This minifigure is of Boba Fett when he was a boy. It had short blue legs, and a matching blue torso, with a black belt printed on it. His arms were a darker blue color, and his face and hands were a yellow color. A tan colored version of this minifigure has never been released. His face had black dots as eyes, and frowning eyebrows with a slightly smiling mouth. He had long black hair, using the same mold as the 2010 Luke minifigure. The minifigure was based on his appearance in Episode II, and only included in one set, making it somewhat rare. Note: This item is eligible for click and collect. Pick up your parcel at a time and place that suits you. How to order to an Amazon Pickup Location? Find your preferred location and add it to your address book LEGO Star Wars Boba Fett Kid's Watch with minifigure 8020363 Dispatched from and sold by Amazon. Save on a huge selection of men's, women's and kids' watches and accessories in our Find a helping hand to make watch shopping easier with our
Watch Buyers Guide and Watch Glossary. hook and loop fastening does not have date function Boxed-product Weight: 82 g Delivery Destinations: Visit the Delivery Destinations Help page to see where this item can be delivered.Find out more about our Delivery Rates and Returns Policy Batteries 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. Item model number: 8020363 Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 4 Jan. 2012 6,283 in Watches (See Top 100 in Watches) in Watches > Boys > Wrist Watches in Watches > Women > Wrist Watches in Watches > Men > Wrist Watches Click here for information about recycling electrical and electronic products The master Mandalorian Bounty hunter has come to life with this exciting new watch from LEGO®! This watch comes with multi-coloured, interchangeable links and an easy-to-read watch face that is not only exciting but also comfortable and durable. This LEGO® watch comes with accessories, which offer plenty of design possibilities.
Kids can add links and bezels links to build their own unique watch. Watch, Authentic LEGO minifigure, Extra bezel, Extra links See all 16 customer reviews See all 16 customer reviews (newest first) My son has hardly taken this off. Best present for a 10 year old. My son loved his watch he a massive lego fan My son was over then moon just to finsay out it doesn't even work! I'm hoping for either a new one that works or a full refund! The 7 year old, Lego devotee, absolutely loved it. All he has to do, now, is learn to tell the time! Love Lego watches, for me or my son Just what we wanted, thanks great gift for my lad who was 8 at the time See and discover other items: watch set, Best rated Watches reviewsNEW in the BOX - LEGO STAR WARS BOBA FETT - LEDLITE - KEY CHAIN FLASHLIGHT- NEWThis Boba Fett Lego costume, created by Dented Helmet member CGS1 for his 6-year-old son, is one of the more technically impressive cosplays we've seen in some time.
A graphic designer for almost 20 years, CGS1 spared no detail in the creation of the blocky outfit, which is all but indistinguishable from an embiggened Boba Fett minifig (From the 9496 Desert Skiff lego set, specifically. That's it in the top image, on the right, for reference.)"The entire costume is built from scratch using photo references and scans I took myself," CGS1 writes at The Dented Helmet. "The costume is built primarily out of sintra with pink insulation foam used to carve the helmet dome and a small amount of plastazote foam used on the tips and base of the jetpack rockets." Which jetpack, it bears mentioning, is removable – just like the one on the minifig. CGS1 goes into some detail on the design process over at The Dented Helmet, where you can see the project come together over several stages. Here's the first of three "making of" posts on the helmet alone: All elements of this costume were approached the same way - photos, measurements, 2D drawings, scale, proportions.
I used Adobe illustrator to hash out linear drawings of the helmet. Once I had the correct size of the dome, I was able to start. After a couple failed attempts at creating the dome with plastazote foam (making wedges to form the dome) I decided to carve it the old fashion way and simply used pink insulation foam from Home depot. Once I completed the dome, I began building the helmet using the antenna mount as my anchor point. I used a heat gun to shape and form the sintra, and glued layers to create the details throughout the helmet. After a few revisions ( the dark green concave section wasn't deep enough and I had to redo it) the helmet was ready for bondo glazing putty. I use this to fill the seams and rough spots in order to achieve a seamless plastic molded look, much like a Lego minifigure.Many more details over at The Dented Helmet.Enter one of the following codes at the Cantina to unlock the corresponding bonus for purchase: Enter the "Bonus" room in the Cantina by using the door to the right of Episode VI.
Enter the "Trailers" door (first on the left), and watch the trailer for Lego Indiana Jones: The Videogame. You can now buy Indiana Jones for 50,000 Studs. Successfully complete Story mode to unlock the Ghost characters for purchase. Ghosts characters are invincible and are ignored by enemies except when in vehicles. Successfully complete all 36 Mini-kit collection missions to unlock Slave 1 in all vehicle-based levels. Collect 50 Gold Bricks. Then in the "Bonus" room in the Cantina, build door number 6. Collect all Gold Bricks to unlock an option to watch all the cutscenes at the Cantina. At the start of Chapter IV, Episode 1, build the first two control panels. After building the control panels, move to the left of the room, and pull the lever. Keep pulling the lever and collecting the Studs. Repeat this as many times as desired. Use the following trick to get over 50,000 Studs easily. Go to the Podrace, and use one of the speeders from the beginning of Episode II.
These are great for hitting the pink crystals because they have better mobility. Use Subulba's Podracer when hitting the little poles. It is easier to hit them with a wide Podracer. You can easily get over 50,000 Studs each time, and it is one of the quickest levels. There are several ways to get Studs by destroying chairs, trash cans, etc. There are two fan covers on the ground outside the Cantina that give lots of Studs. Inside the Cantina is a location that gives a lot of Studs. In "Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi" is a table in the middle of the room with blue chairs. Use The Force on these chairs several times. Some Studs should appear each time this is done. At the start of Episode IV: Chapter 5 - A New Hope, get to the part where you must build the giant door and break it. Make sure you have the "Character Studs" and "Stud Magnet" cheats enabled. Keep killing the Stormtroopers until you have the desired numbers of Studs, then complete the level. Note: It is also recommended that you enable "Invincibility" so you cannot lose Studs or die.