Accessory Details: 1 Walking Stick, 1 Jedi Training Backpack
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This Yoda action figure was released individually carded in the Power Of The Force 2 line in 1996 and marked the first newly produced Yoda figure since the original vintage release from the 1980s
The figure is based on Yoda’s appearance in The Empire Strikes Back during his training sessions with Luke Skywalker
The figure features four swivel joints, including one at the neck, two at the shoulders, and one at the hip
The legs are molded as a single solid piece, which limits articulation but allows the figure to stand securely without assistance
Two accessories are included: a walking stick and a Jedi training backpack
The walking stick fits loosely in either hand and tends to fall out when the figure is moved
The backpack is large enough to hold Yoda, though it requires a tight and slightly forced fit
The paint application was acceptable for its time, with darker brown shading toward the lower portion of the figure and a cleanly applied facial paint scheme
Despite limited articulation and the absence of individually sculpted legs, the overall sculpt remains respectable for its era
The facial sculpt is well executed, and the figure is proportioned accurately in height when displayed alongside other Star Wars figures
Overall, this is an outdated yet still charming Yoda action figure that holds nostalgic value for collectors
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For over 800 years, the diminutive Jedi Master known as Yoda trained the most committed students in the ways of the Force, guiding them into their roles as Jedi Knights, protectors of peace in the galaxy.
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