Luke Skywalker in Stormtrooper Disguise (A New Hope)
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This Luke Skywalker in Stormtrooper Armor is partly reused from previous figures. The head is the same as the one that came with the X-Wing Pilot Luke, and the blaster, arms, and lower body are the same as the regular Stormtrooper. However, they made a new upper torso that is wider and shorter that the regular troops. This gives it better accuracy to Luke's height. It also has the neck piece sculpted into it, and no peg hole on the back that was used for the backpacks on the Sandtroopers. The belt is modified as well, with an added slot for the comlink on the right side, and grappling hook sculpted on the back instead of the thermal detonator. He stands at 5 3/4" without the helmet, and about 5 7/8" with the helmet on.

He features the same articulation and poseability as the Stormtroopers.

Accessories: Blaster, removable helmet, and removable comlink. The helmet is made of a softer plastic and fits over his head well, and tight enough not to fall off. The comlink fits into a slot on the left side of his belt, and can be held in his left hand better than his right hand. I would definitely be careful with it, since it's so small it could easily get lost.

These Luke and Han in Stormtrooper disguise figures can also double as regular troopers with the helmet on. These are definitely nice to have, and if you get Luke, you'll also like Han and Chewbacca to go with him. They go together very well to recreate the scenes in the Death Star hallways and prison area.
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Synopsis:  The Rebels have blown up the Death Star... but it's not over yet, as Luke Skywalker needs to find the hidden Imperial bunker while Han Solo and Princess Leia go to Naboo for reinforcements (they're the lucky ones though, because the rest of the Rebels have to go to that overfrozen Wampa toilet known as Hoth!)  Darth Vader figures he's going to be spending some quality time with the Emperor, but ends up going to find Luke because The Emperor wants that jerk Darth Maul to help them construct the new Death Star.  Will the Rebels succeed in defeating the Empire again, or will the Empire crush the Rebellion once and for all?  Anthony Daniels reprises his role from&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Original-Star-Wars-Trilogy/dp/B000PMLFRA/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Original Star Wars Trilogy</a>&nbsp;as the voice of C-3PO.

To all the parents wondering if this is age appropriate for their kids, there's a few instances of crude humor (C-3PO tells Chewbacca to "watch his paw" when they land on top of each other during a space battle, the Emperor calls Darth Maul a Sith head because of his insolence) but nothing wholly objectionable for ages 6 and up.  To put it in perspective, I saw&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Spaceballs/dp/B003UAMWWQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Spaceballs</a>&nbsp;when I was a six year old and that was way, way, way more offensive than this.

The humor is definitely geared towards kids in the slapstick variety that likes to reference running gags.  However, adults will likely giggle or laugh out loud at the silly humor as well; so it's not like a kid's film that feels like it goes on forever.  Star Wars fans will enjoy this, as the cartoon parodies both Star Wars and the Family Guy parody of Star Wars while maintaining running gags for fans of all the movies.  Best part in my opinion?

(Solo shoots a Stormtrooper)
C-3PO:  Han shot first!
Solo:  Of course I did, why wouldn't I?  It was either him or me!
C-3PO:  That is the subject of much debate!

Kids will enjoy it, adults will gladly sit through it, and Star Wars fans will giggle like kids.  The makers of this short movie wanted to make an entertaining cartoon and as far as I'm concerned, they knocked it out of the park.  So if you've ever wanted to see Luke Skywalker in a situation where a gaggle of teenage girls would be more dangerous to his well-being than the entire Empire could ever be, then this is certainly the film for you.  Well done!
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A nicely versatile figure. He can look dignified wearing his cloak with his hilt hooked on his belt, or posed in action with his lightsaber ignited. I also bought one for a friend who wanted one for his computer desk.
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The figure moved great. It looked very realistic. If you ordered several the scene could be re-enacted. My Star Wars enthusiast loved it!
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These are Zeb and Stormtrooper from the Mission Series, as seen on the Rebels Animated Series.

