This new mold can also be found in Boba Fett's colors. If you want a great Slave 1 then this is the ONE to get, no pun intended. It's sturdier, better detailed and has more gimmicks. Overall this ship blows away the original in every aspect. The last photo gives you a good side view of the detailed wing arms and foils. Now you can fit Jango, young Boba, and a prisoner of your choice with ease. The cockpit hatch swings open allowing easy access for up to three figures. Note the clips for storing the 4 extra included missiles. The yellow button drops the sonic charges and the small wheel button rotates, firing off the missiles in a clockwise pattern. The next picture shows the front of the ship where you can pull down a cover to reveal a retractable rotating Gatling style missile launcher.Īnother feature shown below is the sonic charge release hold (sonic charges not shown).īoth of the above features are activated using switches located on the highly detailed back side of Slave 1. Also, you may be able to tell that this is an entirely different mold than its Kenner predecessor. Notice the great detail of the paint and weathering. The first 5 pictures give you a quick walk around the ship. The plastic construction is extremely sturdy and it doesn't have parts that fall off when you look at it like the original. It's just a matter of attaching the 2 wing arms, foils, cockpit canopy and it's ready for play. Getting Slave 1 out of the box and assembling is very easy. Picture the blue area's in black and you'll feel like its the late seventies all over again. The box is very retro as you can see in the photo below.
Today I'll be reviewing Hasbro's 2002 Attack Of The Clones Jango Fett's Slave 1.
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