Iron Studios Boba Fett and Han Solo in Carbonite Deluxe Art Scale 1/10

Overview

Available Q3 2019. Limited release in Brazil.

$150 USD retail price. 550 in Brazilian Reais.

Limited edition, based on original movie references. Made in polystone, hand painted, and includes the base.

8.6" height x 5.9" width x 5.9" length

3lbs weight

UPC: 0606529302856

From the Iron Studios website:

Boba Fett is an unaltered clone of Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett, who ceded his genetic code to create an army for the Clone Wars, and as part of his pay demanded Boba's creation for then create it as your child. One of the most popular Star Wars characters, he became very young orphan, seeing his father killed by Jedi master Mace Windu, and so grew up harboring personal hatred for the Jedi. Equipped with personalized Mandalorian armor and deadly abilities, Boba Fett has become the most famous and fearsome bounty hunter in the galaxy in Star Wars.
Carbonite was a liquid substance that was made of carbon dioxide and could turn into a solid through rapid freezing. The goods could be wrapped in carbonite for preservation, through a process known as carbon freezing. Carbonite blocks could also be used to put people into hibernation. Prior to the invention of the hyperdrive, some early travelers used carbonite to endure long journeys. This technique, however, had brutal side effects, collectively referred to as hibernation disease.

During the Galactic Civil War, Darth Vader, intended to arrest his son Luke in carbonite. Having blackmailed Lando Calrissian into letting him use the carbon-free installation at Bespin, he tested the device on Han Solo. Boba Fett carried the carbonite block to Jabba's palace, where he displayed it as a trophy.