Rey

• MSRP: $34.99 USD
• Scale: 6"
• Exclusive: Toys'R'Us
• Variations Recorded: No
• Year Imprinted: None
• Released: 2017
• Joint Count: 19
• Joint Details: 1 Ball-jointed top neck, 1 swivel-jointed lower neck, 2 ball-jointed shoulders, 2 ball-jointed elbows, 2 ball-jointed wrists, 1 ball-jointed upper body, 2 ball-jointed hips, 2 swivel-jointed thighs, 2 swivel-joints above knees, 2 swivel joints below knees, 2 ball-jointed ankles
• Accessory Count: 8
• Accessory Details: 2 Crate Bases, 1 Die-Cast Lightsaber Hilt, 1 Regular Lightsaber Hilt, 1 Blue Blade, 1 Die Cast Blaster, 1 Staff, 1 Soft-goods Tunic (difficult to remove and even more difficult to put back on)

• Rey (Jedi Training) Crait was released in a beautifully designed box in November 2017 exclusively at Toys'R'Us stores for $34.99
• The packaging, which opens via a flap, displays the figure in a window box on the right and shows details about the figure on the left
• The packaging highlights four points: fabric costuming, premium character detail, environmental base, diecast accessories
• Hasbro included eight accessories with the figure, two Crait-inspired bases, a diecast lightsaber hilt, a diecast blaster, a staff and Anakin's/Luke's/Rey's lightaber hilt with removable blade and a soft-goods tunic
• The bases plug well together and it looks great on display
• One of the bases has a peg where one of Rey's feet can be attached to
• This version of Rey looks very different from previously released Rey (Jedi Training) figures, it's painted darker and has soft-goods clothing
• The heavier weight of the diecast weapons is nice, they feel premium
• The blaster fits well into the holster
• Unfortunately the blaster doesn't have a hole next to the trigger, so Rey's hand can't grab it as well as a plastic blaster version
• The staff and both lightsabers fit well into Rey's hands
• Our review sample had noticeable black paint smudges on the belt so make sure to inspect your figure in the store before purchasing it
• The head sculpt looks good and the paint on the figure was well applied, the weathering on the arms looks particularly nice
• Rey has a wound on the right arm which when looked up closely appears to be pixely, Hasbro likely used their new printing technology for it
• The soft-goods clothing and the belt are not meant to be taken off the figure, but they can probably be pulled down the legs
• The figure together with the base looks great on display, in the packaging or without, and the figure itself looks different from previously released Rey figures which justifies another "Rey" purchase

At long last, Rey has found Luke Skywalker, the last Jedi Master in the galaxy. Hoping to find a hero of legend, she must unlearn what she has learned as Skywalker challenges her expectations.