Sideshow Teases Star Wars 'Scum And Villainy' 1/6 Line

Shown below is the new Sideshow Collectibles Star Wars: A New Hope Scum & Villainy Garindan 1/6 Scale Figure is available for pre-order from our sponsor BigBadToyStore.com with a suggested retail price of $284.99.I can tell you where to find them for a price.Sideshow presents the Garindan Sixth Scale Figure. This officially licensed Star Wars collectible is ready to gather intel on your collection.It really pays to be in his profession! Wrapped in shadows and secrecy, the Kubaz called Garindan sneaks through the Mos Eisley space port looking for the greatest secrets and the highest bidder. Those who wish to learn more about their enemies only have to look for Garindans distinct black cloak, circular googles, and long, metallic gray snout. With his unrivaled espionage skills, no classified information in the galaxy will stay hidden for long.Inspired by the characters appearance in A New Hope, this fully articulated, highly poseable Star Wars figure wears intricate cut and sew clothing. His extensive costume includes a hooded black cloak, a cape, and a shirt. Garindan further obscures his identity with accessories such as a dark belt, matching boots, and a masked portrait with affixed goggles. The figure also features two pairs of relaxed hands, as well as alternate hands to pose Garindan holding his blaster or comm link after all, a master spy must always be ready to adapt to the situation as it unfolds.The Garindan Sixth Scale Figure is the newest addition to Sideshows Scum & Villainy collection, which brings your favorite outlaws all the way from a galaxy far, far away to your nearest home space port. Keep your senses sharp and be on the lookout for more infamous characters in this delightfully dangerous series of limited-edition figures.Let the Garindan Sixth Scale Figure by Sideshow infiltrate your Star Wars shelf today!Other figures shown not included (sold separately)Product Features12 inches (30.48cm)1/6 ScaleMade of plastic and fabricBased on the Star Wars: A New Hope filmLife-like detailFully articulatedBox ContentsGarindan figure3 Interchangeable handsPair of relaxed handsPistol-holding handDL-21 blaster pistol and holsterHand with comlink

Yeah, definitely Tessek, Klaatu, Weequay (almost certain) & Bib Fortuna from left to middle. Other three, not really sure.

On 8/21/2024 at 1:23 PM, Satam said:

Among the shadows teased behind wave 1, I can make out Tessek, Boushh, Weequay and then I start to have trouble.

I don't think that's Boushh. Looks more like Woof (Klaatu). O\In the middle to looks like Bib Fortuna. Yeah the last three are vague and obscure.

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BTW, Ponda Baba comes with both pods/flippers/whatever and hands

I love Garindan on screen, but whenever a figure of him comes out, he looks too obviously like a guy wearing a mask and cape. Not anyone's fault, but it does show how well the staging is in ANH (or how rose colored my glasses are -- ANH is my second favorite film of all time).

Among the shadows teased behind wave 1, I can make out Tessek, Boushh, Weequay and then I start to have trouble.

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My biggest complaint for this scale has been lack of diversity in the character selection. My argument is sinking like a super-yacht with this tease.