The sculpt on these is really good, specially on Zeb whose resemblance to the character in the show is uncanny. He is the tallest of the two figures, measuring 4 1/8" while the Stormtrooper is the proverbial 3 3/4" tall.  The paint job is clean, with no run-offs.  The colors on Zeb are a bit off from pictures, his are are green while they should be more yellowish, and the colors of his suit are brighter instead of muted.  The color on the Stormtrooper are more accurate.

Zeb and Storm Trooper have only five points articulation:
- swivel neck, shoulders and hips.

The limited articulation limits the posability of these figures.  Both point straight forward with their guns, which doesn't look natural. Pointing the gun down seems to be the better option.  Both stand well, but posing Zeb is trickier with his odd toes.  However, both of these figure have no limitations with their articulation, although neither one can sit straight.

Zeb includes a rifle blaster and Stormtrooper includes a blaster.

Overall, these figures offer great likeness. If you like the characters in the show, you owe to yourself to get these two since Zeb do like fighting Stormtrooper.
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This light saber was the ideal accompaniment to go with the Luke Skywalker costume.  Too bad they did come together to start with.
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First thing to clarify about this product is that contrary as advertised, it is not a helmet, yes, it is a toy replica of Darth Vader's helmet but it is in fact, a mask. There is of course nothing wrong about that, but if someone is planning on getting this 'helmet' I guess this info would be good to know.

The mask is made of plastic and looks well made, the detail is actually pretty good, the eyes are of a dark translucent plastic instead of the dark red seen in the movies.

It works on a AA battery and has some lines from the movies, as well as Vader's famous breath in-breath out. One thing to point out is that the lines are not audios from the movie but new recordings instead. The voice you hear is definitely not James Earl Jones. I also found the button to play the audios to have been positioned in a kind of an awkward spot, it is on the right side of the mask a little bit above the eyes section... it is not really a problem but I thought it was odd.

Overall, it is a cool looking item from the Star Wars franchise, my kid loved it and even I thought it would look good sitting on a shelf next to my Star Wars movie collection.

I saw the other day the Vader costumes at a store and while the suits looked ok, the masks included are cheap plastic ones, this I think, would be a great complement to those costumes, besides being of more quality you have the Vader dialogue lines as a bonus!
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An awesome first person account of Luke Skywalker coming to terms with his fate and learning the ways of the force in the absence of a Master.
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Luke may not have said much in The Force Awakens, but a cool replica of the childhood nostalgia inducing character.
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My son absolutely adores this costume. I finally had to hide it, so that it would not be trashed before Halloween!
PROS: It looks great on my 'lil Stormtrooper!
  Nice details.
  2 piece mask is a BIG plus in my book! Definately adds to the authenticity of the costume.
  Costume is very stretchy and comfortable. My son is usually very picky about clothing, thus far
  not a single complaint, moan, wimper, or tug!
  Fabric is very light, which is great as we live in Southern California.
  Reasonable price.
  Super quick shipping.
CONS: The mask comes apart easily.
  The molded foam tears VERY easily! I have already had to mend it.
  Shoe/Boot covers are cheesy.
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Wampa attack Luke! This figure shares the Votc Hoth Luke body but this time with a new head/scarf . The colors run a bit closer to the original 1981 version.
Also to his credit, this Luke can ride a Taun Taun.
So if you have collected this stuff since 1995. Most likely this is redundant but in all honesty the Votc version has a way wonky head piece and this at least simplifies it.
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This figure is Darth Sidious from The Phantom Menace film.  With the hood on this figure could pass as the Emperor seen on the Return of the Jedi.

Out of the box, this figure comes wearing a highly detailed rubbery plastic hood and a black fabric robe, both of them removable. After removing the hood, I discovered that the sculpt of the face holds good resemblance to Ian McDiamir. There are no scars since this is yet to happen.  The body is also well sculpted, the clothes resembling the black jedi tunic including fabric from the waist down to avoid hindering the hips.

This figure has:
- ball-jointed head,
- ball-hinged shoulders, elbows, knees and ankles, and
- swivel wrists, torso and hips.

