Sideshow Collectibles 1:6 Mos Eisley Cantina Environment - Update

By Bespin refugee on 2011-08-17 in Action Figures
Mos Eisley: Chalmun's Cantina 1:6 Scale Environment
Price: $249.99
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Pre Orders begin August 18th w/ Newsletter launch (typically published between 2PM and 3PM PT)
(Source: SideshowToy.com)
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Mr Nobody - 2008-10-02 @ 3:24 pm
does Jodo go for much on ebay?

Not too much from what I've noticed (the 'standard' 1-3 bucks over retail to 'double retail' pricerange), but I won't buy anything online at an inflated price if it's currently on the pegs and gas is still (amazingly) cheaper than the postage. I don't really 'hunt' anymore, I just lucked out finding one on a less-then-perfect card while doing regular shopping, which is probably why I managed to get it at all.

pogoman - 2008-10-02 @ 5:26 am

does Jodo go for much on ebay?

Wheeljack35 - 2008-10-01 @ 7:08 pm

I ahve seen all three in the Target I work at

Mr Nobody - 2008-10-01 @ 2:30 pm
I have to get these three

LOL @lol@ Happy hunting, but I'm pretty sure the one is the middle is the only one you'll find on the pegs that comes as pictured, ready-made!

(unless you were talking about Fenn and Tobbi, then disregard. )

Wheeljack35 - 2008-09-30 @ 8:44 pm

I have to get these three

Mr Nobody - 2008-09-30 @ 2:46 am

Just got mine today. Overall it's a keeper, but here's a review anyway:

The paint-scheme is kick-ass! The only part I didn't really get is the backpack colors, which I think should've matched the Isabet Reau backpack from EE's Mandalorian set. The colors used looked like more of a match to the animated Boba Fett. Just a minor complaint there, it was just not what I was expecting. It definitely works well. If only the entire mold deserved this level of paint detail.

Now to the mold. No surprises in what you're about to hear. This would be at the end of the list as far as molds I would've used for the figure. I have never really liked action features, but it wouldn't have bothered me so much if this figure wasn't so LOOSE. The head and arms both belong on a ragdoll. The arms I can understand, but there's no excuse for why the head is so loose. When I work the action feature, the figure literally pulls a 'Linda Blair' and the head on mine swings almost all the way around. Not liking that at all. From the waist down though, I wouldn't change a thing. That half is almost perfect, but I might've went with the Llats Ward shirt-tail/skirt/kilt/tunic-whatever you choose to call it, as it is a little closer to (but not exactly) comic-accurate. I also didn't like that they just threw in a regular Boba Fett rifle instead of a weapon closer to what he had later in the comic, which was closer to a stormtrooper or clonetrooper blaster or something like the DST rifle rather than Boba Fett's standard piece, but it does make sense that they included it here since he did use one just like it in the first few pages.

When I first saw the pics of the Llats Ward figure last year, I instantly thought that the colors looked suspiciously like Jodo Kast. I basically bought the set just for that figure and promptly customized it into a Jodo Kast (as an update to the one I'd made years ago with the SOTE comic pack mold), though I've yet to repaint the figure correctly. Here's how those 3 look compared to each other (I used Dash Rendar figures for the head since I thought it resembled Jodo without his helmet as he appeared in the comic):

Though I don't think it will happen since this is such a 'niche character', it's nice to think this mold and one of the SA Fett molds might be used later for a comic pack version of Jodo Kast (which is honestly what we should have gotten in the first place). Bottom line: Jodo Kast is like a Cantina Alien; this may be the only version we'll ever get, so it's better than nothing (that's pretty ambiguous, but I think that sums it up pretty concisely) I think the figure is worth getting if you find it on the pegs, whether you're a loose or carded collector, but it just might not be everyone's cup of tea.

My score on the 5 point scale:

Mold = torso & up - 2.5/5, waist & below - 4.9/5 (close enough without being totally accurate)

Workability = torso & up - 2/5 (the looseness on the head/arms were really dissapointing), waist & below - 5/5

Paint = 4.9/5 (again, only because I wasn't expecting the color-scheme on the backpack. Everything else: dead on)

Accessories = 2/5 (definitely needed a different rifle. A clonetrooper or an old-mold Dengar or 4-LOM short blaster would've sufficed)

Just IMOHO

Wheeljack35 - 2008-09-21 @ 10:10 pm

I want this and the 2 comic pack mandalores

smarch - 2008-09-21 @ 8:54 pm

yeah it is pretty lame they used that figure. i was kinda looking for him while checking stores for other stuff. but today i went to walmart and one was sitting right on front of one of the pegs. i'm sure they will be easy to find after a while. i've found every figure i've looked for multiple times except one; concept solo. and even in that case i got one from a convention for $10

jedimaster-c - 2008-09-21 @ 7:13 pm

You may want to keep an yey on Target.That is were I have been finding the newest figures.Sense I get a 10% discount beacuse I work for them it's helps.

Agent Adam - 2008-09-07 @ 3:34 am

These just started showing up, I'm sure you'll find it soon enough.

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