Boba Fett (Printed Arms, Detailed Helmet and Torso)
sw0296 · Star Wars
Star Wars: Episode V / VI Original Trilogy · 2010
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
sw0296
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2010
Rarity
Rare
Overall Assessment
An essential and iconic piece for any LEGO Star Wars collector, representing a pinnacle of pre-dual-molded minifigure design.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuationRanges from $25 to $50 USD depending on complete condition with accessories and overall print wear.
Original Retail
Originally available in 2010 sets retailing around $40 to $50 USD total.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Light flesh solid color head with simple standard expression beneath the helmet, though primarily concealed. Standard LEGO minifigure head piece.
Torso
Dark green torso with intricate Mandalorian armor printing, grey collar piece, red chest insignia, and black arms with printed yellow shoulder pauldron details and gauntlets.
Legs
Dark grey/sand dark green legs with printed pouches, knee pads, and toe details.
Accessories
Typically comes with a blaste rifle and a jetpack, though not pictured in the user's hand.
Printing Details
Extremely high-detail pad printing featuring front and back torso, printed arms, printed helmet with accurate T-visor markings, and printed leg armor.
Color Scheme
Sand green, dark green, dark grey, black, yellow, red, and brown accents.
Known Variants
Multiple versions of Boba Fett exist from various years; this specific variant (sw0296) is notable for its highly detailed arm printing and helmet design introduced around 2010.
Condition Notes
Common wear points include scratching on the printed helmet visor, torso fading, and arm crack stress marks around the shoulder joints.
Found In Sets
8097 Slave I (2010)
Character Background
Boba Fett is the legendary bounty hunter from the Star Wars original trilogy, cloned from Jango Fett, known for wearing customized Mandalorian armor and capturing Han Solo.
Design Notes
A massive upgrade from the early 2000s Boba Fett figures, introducing arm printing and much more accurate color representation for the Mandalorian armor.
History
First introduced in LEGO form in 2000, Boba Fett has seen numerous redesigns. The 2010 version marked a golden era of detailed printing before dual-molding became standard.
Interesting Facts
The 2010 Slave I set featuring this figure remains one of the most beloved iterations of Boba Fett's iconic ship.
Collectibility
High demand among Star Wars original trilogy collectors and bounty hunter enthusiasts due to the iconic status of the character.
Similar Minifigures
Jango Fett (sw0467), Mandalorian Super Commando, other Boba Fett variations like sw0107 or sw0873.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a standard black LEGO minifigure stand alongside other classic bounty hunters like Dengar, Bossk, and IG-88.
Modification Potential
Popular for custom Mandalorian MOCs or upgrading older Slave I displays with a superior minifigure.