Lego Star Wars Review 2010 - Fixed 8097 Boba Fett's Slave 1
Lego Star Wars Review 2010 - Fixed 8097 Boba Fett's Slave 1
For many Superstar Wars lovers the most common poor guy of the series is not the iconic heavy breather in a black helmet, Darth Vader, but the bounty hunter Boba Fett.
As such Boba and his ubiquitous spaceship Slave one, have appeared in no much less than 4 Lego sets.
The first arranged 7144 was produced from generic Lego bricks and launched in 2000.
It was followed by arranged 7153 Jango Fett's Slave 1 presenting Boba and his father Jango in 2002 and this was a significant redesign presenting a amount of new specialised pieces.
In 2006, Lego returned to the Classic Celeb Wars Trilogy and re-launched Slave 1 with a Cloud City theme, presenting the minifigures of IG-88, Dengar, Boba Fett, a Bespin Guard and Han Solo in Carbonite minifigures.
This layout stuck to most of the alterations created in the 2002 Slave 1, just changing the colours to reflect Boba's redesign of his father's ship as reflected in the Original Trilogy.
In 2010 Lego again revisits Boba Fett and Slave 1, this time presenting possibly the finest edition number of Boba himself, if not perhaps the ship itself. Fixed 8097, introduced as component of Lego's Celeb Wars 2010 2nd wave, comes with three minifigures; Boba Fett, Bossk and a Han Solo physique that can be fitted to a carbonite block for authentic carbon freeze re-enactment.
The ship looks rather similar to the earlier incarnation, save for the colors which stand out as becoming very bright versions of their cinematic counterparts.
The primary shades are dark greens and reds which contrast to the sandy, dull colours of the earlier release but might not be necessarily be far more display-correct. The fixed consists of stickers which is a bummer for hardened fans and flick fire missiles which Lego looks to be adding to every new Celeb Wars established these days.
But the primary appeal for lovers will be the figures, the new Boba Fett figure and the exclusive Bossk.
Bossk is a wonderful representation of the Trandoshan bounty hunter and lovers can now finally re-enact the renowned scene from Empire Strike Back which introduced the bounty hunter scum Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk and IG-88.
The Boba Fett figure has been featured in seven sets since 2000 and has also had a extremely sought after white model manufactured for promotional purposes.
The Boba Fett number featured in this established is the most comprehensive and display correct edition Lego has introduced and the colours are basically glorious.
The detail is also amazing, presenting battle harm to his armour, a helmet separate from his jet pack and a completely comprehensive face.
At $79.
99 and with 573 pieces, the selling price is a little steep but looks to reflect Lego's selling price point at this time and like most Slave 1 sets this won't last as well extended on shelves.
Overall it's a fantastic established for fans who don't currently have one particular of the other variations and for individuals seeking the new figures.
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