Rubie's Jango Fett Collectible Helmet

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So, therefore, the dent may have been an homage to the legacy of his father, Jengo. No matter what Boba repairs on his armor, he will never remove that dent. Reply The helmet is very likely to be Jengo’s original Helmet because Boba Fett set the trap and it looks the same

Over many years prior to the Invasion of Naboo, Fett rose to the top of the bounty hunting trade, where he expertly used his advanced armor and twin blaster pistols to hunt down fugitives. At some point in his career Fett began to work with Zam Wesell [11] as a frequent accomplice. [18] Fett was also an associate of pirate captain Hondo Ohnaka and fellow bounty hunter Aurra Sing. [19] Once being mentored by the legendary man, [9] Cad Bane, a Duros who was a major bounty hunter by the time of the Clone Wars, came to owe Fett several favors that he never payed off. [20] Jango Fett is the ultimate cool guy of the Star Wars universe. This unspeaking bounty hunter is the very definition of the “strong, silent type.” He only has a few lines in the whole series, if we don’t include a yell when he falls into the…

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The all-silver-grey armored helmet includes a flip-down range finder. The range finder lights up to reveal LED flashing lights. Additionally, there is a heads-up display that illuminates. The interior is padded, making it fit comfortably on the head. There are also scratches seen around the outside to represent battle scarring. The Death Watch survived The Great Purge by sequestering on the Mandalorian moon Concordia, the group’s home and headquarters after their exile following the Mandalorian Civil War more than 40 years before the Battle of Yavin. There, they gathered resources and trained foundlings and waited for their time to shine. During the flight from Telerath to Ord Mantell, Boba complained to Fett about having to work with the three bounty hunters, asking why they could not work with bounty hunters like Cad Bane, Zam Wesell, or Aurra Sing instead. Fett explained to his son that the point of the mission was to teach Boba about adapting to unknown conditions, hence working with bounty hunters Boba did not know. [10] The range finder on the outside can be flipped down. When it’s down, it lights up with flashing LED lights.

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Boba Fett sure is a popular character, as are his helmets. Another version was released in 2021. This design was styled after his helmet in The Mandalorian series. It includes the iconic weathering and beat-up look on the outside, along with a large dent on the left-hand side.

So not only does this helmet sound like the battles Luke experienced, but it also looks the part. The white and red helmet is battle-scarred and damaged just as in the movie. I can now. But it took a long time to get here. We aren't born with our reputations. We have to earn them." ―Jango Fett and Boba Fett [10] Mando deflects blaster bolts left and right, and they barely leave a scorch mark. (Image: Lucasfilm Ltd.) As morbid as it may be, Boba's moment does make sense. Having watched his father cut down, approaching his body and clutching his head would be a perfectly normal response. Of course, the head not actually being attached to the body is a bit... unusual, but the line between the Mando warrior and their iconic helmet has always been somewhat blurred. Not a people known for their sentimentality, the previous reading--Boba honoring his father, pressing his slain head and helm to his own forehead, before stripping the armor--would still work for most fans. From Boba Fett to Wedge Antilles, you can choose from your favorite movie or tv show characters. Since 2015, they have released a variety of characters’ helmets and some of the same. No matter which movie you want to base your costumes on, they have an option for you.Just like the Poe Dameron helmet, Luke’s helmet doesn’t cover the entire face. It has attachable Velcro padding for the inside and a chin strap to make it a comfortable fit. At one point in time, Fett together with Wesell, journeyed to a terrestrial astronomical object called Snugano. While there, Fett and Wesell used a tactic, with his companion nearly dying using her abilities as a Clawdite to morph into a fur-covered beast. [21] Jango Fett was a Mandalorian in the lore of Star Wars Legends. In the "Creating Mandalore" featurette on The Clone Wars: Season Two DVD set, however, series director Dave Filoni explained that, according to George Lucas, the Fetts were not Mandalorians. [56] After the creation of the new official Star Wars canon, Pablo Hidalgo of the Lucasfilm Story Group reiterated that the Fetts are not Mandalorians, though they might claim to be. [57] I did put this on my adult head...... I have no clue what my head size is but I think it's average. Certainly not small and not large either. But it was very big on me and quite loose. The same with my son. He ended up adding some foam bits inside so it didn't look like a bobble headed doll when wearing it. That's how big and loose it was/is. Taking place sometime after the Battle of Yavin and before the events of The Mandalorian, The Great Purge was an event that culled the number of Mandalorians in the galaxy to a precious few. The efforts of the Imperial warlord Moff Gideon during The Great Purge seems to have wiped much of Mandalorian culture from the galaxy.