Star Wars 6" Black Series The Mandalorian (First Edition)
His body is shielded by beskar armor, his face is hidden behind a T-visored mask, and his past is wrapped in mystery. The Mandalorian is battle-worn and tight-lipped, a formidable bounty hunter in an increasingly dangerous galaxy.
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The average price based upon the last 1 sold auctions is: $90.00
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This The Mandalorian (First Edition) toy was added on September 2019 and also released in 2019 with a retail price of $19.9. This action figure is part of the Star Wars genre within the 6" Black Series and included in Wave 22 and is number 94. It can be found online by using the following codes: UPC: 630509867127, Amazon ASIN: B07YQ91XR4(paid link), Walmart SKU: 672235764 and on eBay(paid link). The Mandalorian (First Edition) first appeared in the television series The Mandalorian. With an average selling price of $90.00, this toy is highly collectible as it's selling for 4x over its retail price. Hundreds of collectors have this toy (484) in their user collections, so it does seem to be very popular.
In this Throwback Thursday series, Luke Ness Monster revisits an older figure: No. 94, the Mandalorian, which was initially released in late 2019. The figure had multiple package variants - the red and black box, the limited white box first edition and the carbonized edition exclusive to Target.
The figure's paint applications are impressively detailed, from dirt and weathering on the helmet to silver bullet marks and battle damage on the armor. It also comes with a pistol that fits in the holster and a pulse rifle that fits into the strap on the figure's back. However, the figure's peg hole in the back is an area of improvement, making it challenging to fit the pulse rifle.
As for the figure's articulation, it includes a double ball joint in the neck, 90 degrees elbow movement, gauntlet swivel, and a good range of movement in the legs, despite some restrictions due to the thigh pad.
The figure can be significantly improved by releasing it with accessories, such as the tracking fob, the cam tono, and grogu in pram, which accompanied the figure in the storyline.
Lastly, the original Mandalorian figure still lives up to today's standards. Although it does not have the pinned legs that are more common today, its detailed paint applications, articulation, and sentimental value earned a score.
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