FOTW: JABBA THE HUTT AND SALACIOUS CRUMB

Please feel free to use the following links to help you expand your knowledge of the figure!



- PROTOTYPES and PRE-PRODUCTIONS by stevemac1976 -- Exactly that, take a look!
http://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t1221-the-pre-production-prototypes-thread#
CLICK HERE

- A great LIMELIGHT on LEDY JABBA SCENE -- JABBA SCENE LIMELIGHT FOCUS is provided by REDFIVE
http://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t3436-ledy-jabba-scene?highlight=JABBA
CLICK HERE

- TIG Vintage Star Wars Chat -- JABBA PLAYSETS INFO
http://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t5974-jabba-the-hutt-playsets?highlight=JABBA
CLICK HERE

All of the following sites, threads, and pages above have taken a lot of hard work and years to put together.

It is a priceless well of information by the TIG team and other avid collectors and fans.

Thank you for your dedication!
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If you're still having trouble finding what you're looking for, please feel free to ask!

-- And don't forget to check out all of the other posts below as they are LOADED with useful information and pictures!

After all, this is still a FIGURE OF THE WEEK thread!
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*Links and other information gathered by Lobotic*

Soft heat sealed baggie. COO #1.
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There are at least 3, maybe 4 different COO's for Salacios Crumb. He also has a mold stamp number on the back of his neck. There are at least two tail types also, thin & loose coil, thick & tight coil.

@yeah-sus I love the line art boxes, thanks for adding this. I'm building some more entries for the POTB thread so can I use this pic please? If you have other pics of this box and contents please feel free to PM them me and I'll add those too.
And thanks for adding all your recent moc pics in the FOTW, some real beauties there like Palitoys and Harberts

Mold #6 with thick tail



Mold 6 (on right) in comparison with mold 4

• Paint on the shoulders and head hair is much darker than mold 4.
  
• Tail is molded in a plastic which more closely matches the body colour.
  
• Legs below the knees bend further back than 4.
  

Thanks for sharing that Roger.

cool I never knew