Whether this is just the paint chipping away or the plastic beginning to deteriorate remains to be seen, but it's pretty frustrating. With exquisite features and decoration, this series embodies the quality and realism that Star Wars devotees love.

Once the head was back on you could squeeze J abba's head and "glob" was supposed to come out of the mouth and give the slug a slimy appearance. Again, considering this guy was a mass market release, I'm really impressed by the very lifelike eyes (well, you know, lifelike so far as Hutts go) and the drool coming out of his mouth. By giving him a proper squeeze, he is meant to expel the slime from his mouth and the end result is that he vomits spectacularly. With this act, Jabba had cemented his reputation as, with the exception of Lando Calrissian, the only certifiable pervert in the Star Wars universe-- and perverts make for great toys.There may be different types of jabba hutt toy sold by sellers on Etsy, and you’ll be sure to find something that fits your needs and aesthetic perfectly. The Clone Wars Jabba The Hutt was released in 2009 and it is the most distinguished looking out of all the Jabba's released.

The fold-out cardboard showed the inside of Jabba's Palace and had its own throne section with enough room for Jabba to sit on. Probably as an effort to reduce costs since he's a pretty large figure, Hasbro did cast Jabba's lower body as a rotocast plastic piece. But in 1999 I totally missed out on this gem, even though I distinctly remember seeing it in the Argos catalogue.It's also worth mentioning that Kenner gave Jabba 3 fingers on the right hand, and 4 fingers on the left, while all other Jabba figures have 4, except for the 2010 release which has 3 fingers on both hands. The throne now has six cyclopses (4 in the front, 2 on the sides) instead of only four as seen on the vintage version). While I'm concerned about the damage already starting to show around his mouth, the thing that irritates me the most is the lack of accessories. It's also interesting to note that Hasbro gave Jabba three fingers on each hand while all the other released versions had 4 fingers (except the vintage version, which had 3 on the right, and 4 on the left hand).