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Tusken Raider with Massiff #52
Release Date Sept. 2002 Accessories • * Massiff
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| The saddest thing about this figure, for me at least, is that this figure has started a trend in Star Wars collecting that will most likely annoy completeists for some time. This figure was one of the first figures completely rehashed from an earlier line. This figure is exactly the same as the POTJ Tusken Raider minus the rifle. I don't mind rehashing army builders, but the least Hasbro could do is change the head sculpt or change the pose. This trend is good for people who missed out on the earlier figure or don't collect all the figures, but for collectors like me, it's a barb that's hard to swallow. | I know that this figure is the same version offered in the POTJ line and I don't care! I love this version of the Tusken Raider so much that it doesn't matter that it is a rehashed effort. The greatest part of this figure is the Massif and the finely detailed restraining saddle. I am totally stoked that HASBRO released this Massif with its proper owner even though the Geonosian Warrior thing was cool and all, it just wasn't accurate. Oh well, HASBRO did the right thing by re-releasing the Massif with its proper owner. The Sand People, damnit! Run for your lives! |
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