Jango
Fett
(NOTE: Because this is a repaint, this is not a full-blown review. This mainly covers any changes made to the mold and the color scheme, and merely compares it to SWTF Boba Fett. For a review on the mold itself, read the review of SWTF Boba Fett here.)
Like most Star Wars Transformers,
Jango Fett's major color is gray, so in that sense the main color is unchanged
from Boba Fett. The actual shade of gray is a much more attractive light
bluish shade of gray this time, however, compared with the dull dirty gray
of Boba Fett. Staying true to the character, Jango Fett's entire color
scheme is based on the colors blue and black, with a few paint apps of
differing colors put in here and there to break it up some, of course.
The sea blue and dark sea blue paint apps used on the rear part of the
vehicle mode and several parts of the Mech mode are of an especially attractive
shade, and go very well with the rest of the colors. There's also a decent
amount of black to break up all the lighter colors, but not too much to
take away from the general blue-ness of Jango's colors. The bits of yellow
and brown, most visible in the vehicle and Mech modes, respectively, also
accent the colors very well, and fit Jango Fett's character.
No mold changes have
been made to Jango Fett.
Jango Fett has an awesome
color scheme that fits together very well and is hardly par-for-the-course
for the Star Wars Transformers, of which attractive colors are hardly a
defining feature of the line. As such, he's definitely better than the
duller, muddier Boba Fett toy, but the mold itself still looks pretty ugly
in Mech mode.
Review by Beastbot
(Toy pictures taken from www.hasbro.com/starwars)