Star Wars Vintage Collection Lobot 3.75" Action Figure – Hasbro


Spedito mar 3 nov · consegna 4–5 nov
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Lobot, the Empire's medical droid, returns to life in a 3.75‑inch figurine from Star Wars: The Vintage Collection, accurately capturing his iconic silhouette from the film The Empire Strikes Back. This 1:18 scale edition, presented on the classic Kenner cardboard, is designed for fans who want to complete their collection with a piece of rare refinement and authenticity.


The Scene
The figurine faithfully recreates Lobot's appearance during the events of Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980). The character is depicted in his role as Lando Calrissian's aide in Cloud City, wearing the distinctive cybernetic band and the gray administrator uniform. This version captures the specific moment when the droid assists in the evacuation of the city during the Imperial occupation, offering an accurate portrayal of his cinematic appearance.

The Character
The real significance of Lobot in the saga lies in his status as a transformed human: he is not a droid, but a man from Bespin who accepted the AJ^6 cybernetic implant to perform complex calculations, sacrificing part of his humanity in exchange for efficiency. This transition—from Imperial officer to trusted smuggler and ultimately to chief administrator of Lando Calrissian on Cloud City—makes him a crucial narrative pillar for Lando's arc and for the dynamics of Bespin. For collectors, Lobot is not just a silhouette, but the key to completing the lineups of Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, offering a depth of backstory that goes beyond the simple retro aesthetic of the Vintage Collection.

Why Collect It
For a collector, the value of a figurine lies not only in its craftsmanship, but in its ability to anchor a specific memory within the collection. Lobot, in this 3.75‑inch edition from Star Wars: The Vintage Collection, represents the perfect balance between historical fidelity and modern desirability: it is a tangible token of an era when the Empire showed its most ruthless and bureaucratic face. Displaying this figure means not only completing a saga of characters but preserving an authentic fragment of Kennerian aesthetic—the gritty and recognizable look that defined an entire generation of enthusiasts. It's a choice that transcends simple possession; it is the act of preserving an iconic visual identity, ensuring it a place of honor alongside the other gems of the line, where the rarity of the edition and stylistic consistency elevate its long‑term value.



