Enjoy fast, free delivery, exclusive deals, and award-winning movies & TV shows with Prime
Try Prime
and start saving today with fast, free delivery
Add a debit or credit card to save time when you check out
Convenient and secure with 2 clicks. Add your card
Frequently bought together
$8.69
Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16
Only 6 left in stock - order soon.
+
Total price:
To see our price, add these items to your cart.
Choose items to buy together.
Top rated similar items
Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1
From the manufacturer
Star Wars Retro Collection Boba Fett (Morak)
Once regarded as one of the most fearsome bounty hunters in the galaxy, Boba Fett seemingly met his demise in the Sarlacc pit. A survivor to his core, Fett lived to fight another day
PRODUCT FEATURES
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|
STAR WARS RETRO COLLECTIONThe Star Wars Retro Collection features design and detailing inspired by the original 1970s Star Wars figures |
KENNER-INSPIRED PACKAGINGThe Star Wars Retro Collection 3.75-inch-scale figures feature classic Kenner branding and packaging treated with a weathered look (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.) |
STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN-INSPIRED DESIGNFans can imagine scenes from the Star Wars Galaxy with this premium Boba Fett (Morak) action figure inspired by Star Wars: The Mandalorian series |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Star Wars Retro Collection The Mandalorian (Beskar) | Star Wars Retro Collection Imperial Death Trooper | Star Wars Retro Collection The Armorer | Star Wars Retro Collection Ahsoka Tano | Star Wars Retro Collection Bo-Katan Kryze | Star Wars Retro Collection Boba Fett (Morak) | |
| Customer Reviews |
696
|
414
|
374
|
452
|
352
|
1,085
|
| Price | $10.99 | $11.83 | $7.99 | $6.66 | $7.00 | $8.69 |
| Figure Scale | 3.75 inches | 3.75 inches | 3.75 inches | 3.75 inches | 3.75 inches | 3.75 inches |
Reviews with images
ALMOST retro
I’m going to start by saying that I REALLY like this figure more than I thought I would. I’m a big Boba Fett fan (particularly from the original trilogy) and I’m also old enough to have owned several of the original vintage starwars figures.If accuracy and detail is what you’re after, than this is NOT the figure for you. This figure is meant to be a throwback to the very first line of Starwars toys. It has some of that old school charm and simplicity that the old 70s/80s figures have.Minimal articulation? Check! Articulation is limited to two leg joints, two arm joints, and a swiveling head.Sturdy plastic and sturdy joints? Check! Check! Surprisingly feels similar to the original toy line. I can toss this figure around and swivel his joints all day long with no fear of any part of him breaking.Simple, neutral pose? Check! This figure has the basic “stand-at-attention” pose that every figure from the 70s had.Minimalist sculpt and minimal paint apps? Check…. Kinda…. At least by modern standards. This is actually my biggest criticism. I think they should have used LESS paint apps on this figure, to make him look more vintage. Maybe they could have even gone for a slightly less accurate sculpt? When you pose this guy next to any of the old 70s figures, he’s noticeably more detailed. For example, compare the antenna on this guy to the antenna on the original Boba Fett- I kinda wish they would have kept his antenna looking like the OG figure’s antenna. Also, this Boba Fett’s neck, with it’s “bunched-up-fabric” sculpt, looks a little TOO detailed compared to the original vintage line. Maybe they could have kept his neck looking like the OG Fett’s neck, only in black plastic. This figure looks like someone customized a vintage figure to make him look more modern. There’s nothing really wrong about that but I prefer the retro line to look as “retro” as possible.Also, he comes with two weapons and he holds both really well. I do wish his holster held the pistol but I suppose it’s more “retro” that is doesn’t! :D
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2022
I’m going to start by saying that I REALLY like this figure more than I thought I would. I’m a big Boba Fett fan (particularly from the original trilogy) and I’m also old enough to have owned several of the original vintage starwars figures.
If accuracy and detail is what you’re after, than this is NOT the figure for you. This figure is meant to be a throwback to the very first line of Starwars toys. It has some of that old school charm and simplicity that the old 70s/80s figures have.
Minimal articulation? Check! Articulation is limited to two leg joints, two arm joints, and a swiveling head.
Sturdy plastic and sturdy joints? Check! Check! Surprisingly feels similar to the original toy line. I can toss this figure around and swivel his joints all day long with no fear of any part of him breaking.
Simple, neutral pose? Check! This figure has the basic “stand-at-attention” pose that every figure from the 70s had.
Minimalist sculpt and minimal paint apps? Check…. Kinda…. At least by modern standards. This is actually my biggest criticism. I think they should have used LESS paint apps on this figure, to make him look more vintage. Maybe they could have even gone for a slightly less accurate sculpt? When you pose this guy next to any of the old 70s figures, he’s noticeably more detailed. For example, compare the antenna on this guy to the antenna on the original Boba Fett- I kinda wish they would have kept his antenna looking like the OG figure’s antenna. Also, this Boba Fett’s neck, with it’s “bunched-up-fabric” sculpt, looks a little TOO detailed compared to the original vintage line. Maybe they could have kept his neck looking like the OG Fett’s neck, only in black plastic. This figure looks like someone customized a vintage figure to make him look more modern. There’s nothing really wrong about that but I prefer the retro line to look as “retro” as possible.
Also, he comes with two weapons and he holds both really well. I do wish his holster held the pistol but I suppose it’s more “retro” that is doesn’t! :D
If accuracy and detail is what you’re after, than this is NOT the figure for you. This figure is meant to be a throwback to the very first line of Starwars toys. It has some of that old school charm and simplicity that the old 70s/80s figures have.
Minimal articulation? Check! Articulation is limited to two leg joints, two arm joints, and a swiveling head.
Sturdy plastic and sturdy joints? Check! Check! Surprisingly feels similar to the original toy line. I can toss this figure around and swivel his joints all day long with no fear of any part of him breaking.
Simple, neutral pose? Check! This figure has the basic “stand-at-attention” pose that every figure from the 70s had.
Minimalist sculpt and minimal paint apps? Check…. Kinda…. At least by modern standards. This is actually my biggest criticism. I think they should have used LESS paint apps on this figure, to make him look more vintage. Maybe they could have even gone for a slightly less accurate sculpt? When you pose this guy next to any of the old 70s figures, he’s noticeably more detailed. For example, compare the antenna on this guy to the antenna on the original Boba Fett- I kinda wish they would have kept his antenna looking like the OG figure’s antenna. Also, this Boba Fett’s neck, with it’s “bunched-up-fabric” sculpt, looks a little TOO detailed compared to the original vintage line. Maybe they could have kept his neck looking like the OG Fett’s neck, only in black plastic. This figure looks like someone customized a vintage figure to make him look more modern. There’s nothing really wrong about that but I prefer the retro line to look as “retro” as possible.
Also, he comes with two weapons and he holds both really well. I do wish his holster held the pistol but I suppose it’s more “retro” that is doesn’t! :D
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023
Top reviews from other countries
Jan Kruger
A Souvenir from A Different Era..
Reviewed in Canada on February 11, 2024
Master Alucard
Muy en la nostalgia
Reviewed in Mexico on May 17, 2022
Master Alucard
Reviewed in Mexico on May 17, 2022
Images in this review
super8mod
Boba can climb!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2024
super8mod
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2024
Images in this review
