New Rogue One 6″ Black Series Figure of Jyn Erso revealed
Starwarsunderworld.comreports that a user from YouTube has revealed an unboxing video of a new exclusive Rogue One 6″ Black Series action figure of Sergeant Jyn Erso that will be sold exclusively at Kmart on Force Friday (a.k.a Rogue Friday, Sept. 30th)!
The retail price for this new 6″ figure is $25 (by Hasbro).
This new 6″ figure will include a large display base (with pegs for posing the figure), several blasters, and other accessories.
Here are some images and the unboxing (also review) video of this exclusive 6″ black series figure:
New Rogue One Black Series 6″ Figure of Imperial Hovertank Pilot revealed
Yakface.com reports that Twitter user Jeremy revealed some first look images of a brand new exclusive Rogue One Black Series 6″ action figure of an Imperial Hovertank Pilot that he bought today at a local Toys R Us store in the UK (tip of the hat to Rebelscum.com and Jeditemplearchives.com)!
The retail price for this new 6″ figure is $20 (by Hasbro).
Here are some photos of this new exclusive 6″ Rogue One figure:
According to Target’s details of this new Rip N Go toy product:
Use included ripcord to send BB-8 vehicle zooming into action
Imagine launching BB-8 into hyperdrive
Activate authentic BB-8 droid sounds by pulling the ripcord
Create adventures and scenes from the Star Wars Universe
Compatible with the Hasbro Star Wars Studio FX app
Ages 4 and up
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
App available through June 30, 2018. Download required for app play.
Hasbro Star Wars Studio FX app works with select iPhone®, iPad®, iPod touch®, and select Android devices. Updates may affect compatibility. Check starwars.hasbro.com for compatibility, availability, and instructions.
Websites not available in all languages or countries.
The Hasbro Star Wars Studio FX videos are never shared with other users in-app, nor are they shared with any unaffiliated third party companies.
Inspired by The Force Awakens
Here are some photos of this cool BB-8 Rip N Go toy:
New Rogue One 12″ Action Figures coming soon to Force Friday
Looks like Walmart has revealed that more new 12″ action figures of the characters from the Rogue One film are coming soon to Force Friday (a.k.a Rogue Friday, Sept. 30th)!
Two New Rogue One Funko Pop! Bobble Head toys revealed!
StarWars.composts today about new exclusive Rogue One Funko Pop! Bobble Head toys that will appear in the subscription box of Smuggler’s Bounty’s website (tip of the hat toRebelscum.comandStarwarsunderworld.com)!
These two new bobble head toys are expected to ship on November 16th.
Here’s a highlight of the interview that StarWars.com’s Dan Brooks had with Smuggler’s Bounty’s senior product designer Reis O’Brien about these new bobble head toys and the ones Ipreviously blogged about:
StarWars.com: Let’s dive into two new Rogue One figures in the upcoming Smuggler’s Bounty subscription box. First, Jyn Erso in her mountain gear. What was the creative process for Jyn? What assets were you given from Lucasfilm to inform her look, and how did you develop her to get the right look and pose in the final figure?
Reis O’Brien: We were fortunate enough to get amazing reference photos from Lucasfilm, which is something that toy designers dream about, believe me! The photos we received left out no detail, so we were able to go into this pretty confidently.
As far as “capturing the character” goes, that’s a bit trickier. When I first started designing the initial concepts, we hadn’t seen the first trailer yet, so I had no idea how these characters moved or sounded or carried themselves. So there was a lot of guess work.
StarWars.com: What did that guess work involve? Was there a lot of trial and error before you felt like you nailed it?
Reis O’Brien: Looking at the pictures of Jyn in her costumes, I just sort of got this feeling that she was the type of person that shook things up, maybe had a touch of attitude. So I tried to show that in something as subtle and seemingly unimportant as a lean onto one hip. And honestly, that’s about as much as you’re going to get out of a Pop!, which by nature are very rigidly posed. But we’re starting to push that more and more and experiment with action poses and whatnot, so I imagine that we’ll be able to show more personality in future figures. It wasn’t so much a matter of trial and error, since I just went with my gut and, luckily, Lucasfilm liked what they saw.
StarWars.com: Now, the Death Trooper. Was it a challenge to keep him (or her?) looking menacing while incorporating the Pop! style?
Reis O’Brien: Actually, no. When a Pop! has its face exposed, and there you are, looking at these big black teddy-bear eyes, it can be very difficult to make a character look menacing. But when I first saw the design of the death troopers’ helmets, I knew that I didn’t need to be overly concerned with cuteness. The helmet’s design is simply dripping with menace! All I had to do was make sure that I captured the right elements that gave it that creepy look.
Here’s the rundown:
1. Rogue One Funko Pop! Jyn Erso (in Mountain Gear) Toy.
2. Rogue One Funko Pop! Imperial Deathtrooper Toy.
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