Jabba The Hutt Glob The Episode 1 Collection
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Jabba The Hutt Details

  • MSRP: $10.99 USD
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  • Scale: 3.75"
  • Exclusive: No
  • Variations Recorded: No
  • Year Imprinted: 1998
  • Released: 1999
  • Joint Count: 3
  • Joint Details: 1 swivel neck, 2 swivel shoulders
  • Accessory Count: 7
  • Accessory Details: 6 Frogs, 1 Play Gel Container

MORE Jabba The Hutt INFO

  • This Jabba The Hutt (Glob) figure was released in Episode 1 packaging in 1999
  • Hasbro included six frogs and one play-gel container
  • The only movable parts on Jabba are the arms (they swivel up and down) and the neck which you can turn left and right
  • The head is made out of very soft plastic and it's possible to place some of the frogs into Jabba's mouth
  • The gel container can be emptied into Jabba's body and when the head is squeezed the gel will ooze out of his mouth (ew! lol)
  • Jabba's hands were sculped in a way so that they cannot hold anything
  • The figure was sculpted very nicely and resembles Jabba from Return Of The Jedi more than what he looked like in The Phantom Menace
  • Jabba stands well on display with zero concerns for balancing issues

PACKAGING TEXT

lease the mighty Hutt by feeding him his favorite snack -- Jabba Glob! This dripping, frog-filled delicacy is found only on Jabba's home planet of Tatooine. Be sure not to eat any yourself -- Glob is for Hutts, not humans!

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