NEW PRODUCT: Sideshow Collectibles: Star Wars: Garindan™ Sixth Scale Figure

“I can tell you where to find them … for a price.”

Sideshow presents the Garindan Sixth Scale Figure. This officially licensed Star Wars collectible is ready to gather intel on your collection.

It really pays to be in his profession! Wrapped in shadows and secrecy, the Kubaz called Garindan sneaks through the Mos Eisley space port looking for the greatest secrets … and the highest bidder. Those who wish to learn more about their enemies only have to look for Garindan’s distinct black cloak, circular googles, and long, metallic gray snout. With his unrivaled espionage skills, no classified information in the galaxy will stay hidden for long.

Inspired by the character’s appearance in A New Hope, this fully articulated, highly poseable Star Wars figure wears intricate cut and sew clothing. His extensive costume includes a hooded black cloak, a cape, and a shirt. Garindan further obscures his identity with accessories such as a dark belt, matching boots, and a masked portrait with affixed goggles. The figure also features two pairs of relaxed hands, as well as alternate hands to pose Garindan holding his blaster or comm link — after all, a master spy must always be ready to adapt to the situation as it unfolds.

The Garindan Sixth Scale Figure is the newest addition to Sideshow’s Scum & Villainy collection, which brings your favorite outlaws all the way from a galaxy far, far away to your nearest home space port. Keep your senses sharp and be on the lookout for more infamous characters in this delightfully dangerous series of limited-edition figures.

Let the Garindan Sixth Scale Figure by Sideshow infiltrate your Star Wars shelf today!

Garindan - Scum & Villainy

Brand
Star Wars
Character
Garindan
Manufacturer
Sideshow Collectibles
Type
Action FigureSixth Scale Figure
Genre
Sci-fi Pop Culture Action Adventure
Affiliation
Scum and Villainy
Room
Collection Room
Category
Collectibles
Artists
Namhoon Kim (Sculpt)
Pia (Sculpt)
JQ (Sculpt)
Mike Tolentino (Design)
Wan Lee (Design) (Paint)
Jungwook Park (Paint)
Mijin Namgung (Costume Fabrication)
The Sideshow Design and Development Team (Design) (Development)

What's In The Box
The Garindan Sixth Scale Figure includes:

Masked headsculpt of Garindan with affixed goggles, based on Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope
Tailored costume, including:
Hooded black cloak
Cape
Shirt
Holster
Belt
Boots
Four (4) total hands:
Two (2) Relaxed hands
One (1) Blaster holding hand
One (1) Comm link holding hand
Blaster
Black hexagon base

Additional Details
Purchase Limits
Limit of 6 per person.
Materials
Fabric , Plastic , Mixed Media
View in AR
View in your room
Product Size
Height: 12" (30 cm) *

* Size and weight are approx. values
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SKU
100487
UPC
747720265387
Item shown is a prototype. When shipped, the final production piece may differ in appearance.

& TM Lucasfilm Ltd

*Arrival dates are estimates only. Your item may ship through Nov. 2025














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Expensive. But I can’t help adding OT villains to my collection.

Stryker2012 wrote:Expensive. But I can’t help adding OT villains to my collection.

This is very special and looks good. Of course you would add this.

When I was a kid, I thought this guy looked really cool.

I'd get him, but I am holding off on getting more Star Wars for now since I am nearly out of space. Especially since I fear Hot Toys will soon announce some heavy hitters like Artisan Dark Side Anakin, Darth Nihilus, and more Legends stuff in general.

He looks as excellent as a Garindan -- or a Kubaz -- possibly could. I think they did a nice job on him. But as much as I like the Original Trilogy and its designated villains, he has never really done much for me, personally. I'm not sure I have him even in smaller scale. Jabba's goons, on the other hand, I'd like to see soon.

GubernatorFan wrote:He looks as excellent as a Garindan -- or a Kubaz -- possibly could. I think they did a nice job on him. But as much as I like the Original Trilogy and its designated villains, he has never really done much for me, personally. I'm not sure I have him even in smaller scale. Jabba's goons, on the other hand, I'd like to see soon.

You and me both. Though I fear if these don’t sell well, the others won’t make it to PO. And who’s to say these guys weren’t ever in Jabba’s employ at some point. 

Stryker2012 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:He looks as excellent as a Garindan -- or a Kubaz -- possibly could. I think they did a nice job on him. But as much as I like the Original Trilogy and its designated villains, he has never really done much for me, personally. I'm not sure I have him even in smaller scale. Jabba's goons, on the other hand, I'd like to see soon.

You and me both. Though I fear if these don’t sell well, the others won’t make it to PO. And who’s to say these guys weren’t ever in Jabba’s employ at some point. 

Good point. ROTJ recycled a great many of the Cantina characters, with or without much updating. In fact the only significant denizens of Tatooine that seemed to be missing are the Sand People, but you fixed that omission rather beautifully. I hope the line continues, although I worry about the pricing.