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Wat Tambor (Geonosis War Room)
#23 Release Date June 2003 Accessories • * War Room Console
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| Wat here is a cheesy character. He seems more at home in some horrid B-movie than Star Wars. The striped shirt and "voice box" are so damn corny that its hard for me to see this guy in the same universe as Greedo, Momaw Nadon, or even an Ewok. The action figure, to Hasbro's credit, has actually made me like this character a wee bit more. Hasbro has done a nice job making a nice figure out of a ridiculous character (kinda like the Super Battle Droid). Wat comes with a very nice war room base and holographic ship. The figure has limited articulation (7 points, but only 6 that matter). The sculpt is superb and the paint isn't that bad either. Overall, Wat is worth the pickup, but George, please leave him out of the next movie! |
I love this figure! I have always loved the alien figures from SW as they are some of the coolest figures ever! Not only did this figure come straight off of my “top 10 most wanted figures” list but this figure is extra huge on greatness. The paint and articulation on this guy are just average, but it’s the character’s likeness and HUGE chunk-o-base (that comes with this figure) that make this figure an A+. The “base” concept is one I wish HASBRO had not have abandoned as this figure proves by offering one of the finest examples. This base sets up snug in the war room diorama set/s for extra playability and is just an overall great accessory for a figure to come with, period. LONG LIVE THE TECHNO UNION ARMY! |
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