This is a figure that was bought from Great Britain not S
pain. Figure has 2 line COO, pale hands, and pale face. Left leg is significantly smaller than the right. Left foot is also smaller and has a smaller peg hole. Left leg of figure is unable to fit on normal Kenner figure stands. There seems to be a larger lightsaber slot as well. The lightsaber rattle around and does not stay firmly in place when inserted. Would this be a Poch Brown hair Luke Skywalker or simply a pale face, pale hands variant.

not from spain

heres my 2 poch (early spanish) lukes . there are guides on many forums including this one on poch / pbp figures . just saying you should read them as not every figure that is poorly made is a spanish release .
notice the pants colors (greenish) and pale hands along with other paint applications unique to spain

Firstly if your going to ask about a figure based on face and hands then try to at least include a picture of the face and hands. You say pale face but only show the rear of the figure, and as far as pale hands from the back they really don't look pale.

Secondly perhaps open one thread and label it variant question or something, I have combined 4 threads all relating to boba fett and whether there is a variant or not in the mix of the figures you have. I don't see the need for 4 different threads when one will suffice.

trappedtexan wrote:

Firstly if your going to ask about a figure based on face and hands then try to at least include a picture of the face and hands. You say pale face but only show the rear of the figure, and as far as pale hands from the back they really don't look pale.

Secondly perhaps open one thread and label it variant question or something, I have combined 4 threads all relating to boba fett and whether there is a variant or not in the mix of the figures you have. I don't see the need for 4 different threads when one will suffice.

I had actually included about 6 or 7 photos but somehow they didn't pull up. I'll include multiple figures of the same type in a single thread in the future.