Jango Fett (Classic/Original Version)
sw0053 · Star Wars
Episode II: Attack of the Clones · 2002
Figure ID
sw0053
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2002
Rarity
Rare
Head
Solid black or flesh tone head hidden under the iconic printed Mandalorian helmet with red and silver/chrome-gray details.
Torso
Dark gray torso with distinct armor printing featuring red chest plates, utility belt, and black background detailing.
Legs
Plain flat dark gray legs with a light gray or white hip piece representing the flight suit.
Accessories
Typically comes with two silver blasters (though none are pictured in hand), and the specialized printed Mandalorian helmet.
Color Scheme
Flat dark gray, black, red, and metallic silver accents.
Printing Details
Classic 2002 Star Wars printing style with crisp pad-printed armor lines on the torso and intricate visor details on the helmet.
Variants
Distinctly different from later versions of Jango Fett released in subsequent decades, which feature arm printing and more detailed leg printing.
Condition Notes
Check for scratches on the printed helmet visor, torso wear, and potential cracks in the arms or hips due to the age of early 2000s ABS plastic.
Estimated Value
$30 to $60 USD depending on overall condition and completeness with original blasters.
Price (New)
Originally available in 2002 sets retailing between $20 and $50 USD.
Compatible Sets
7153 Jango Fett's Slave I (2002)
Character Background
Jango Fett was renowned as the best bounty hunter in the galaxy and the genetic template for the Grand Army of the Republic clones.
Design Notes
Features the classic pre-2006 Star Wars light-up or standard solid heads and the older style Mandalorian helmet mold.
Similar Minifigures
Boba Fett (sw0002), Zam Wesell, Clone Trooper.
Collectibility
High collectibility among vintage LEGO Star Wars completionists due to its appearance in only one classic 2002 set.
History
Released during the launch wave of LEGO Star Wars sets tied to Episode II: Attack of the Clones in 2002.
Interesting Facts
Jango Fett's Slave I was one of the most coveted sets of the early 2002 wave, making this figure a nostalgic fan favorite.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed alongside early 2000s vintage Star Wars ships like the original Slave I on a dedicated UCS-style shelf.
Modification Potential
Can be upgraded with modern custom cloth capes or third-party accessories, though purists prefer keeping it entirely original.
Overall Assessment
An essential vintage Star Wars collectible that holds strong nostalgic and monetary value for classic era fans.