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Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Action Figure - The Last Jedi Review

With Star Wars Episode 8 - The Last Jedi expected to launch in December 2017, the Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Sixth Scale Figure gets a timely release as well. Images of this new Hot Toys Star Wars figure have been released and Rey the Last Jedi figure from Hot Toys is now ready for Pre-Order from Sideshow Collectibles. As a female lead character in the recent Star Wars franchise, this is definitely a Star Wars Figure worth collecting.







The Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Sixth Scale Figure is seen in various poses with a lightsaber, previously owned by Anakin Skywalker and was used by Luke Skywalker in the duel with Darth Vader in Cloud City where Darth Vader famously revealed to Luke Skywalker that he was Luke's father. The fabric and costume on the Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Figure looks highly detail. Even though it looks pretty simple but elegant, fitting of a Jedi in training and is accurately replicated from the movies, as seen in recent Star Wars Episode 8- The Last Jedi Trailers.


 

In terms of facial scuplt, the Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Figure captures Rey's look of determination very well. It is an excellent sculpt and one that we have almost come to take for granted from Hot Toys Star Wars Figures.



Here, you can see that the Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Figure has a really well done costume. A belt and holster with a removable blaster is included. Even though this is a simple costume, as a new female lead character in the Hot Toys Star Wars figures line up, this character is definitely worth collecting.



Recent Hot Toys Star Wars figures who wield lightsabers often come with this lightsaber toy accessory that depicts the lightsaber in motion. It looks pretty good on the Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Figure and the same accessory was also included in the Hot Toys Luke Skywalker Return of the Jedi figure. It can be used to portray rapid swinging of the lightsaber to fend off enemy attacks or incoming blaster shots.  




The Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training - The Last Jedi Star Wars figure also comes with her signature Quarterstaff. It is quite delicately done with lots of intricate details though I do not see why any one would pose her with the staff rather than her lightsaber.







Two cute little characters listed down as "Porgs" are also included though at this point it is not known what their association with Rey is. Probably just some small animals added in to provide comic relief in the movie.


The  Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Figure  specially features:

Authentic and detailed likeness of Daisy Ridley as Rey in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Newly developed head sculpt with highly-accurate facial expression and make-up
Body with over 28 points of articulation
Approximately 28 cm tall
Seven (7) pieces of interchangeable hands including:
- One (1) pair of fists
- One (1) pair of relaxed hands
- One (1) pair of hands for holding lightsaber and staff
- One (1) piece of right hand for holding blaster pistol
Each head sculpt is specially hand-painted
Costume:

One (1) black colored patterned sleeveless top
One (1) grey colored scarf
One (1) pair of beige colored arm wraps
One (1) left leather-like wrist cuff
One (1) brown-colored leather-like belt with blaster holster
One (1) pair of grey colored pants
One (1) pair of brown colored leather-like boots
Weapons:

One (1) LED light up lightsaber (blue light, battery operated)
One (1) lightsaber hilt
One (1) blue-colored lightsaber blade in motion (attachable to the hilt)
One (1) staff with strap
One (1) blaster pistol
Accessories:

One (1) Porg in standing gesture (approximately 3.5cm tall)
One (1) Porg in flying gesture (approximately 2.5cm tall)
Specially designed figure stand with two interchangeable character theme cards, Rey’s nameplate and Star Wars logo

Pre Order the  Hot Toys Rey Jedi Training Star Wars Action Figure - The Last Jedi from


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