VC004 Luke Skywalker (Bespin Fatigues) FOIL (2010) - The Vintage Collection Hasbro
VC004 Luke Skywalker (Bespin Fatigues) FOIL (2010) - The Vintage Collection Hasbro
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Luke Skywalker (Bespin Fatigues) VC04 Foil Card - The Vintage Collection - Hasbro (2010)
3.75" Scale Figure | VC04 | The Empire Strikes Back | 2010 | Foil Chase Card | Rocket Firing Boba Fett Offer
Luke Skywalker as he arrived at Cloud City to face Darth Vader, on the foil chase version of the VC04 card from the 2010 launch wave of Hasbro's The Vintage Collection, with the Rocket Firing Boba Fett mail-away offer sticker.
Includes:
- Blue lightsaber
- Lightsaber hilt (plugs into belt)
- Blaster pistol
- Removable belt with holster
The foil cards were packed in limited numbers alongside the standard cards in the 2010 launch assortments, with the front card art printed on a reflective foil stock instead of plain cardboard. They were produced in far smaller quantities than the regular release and are the scarce version of the wave 1 figures, the 2010 precursor to the Galactic Hunt foil chase cards Hasbro returned to years later. The figure itself is the same 14-point articulated Bespin Luke found on the standard VC04 card, with the blaster holstering on the belt and the hilt hanging from a belt peg.
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