STAR WARS 4 - Greedo - Figure Vintage Collection 10cm

This figure from the legendary Vintage Collection range by leading manufacturer Hasbro depicts the brave, determined and indispensable mercenary of the galaxy before his moment of glory: the ill-fated bounty hunter Greedo.

The figure features the stylised features and proportions characteristic of premium 3.75-inch scale collectable figures (approximately 9.5 cm tall). This classic format takes the form of a traditionally designed articulated figure, ensuring perfect accuracy and excellent stability when displayed. The design captures the Rodian’s appearance at a specific moment, clad in his modest combat suit. The plastic sculpt pays meticulous attention to the character’s physical attributes, conveying his innocence, determination and distinctive alien physique. The paint application respects the contrasting shades and nuances of his green skin to illustrate the psychology of this demanding marksman.

This officially licensed collectable figurine is primarily aimed at fans of the Original Trilogy, enthusiasts of this universe and collectors of the Hasbro brand. The item is supplied in its original retro-style display box, mounted on a cardboard backing card featuring artwork in the film’s colour scheme.

Inspired by the Star Wars expanded universe and film saga, Greedo is an alien from the planet Rodia who has spent much of his criminal life pursuing a single goal: to establish himself as a formidable mercenary and find his place within the galactic underworld. Raised in the slums of Tatooine, this arrogant bounty hunter grew up under the direct influence of the crime syndicates, learning to conceal his glaring lack of skill behind a provocative attitude and an extraordinary strength of character displayed in seedy cantinas. Driven by his greed and the generous bounties offered by Jabba the Hutt, he sets out to track down insolvent smugglers across the galaxy. This marks the start of a legendary and intense showdown in Mos Eisley, where the Rodian uses his determination to corner Han Solo, becoming the key figure in sparking the eternal pop culture debate over whether it was he or the smuggler who fired the first shot.