NEW PRODUCT: HOT TOYS: STAR WARS: THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT KX ENFORCER DROID 1/6TH SCALE COLLECTIBLE FIGURE

“Those born of Mandalore strayed away from the path. Eventually the Imperial interlopers destroyed all that we knew and loved in the Night of a Thousand Tears.” – The Armorer

Originally a proud world with a rich warrior culture, Mandalore is home to various clans of Mandalorians. But during the Great Purge of Mandalore, the planet was bombarded by the Empire and KX Enforcer Droids were dispatched to terminate all survivors…

Today, Hot Toys is delighted to introduce the 1/6th scale KX Enforcer Droid collectible figure inspired by The Book of Boba Fett.

The collectible figure stands at approximately 36cm tall, features a sophisticatedly constructed mechanical structure and weathering effects, LED light-up eyes, Separate Rolling Eyeball System, two blasters, and a rocky diorama figure base!

Your Imperial collection will surely be enhanced with this collectible figure of the dangerous Imperial droid!

SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CODETMS072
PRODUCT NAMEKX ENFORCER DROID
HEIGHTAPPROXIMATELY 36 CM TALL
POINTS OF ARTICULATIONS30
SPECIAL FEATURESBEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED MECHANICAL HEAD WITH LED-LIGHTED EYES AND SEPARATE ROLLING EYEBALLS SYSTEM, TWO BLASTERS
PRODUCT RELEASE DATEAPPROXIMATELY Q2 – Q3, 2023
ARTISTSHEAD SCULPTED BY N/A.
HEAD PAINTED BY N/A.
HEAD ART DIRECTED BY N/A.
The 1/6th scale KX Enforcer Droid Collectible Figure specially features:
- Authentic and detailed likeness of KX Enforcer Droid from Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett
- Beautifully crafted mechanical head with LED-lighted eyes (white light, battery operated) and Separate Rolling Eyeballs System
- Specially applied matte black/gray colored painting on body with subtle weathering effects
- Approximately 36 cm tall
- Sophisticatedly constructed mechanical structure with 30 points of articulations
- Special features including:
- One (1) pair of hands with fully articulated fingers
- Enhanced articulations on waist

Weapons:
- One (1) blaster rifle
- One (1) blaster pistol

Accessories:
- One (1) Mandalorian helmet with weathering effects
- A specially designed rocky themed diorama figure base

Release date: Approximately Q2 – Q3, 2023

*Prototype shown, final product may be slightly different
**Battery included for collectible figure, button cells are required
***Product details are subject to change without further notice

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My question is, is it voiced by Alan Tudyk? One thing I like about these Mando- and Boba-based shows is that they follow in the path of what Rogue One did right (and all other sequels did wrong) in relation to the Original Trilogy. K-2SO was one of those things, and it is nice to see it revisited as the KX droids, predictably naive hippie plot aside. The weathered, wear-and-tear detailing looks excellent. Just remember that these long-legged droids will be hard to balance, judging by HT's K-2SO.

This was an instant PO for me. I missed out on K-2SO, so this one was easy.

Stryker2011 wrote:This was an instant PO for me. I missed out on K-2SO, so this one was easy.

This one looks more "bad ass," actually. Though perhaps less comic relief.

Nice one, giving it the soulless psycho killer vibe that works so great with this design. (Guess who weathered a 1/12 version of it and gave it a rifle before it was cool. )

GubernatorFan wrote:My question is, is it voiced by Alan Tudyk? One thing I like about these Mando- and Boba-based shows is that they follow in the path of what Rogue One did right (and all other sequels did wrong) in relation to the Original Trilogy. K-2SO was one of those things, and it is nice to see it revisited as the KX droids, predictably naive hippie plot aside. The weathered, wear-and-tear detailing looks excellent. Just remember that these long-legged droids will be hard to balance, judging by HT's K-2SO.

They only appear in a brief 10 second Terminator 2 backflash, but the power of Star Wars can turn even the briefest character into a 300+$ toy  

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There’s a lot of complaining over at the Freaks over this (essentially) “reissue”, for that very thing. Limited screen time background figures somehow get made, but full on characters who are actually important have yet to see the light of day. This is one of the only reissues I can actually get behind for reasons already stated.

Thank for the background, Ovy. And of course you modded up the original version to its full potential. Sweet, they also brought back imperial probe droids for those shots. Yes, ironic that something based on such a short appearance gets made. But, as Mark also noted, this is essentially another chance at getting K-2SO -- as a type or even (perhaps with some customizing or just imagination) as that individual character. My issue with HT essentially reissuing things is that we don't get a palpable price break. If it is a question of people getting a second chance at having a character or type, I'm all for it, although in principle I, too, would like to see them make more characters that they have not made before. But I myself have benefited from their reissue inclinations, to get myself another shoretrooper and death trooper -- more on that later.

Is the helmet usable or is it a solid chunk of resin?

It's cool that they came out with a reissue. I missed out too. Probably would have jumped on it a few years ago, but as the collection expands, I'm a bit more nit picky about what to get lol.

shazzdan wrote:Is the helmet usable or is it a solid chunk of resin?

It is apparently a separate piece, as different photos show it in different places. As for whether it is a (potentially) "functional" action figure helmet, I don't know. The "drum" Naval Trooper and Stormtrooper helmets from the Leia and Ewok combo sets were actual hollow helmets that could be rigged up to use on figures. Since, like them (especially the Stormtrooper one, as the announced Naval Trooper set never got produced in the end), this corresponds to a helmet they designed and produced as an actual helmet, it might have made economic sense for this to be an actual helmet likewise (though perhaps without provided rigging for sticking directly onto a neck peg).