres our imaginations, just as the Star Wars saga captures our imaginations today, tomorrow and always!

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