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This was one of the first figures that rekindled my interest in LEGO and started off my obsession fascination with LEGO minifigs and was one of the first in my collection of around 200 figures (at the time of writing).
This is one of those figures that has magnets in it’s legs and the body is fixed together. The magnet versions were produced as a collectible and a ‘fridge magnet’. Purists will probably not like these versions, but they look exactly the same so it doesn’t bother me in the slightest. The only slight problem is when you stand a few with magnets close together to display them. Let’s say they get a bit attached to each other if you get them too close. If you have lots of figures on display like I have then this can cause a bit of a domino effect. Funny the first time, amusing the second, but down right annoying the third, fourth and fifth time!
About The Author: Andrew Clapham
AFOL fan and minifigure collector, Andrew has a large collection of minifigures which include Star Wars and Super Heroes, which is growing by the day! He also collects Super Heroes custom minifigures which are available to buy on this web site.
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I have one of these from the Cloud City set; it has extra stuff such as shoulder & knee pads printed on its arms and legs. I’ve seen them fetching over £100 on eBay, is it really worth that much?
my cousin wants this and we need to know how much money it is can some one tell us how much he is?
I don’t have a minifigure but I made my own handmade Boba Fett Paper FingerPuppet ( with and without scissors )