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StarWars.com just revealed the exclusive minifigure that will be included with the book below.  The image(s) below were posted on their site this afternoon.

It looks like is is an updated version of the White Boba Fett from 2010.  Very nice addition to your collection.

It looks like the book is selling for about $14 on Amazon for pre-order right now.

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I have been meaning to write about these two figures for a while, but I was having a problem finding complete information about these figures.  This collection of figures was given away at SDCC 2010 and Celebration V in 2010.

The above picture was taken by Flickr User JennFL2 and is one of the 9500+ images in her collection.

The three figures included in this collection are all in the top 100 most expensive and rare minifigures of all time and will probably never be in my collection.  🙂

Gold Boba Fett

Sterling Silver Boba Fett

White Boba Fett

If you look at this VIdeo from Fernando Cantu from Star Wars Celebration V, you can see the display that was used to give this away and a few other details.  They had this locked up pretty nicely and in a very nice display case.

I suggest watching the video to see better pictures, but here is a screen capture of the case and the sign that they had for the give-away.  If anyone has any pics of this case from the 2010 SDCC, I would be interested in hearing from you.

The Gold and Silver Boba Fett Figures are each limited to two copies and they only exist in these cases.  I really would be interested in knowing who has these now, but it probably does not matter as I cannot afford them any ways.  The white figure was also given away as part of the 2010 toy fair and as a poly-bag from Toys R Us.  So this one a little more affordable and can be purchased for about $65-$80 depending on when are where you find it.

I am assuming that these figures are three pieces in the same fashion as the Gold and Silver c-3po and the Bronze Bobba Fett.  I am not positive, but Lego stated that the Gold c-3po was made of three different pieces with the torso having additional engraving.  Even as I say this, I am questioning myself as it really looks like the arms and the helmet are movable.

I am pretty certain that we will never know as they will probably never be removed from the display.

On a lighter note, back in 2010, FBTB reported that one of these was listed on Craigslist.

See here.

“One of the two exclusive Comic-con sets of 1 White, 1 Gold plated, and 1 Silver plated boba fett showed up on craigslist about an hour ago. He wanted best offers or trades. I offered him everything in my house and lots of cash, but he said he was overwelmed with emails and taking the ad down. I was so close!! I feel like breaking something or getting trashed now. Just felt I needed to tell you guys.”

It sounds like it never sold, but if you are really looking for one of these, here is the place to start.  I am sure he received some crazy offers.

I have some prices on these figures based on reasonable estimates and what I would be willing to pay.  I have also spoken to a few other collectors and I am pretty sure that these values are under what they are really worth.  Especially in the case and with all three as the world is full of some really dedicated Star Wars fans.

I would not be surprised if this collection went north of $20,000 in an auction setting.    Especially if it could be authenticated.

It goes without saying, that if you know where any of these are located, I would be interested in hearing from you.  Please feel free to contact me if you know anything, or if you know of additional images of these.

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The lego Group released this poster yesterday for everyone to download and print at their enjoyment.  I am not sure if they are going to release or give away a paper copy of this.

Here are thumbnails to the HI-RES images.  You can click on them to get the full size images.

A = Admiral Ackbar – The public got its first glimpse of this minifigure at the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con

B – Boba Fett – Very rare gold, silver, bronze and white versions of Boba Fett have been given away as special prizes over the years.

C = Chewbacca – The 2014 update to the Chewbacca minifigure features more realistic printing to the headpiece in addition to new sculpting. His legs are now printed with a hairy pattern as well.

D = Darth Vader – A special chrome version was created for
the 10th Anniversary of LEGO Star Wars in 2009.

E = Erza Bridger – Ezra carries a helmet that closely resembles the
early concept art for the Snowtrooper design.

F = Figrin D’AN – You can tell Figrin D’an from the rest of the Modal Nodes by his Kloo horn. Do you know what a Kloo horn looks like?

G = General Grevious – The first version of Grievous used recycled battle droid parts but a more realistic version with a new torso, head and legs was created in 2010.

H = Han Solo – Other variants of this minifigure have featured different colored legs but Han Solo is hardly ever without his belt and holster.

I = IG-88 – The robotic bounty hunter IG-88 shares many of the same body elements with the battle droids but the dark grey color and a unique printed IXI round element for a head sets him apart.

J = Jabba The Hutt – Jabba’s olive green skin color matches that of the latest Gamorrean Guard minifigures. This new color was introduced into the LEGO palette in 2012.

K = Kashyyyk Trooper – The 41st Elite Corps came to the defense Of the on Kashyyyk, thus their jungle – inspired camouflage. The first
minifigure with camouflage was Endor Luke Skywalker from set number 7128.

L = Luke Skywalker – Luke Skywalker leads the pack with the most LEGO minifigures.  In fact, with all his costume changes, re-issues and variants, there are currently thirty-six versions!

M = Mon Mothma – The Rebel Alliance leader is the first minifigure to don a white cape.

N = Nute Gunray – Except for a generic Neimoidian Warrior
released in 2014, Nute is the only member of his species to be
created in LEGO form.

O = Obi-Wan Kenobi – Obi-Wan is best known for his calm sense of
being. However, most of his minifigure faces include smirks or testy
expressions reflecting the many challenges he faced over the years.
Obi-Wan appears in twenty-five different LEGO Star Wars sets!

P = Princess Leia – Princess Leia’s signature two braided bun hairstyle was created specifically for her minifigure. The
hairpiece underwent a design overhaul in 2011.

Q = Queen Amidala – Queen Amidala also had minifigures listed as
Padmé Naberrie and Padmé Amidala but this is the only one where she is wearing her royal attire.

R = R2-D2 – Artoo’s leg element was initially designed with him in mind but now has been molded in eight different colors to date and
shows up in many different LEGO themes.

S = Stormtrooper – The Stormtrooper helmet has undergone many
different printing variations since it was introduced but the element mold itself has remained unchanged since it first appeared in 2001.

T = Tusken Raider – The newly redesigned Tusken Raider features a more movie-realistic sculpted head.

U = Umbaran Soldier – Umbarans fought alongside the Separatists in the Clone Wars. Their pressure suits and vacuum-sealed helmets were filled with a special kind of gas that increased the Umbaran’s
reaction time and agility.

V = V-Wing Pilot – This minifigure is built from the exact same
piece as the Clone Pilot but with black Imperial coloring and relevant emblems.

W = Wampa – The Wampas left hand is molded so he can dangle
Luke Skywalker upside down as he drags him back to his ice cave.

X = X-Wing Pilot – Two Rebel pilots wore the white helmet with the blue Alliance symbols: Wenton Chen (Red 11) and Dak Ralter Luke(snowspeeder gunner).

Y = Yoda – Yoda’s diminutive stature necessitated the creation of a new type of short leg piece in 2003.

Z =Zeb Orrelios – Zeb’s character design is actually based on early
concept art of Chewbacca during the first drafts for the original Star Wars movie.