Star Wars Attack of The Clones Figure: Jango Fett (Kamino Escape)

....except the legs don't move! they are stuck in that ready stance and if they were articulated better I'd give it a 5-star rating because the detail of the figure is very good. When I searched for a Jango Fett figure I read mostly good reviews about this particular one and went with it, but I wish I knew the legs weren't going to be articulated. I'll research other figures and get the one where the legs move, if there is on

Arrive very quickly and satisfied with the product.

My grandson will be delighted to find Jango in his Christmas stocking. So thrilled to have found him and it arrived in perfect condition!

Its was ok

Folr 30.00 it was too small.. very discouraging. Not buying from these bozos anymore

What is mysterious allure of the Fetts? I haven't even seen the movie yet, and I'm going as crazy over Jango as I did for Boba.... This Jango is different from the other Jango figures because you can unmask him. Also because he looks like a pinhead, since his unmasked head seems a tad small for his body. (I generally keep the mask on...I think he'd like it better that way.) He also has open hip holsters, so you can store the blasters in them when he's not shootin' up the place. His backpack fires a rocket, which I already lost behind my desk at work, and he comes with a wrist grappling hook, useful for hanging the most feared bounty hunter in the Galaxy from walls. Not a bad little figure, even if it is only articulated in 8 spots. I'd say that this is the 2nd best Jango Fett figure out. (#1 would have to be the Jango Fett preview figure.)

Jengo Fett is by far the coolest villain and overall character in the upcoming Star Wars movie "Attack of the Clones". Jengo's son Boba Fett also happens to be my other favorite villain in the Star Wars saga. I didn't particularly like "The Phantom Menace" and the lack of cool action figures didn't do much for me either, but as soon as the new line of Star Wars action figures for "Attack of the Clones" was unveiled, I automatically fell in love with the action figures like I did as a kid for the last three chapters of the Star Wars saga. This time around though the figures are not as bulky and not as flexible like the original action figures were. I liked the poses but I wished the limbs were more flexible, especially in Jenga Fett's case. The only flaw I saw with this particular model is that you can't unbend his legs and arms, other than that I absolutely loved the design of the figure and that you could take off the helmet. I wish that was possible with Boba Fett back in the '80s. The rocket is pretty cool in my book but the coolest I think is the grappling hook. In general, the action figures today are a lot more different in size and detail than they were when I was a kid. I think the details are much better but as far as size goes, eh, could have been bigger. Another flaw is that for parents there are small pieces of plastic that accompanies the Jenga Fett character. They could be easily swallowed by a unsupervised child. I'm not a parent but I could not help and notice that the guns, the helmet and the rod that helps launch the rocket could be easily swallowed by a child who of four years of age in which the age limit for this toy is intended for (as young as four years old I should mention). Just a word of caution.

I bought this toy for my son, we were looking it for many weeks because this is an old toy (from2002) when we found it we decided to purchase it from amazon, the shopping process was very easy and efficient. When we received it, it was in an excellent condition, just as the seller said. It is a nice toy, our son is enjoying it so much.