That he does.looks scuffed up enough that he can also fill in for a coven member alongside the Heavy Infantry figure in a Mandalorian show display.
Same.I've wanted this figure for almost a decade...
But then there's this...Short legs and tubby Jango repaint.
I'm not so concerned about the torso. For me, what really sticks out are the very long arms, the rather stumpy legs, and the small, somewhat unstable feet. I think if Hasbro just gave the figure larger, deeper feet, more along the lines of the Death Star Trooper (where the ankle peg goes in much higher inside the boot) it would alleviate a lot of the issues re: proportions with this body (as well as the aforementioned problem of instability).Chunky mandos. THey seemed So much thinner in Clone Wars, even for the animation style. No one is so well fed in wartime, especially the defending sides.
I would think you could use the cape from Mando.Using Jango parts was a mistake, that figure came out so chinky and disproportionate. Though the new pieces on this one kind of help to tone it down.
I might have to get a second and make Pre Viszla
Gonna do the same. Pre Vizsla's season 2 appearance is one of my favorite versions of the Mandalorian armor.I might have to get a second and make Pre Viszla
Yeah, they really could have made way more from Siege of Mandalore alone and they still would have sold out. I'm sure a female Mando sculpt could be used for multiple figures. Unfortunately Hasbro seems to be really resistant to making new sculpts at the moment. Female Night Owl, Bo Katan, Darth Maul, and easy reused parts figures like Jesse, Utapau clones, jet troopers, they could even throw in a Rex just adding a jetpack like the Hot Toys version. It's too bad the remaining 4 rumoured are all Bad Batch.The real question is, where are the female Mandos?! I know I’m a broken record.
Or they're too lazy about the detail.Seems like Hasbro got their designs mixed up.
No, I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be the Death Watch armor, considering that they went to the trouble of sculpting a new helmet (head?) with no rangefinder.Or they're too lazy about the detail.
The Nite Owls were a splinter group of Deathwatch lead by Bo-Katan. They took off on their own when Maul took over staying loyal to Mandalore instead of a foreign leader.The Death Watch Mandalorians are the Nite Owls too?
Ah yes, I remember now. ThanksThe Nite Owls were a splinter group of Deathwatch lead by Bo-Katan. They took off on their own when Maul took over staying loyal to Mandalore instead of a foreign leader.
Yeah, and if you look at the emblems on the shoulders they’re exactly like for the Death Watch in S2.No, I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be the Death Watch armor, considering that they went to the trouble of sculpting a new helmet (head?) with no rangefinder.
It’s a different design:How does this one compare to the generic rando-Mandos that rescued baby Din during that CW-era flashback?
Yeah, the live-action Clone Wars-era Mandalorians are basically Din Djarin's costume/armor from the first episode, but with two knee-guards, Fett-style helmets, Heavy Infantry pauldrons and no plating or straps on their boots.It’s a different design:
![]()
Possibly, but that only makes Gar and his followers sellouts.Loyalists were traitors!!!
![]()
Not if they get them direct from China.That seems odd for someone to have a figure that early, it's not supposed to ship till November.