Jawa

• MSRP: $59.99 USD
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• Scale: 3.75"
• Exclusive: Fan Channel
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: 2014
• Released: 2025
• Joint Count: 10
• Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed neck, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 ball-jointed elbows, 2 swivel wrists, 1 swivel waist, 2 swivel hips
• Accessory Count: 6
• Accessory Details: 1 Removable Bandolier, 1 Removable Bandolier With Holster, 1 Removable Soft-Goods Robe, 1 Blaster, 2 Different Ion-Blasters

• This Jawa figure was released single carded in late March or early April 2025, packed together with the Streets Of Mos Eisley playset
• The Streets Of Mos Eisley set was announced on September 13, 2024 by Hasbro during the Hasbro Pulse Con 2024 event on YouTube
• The Streets Of Mos Eisley set was exclusive to the Fan Channel, which includes specialty online retailers, GameStop, and Amazon.com
• The figure is a repaint of the Offworld Jawa (Arvala-7) and the Teeka figures, featuring a new paint application, a redesigned soft-goods robe, and a newly sculpted bandolier
• It comes with three different blasters, although the figure can only hold them loosely
• The holster is functional, but it properly accommodates only the smaller silver blaster
• The hood is permanently glued onto the head and is not intended to be removed
• The robe, holster, and bandolier can be taken off by popping the head off first
• The paint application is clean, but unfortunately there’s no wash or weathering on the figure
• Despite its small size, the Jawa stands securely on display without toppling over
• Although there’s no leg articulation, the figure can still sit nicely on the Streets Of Mos Eisley playset
• Overall, this is a solid Jawa figure, and the real highlight is the unique and visually striking cardback design, which makes it a must-have
• On a side note: This figure is a great example of how not every release in The Vintage Collection needs super articulation—it features only a swivel waist and two swivel hips with no knee or ankle joints, yet it still works wonderfully

Tatooine's lawless port was a hive of scum and villainy for rogues, smugglers, an fugitives of all species, including Jawas - who comb the desert in search of discarded scrap and mechanicals to cobble together weaponry.