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Title:
Boba Fett
Description:
Originally appearing on the later 20 back cards as the first of many Star Wars send away offers, this figure’s first carded appearance was on the Star Wars 21 back card.
During the Return Of The Jedi 65 back releases, the image on this figure’s card was replaced with a new image and stayed as such on every card printed until the Droids card, where again a new image –this time a drawing- replaced the previous image. Though known examples indicate that the switch took place during the 65C production run, It is possible that earlier examples could exist. The original photo made its last appearance on the Return Of The Jedi 65C back. Note that the distinction of 65D and 65E cards is the Anakin figure offer stickers, the 65C was the last printed 65 back variation.
Though all vintage figures have minor variations, the Boba Fett figure has one major variation that is highly sought after, that being the Tri-logo version. The sculpt itself is basically the same, minus the lack of a COO* stamp, but it is molded in a very light blue plastic and often this figure is mistaken to be white. There are four minor variations in the Tri-logo Boba Fett but none is too significant for the casual collector. Thus far the Tri-logo version of Boba Fett has only been documented on European cards.
The common version of Boba Fett, which also has a few minor variations in sculpt and spray opts, is not rare in the least, having been available for virtually the entire vintage run, including the Droids line. Boba Fett the A-wing Pilot were the only two figures that made the leap from the basic Star Wars line to the animated line; neither figure was altered in anyway save packaging.
This figure was originally intended to feature a rocket-firing action, but due to excessive safety measures, Kenner decided to drop the feature, but only after many months of development.
During the Return Of The Jedi 65 back releases, the image on this figure’s card was replaced with a new image and stayed as such on every card printed until the Droids card, where again a new image –this time a drawing- replaced the previous image. Though known examples indicate that the switch took place during the 65C production run, It is possible that earlier examples could exist. The original photo made its last appearance on the Return Of The Jedi 65C back. Note that the distinction of 65D and 65E cards is the Anakin figure offer stickers, the 65C was the last printed 65 back variation.
Though all vintage figures have minor variations, the Boba Fett figure has one major variation that is highly sought after, that being the Tri-logo version. The sculpt itself is basically the same, minus the lack of a COO* stamp, but it is molded in a very light blue plastic and often this figure is mistaken to be white. There are four minor variations in the Tri-logo Boba Fett but none is too significant for the casual collector. Thus far the Tri-logo version of Boba Fett has only been documented on European cards.
The common version of Boba Fett, which also has a few minor variations in sculpt and spray opts, is not rare in the least, having been available for virtually the entire vintage run, including the Droids line. Boba Fett the A-wing Pilot were the only two figures that made the leap from the basic Star Wars line to the animated line; neither figure was altered in anyway save packaging.
This figure was originally intended to feature a rocket-firing action, but due to excessive safety measures, Kenner decided to drop the feature, but only after many months of development.
Theme:
Return Of The Jedi
Manufacturer:
Kenner
Barcode:
076281695709
Year:
1983
Country:
United States
Release Date:
2025-06-21
Size:
3.75 in
Series:
Kenner Star Wars
Model Number:
39250
Date Added:
2020-08-01 14:38:39
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$82.49
Automatic Estimated Date:
2025-12-08
Date Added:
2020-08-01 14:38:39
