EW.com has posted that fans expecting to see new trailer or even new footage at SDCC from The Force Awakens will be disappointed as there will be none shown. Head on over to EW.com for what you can expect.
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New SDCC Exclusive First Reveal Boba Fett Images
MTV has posted a series of images detailing Jakks Pacific’s SDCC Exclusive First Reveal Boba Fett. Look for it at booth #2913U in the Lucasfilm Pavillion. Limit one per customer.
Thanks to Boba Fett Fan Club for the heads-up.
Sideshow Reveals New Darth Maul Sixth Scale Figure
Sideshow has also revealed a preview new version of the Darth Maul Sixth Scale Figure the first of which was from 2006. There are no details yet but look for it on display at SDCC and for preorders to go live shortly thereafter.
Sideshow Previews McQuarrie Boba Fett Concept Artist Series Statue
Sideshow Collectibles has revealed the next character in their series of Concept Artist Series statues. Head on over to check out the Ralph McQuarrie Boba Fett. Look for this on display at SDCC and for a preorder announcement soon.
Toyguide Update: SDCC Exclusive 6″ TBS First Order Stormtrooper
The Yakface Toyguide updates resume today with a special look at the SDCC exclusive 6″ First Order Stormtrooper from the Black Series line of figures.
PROS: Here, we get our first real exposure to a toy from The Force Awakens and if other product in this line is as good (or better), I suspect there will be many happy collectors. Paint apps are pretty spot with little to no egregious slop (at least on this sample) and the articulation is pretty standard at this point, allowing for a lot of realistic and dynamic posing options. Overall proportions of the figure are good and the sculpt is highly detailed. I would expect to see a least a few trooper variants out of this mold so it is a great base for those future releases. The weapons are handled nicely with white and silver accents laid over familiar, yet all-new, blaster design(s) for the new films. They are able to be clipped into the right thigh via a dedicated tab – both of which are held securely when stowed.
CONS: Surprisingly, Hasbro elected to revert to insert-molded joints for the elbows whereas most prior 6″ Black Series figures were double-jointed. This limits their range of motion somewhat and prevents them from being bent less than 110º. Still no display stand for a line of figures that really could benefit from them. This will surely be a popular item to track down before and after SDCC, but thankfully, it will be released at retail, making the packaging/presentation the real collectible here.
Head to the toyguide for the full image gallery and to judge for yourself whether this exclusive item is worth adding to your collection.
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Thanks to Hasbro for providing us this early sample.
Sideshow Announces Sixth Scale R2-Q5 Figure
As part of their lead up to SDCC, Sideshow Collectible has announced their R2-Q5 Sixth Scale figure. Head on over to SideshowToy.com for a preview and watch for an official preorder announcement soon.
SDCC Exclusive LEGO Dagobah Mini-Build Box
Our friends at JediNews have shared new box images for the upcoming SDCC Exclusive LEGO Dagobah Mini-Build Set which includes an R2-D2 mini figure. Head on over to check it out.
UPDATE: ToysRUs Exclusive Jabba’s Rancor Pit Details
Toys”R”Us has sent out official announcement for their SDCC Exclusive Jabba’s Rancor Pit set. Click on through for the details.
UPDATE: Price for this set is $130.00
Continue reading UPDATE: ToysRUs Exclusive Jabba’s Rancor Pit Details
SDCC Exclusive Hikari “Matte Black” Darth Vader
Funko has announced their next wave of SDCC Exclusive items and have revealed their Hikari “Matte Black” Darth Vader figure. Click on over to Funko’s blog for this and more exclusives!
SDCC Exclusive Prototype Boba Fett Mini Bust
Gentle Giant has announced today their next SDCC Exclusive: the Prototype Boba Fett Mini Bust.
In the summer of 1980, The Empire Strikes Back introduced us to one of modern cinemas most recognizable characters, Boba Fett. A man of few words, the gritty bounty hunter quickly made his mark despite having roughly 3 minutes of screen time in his debut film. The character had long been teased by Lucasfilm as far back as 1978, appearing in animated form and as a costumed character in parades and special events across the country.
It is available now for preorder for Premier Guild Members and retails for $120.00