It has a great grip in both hands and can hold the red lightsaber single handed. This figure also include an unlit lightsaber that the figure can wear on its belt.

Overall, this figure offers good likeness and posability.
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Love the figure and will make a great addition to my collection. the detail of this Luke Skywalker is like none other in the black series. Thank you, so much I hope to do business with you in the future.
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What a great toy, and now it actually looks like the props!  The mold for these was last used to produce the white stormtrooper blasters Hasbro made during the release of the original trilogy special editions, and it's very close in scale and design to the real deal.  In fact, there are those who modify these to make very nice prop blasters.  The repaint is more than adequate to represent the worn look of a blaster that has seen the wear of battle.

The blaster alternates between two accurate blaster sounds with each pull of the trigger, and the muzzle lights up red with each blast.  You can't get much closer to the real thing without spending big bucks on a replica or a conversion of the real Sterling sub machine gun on which the original prop in A New Hope was based.  Where were these when I was a kid?
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Great Star Wars Prop!  Looked Great With Our Costume!
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"If not stopped soon enough, evil eventually reaches out to engulf all men."
Luke Skywalker, a young farm lad on the remote world of Tatooine, discovers two mysterious droids, R2-D2 and C-3PO.  R2-D2 contains a message of a beautiful woman, Princess Leia, who is in danger and requires the aid of Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi.  Now, Luke journeys with Obi-Wan, in his quest for adventure and to take up his father's mantle of being a Jedi.

I Liked:
Ghost written by Alan Dean Foster, this little book is a well-written account of the 1977 classic movie.  Foster writes in a clean fashion, with a good amount of description.  His portrayal of the characters was very close to the movie (considering he was only working off a script).  Luke is a wide-eyed, eager, yet obnoxious teenager.  Obi-Wan is wise and very relaxed (the quote I use for my review is one he said in the book, one of the few deviations from the movie), at times almost crazy.  Han is a world-weary pilot.  Vader is burning with anger.  Leia is brave and stalwart.  Tarkin is cutthroat and evil.
The book also includes deleted scenes such as Biggs and Luke on Tatooine, Luke going to Anchorhead, and Luke viewing the spacefight while near the vaporators.  These scenes add much to the background of Luke; however...

I Didn't Like:
...most of the deleted scenes remain deleted in the audiobook (quite a ripoff if you ask me).  If I hadn't read the book ages ago, I wouldn't have known they were gone (the audiobook is basically a dressed up version of the movie).
And this leads to my biggest complaints about this book: One of the reasons people even read novelizations is to learn more about the characters and movie events.  In the book of this movie, there is almost nothing new learned about the movie.  Sure, there is an insightful section at the beginning, taken from the enigmatic "Journal of the Whills", a quote from Leia, some changes from the movie (Red Squadron is Blue Squadron, Vader has red eyes, etc.), and a lot of Earth references to ducks, smoking pipes, and dogs and the like.  But this is nothing like the far superior Revenge of the Sith, which actually surpasses its source material.  It's just a fleshed out version of the script: adjectives, adverbs and complete sentences.

Dialogue/Sexual Situations/Violence:
In the book, quite a few d***s and he***s.
Luke is awed by Leia's hologram and becomes jealous when Han shows interest in her.
Luke's aunt and uncle are brutally murdered, along with Jawas.

Overall:
The very first Star Wars book, this book marks the beginning of an age.  It has some interesting differences from the movie, but other than that, it isn't enough different from the movie, nor is it brilliantly well-written to recommend reading over watching the movie for the average person.  As for Star Wars fans, I recommend they read it once; after that, just watch the movie instead.

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Better quality than expected for the price. We had leather-look knee high boots for my son to wear underneath from a previous Luke Skywalker costume. Looked great. One caution - he disappeared as it became dark out. I wish I had bought glow sticks or something to make him easier to see. He was lectured multiple times to be super careful about cars that wouldn't be able to see him. Otherwise, awesome outfit.