UPDATED: Imperial Commander figure, COO reference guide.

[Dublinjeff]

One of the new figures has similar leg markings to a figure I already documented. However, there are a number of different characteristics between the two figures.
Both are Large, Single line LFL figures (LSL LFL)

The first difference between the two figures is the Hair Colours. One has Dark brown long hair, the other has short Red/Brown hair, quite noticeable in this shot:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Both figures come with similar chest insignia Sculpts, single line pocket, square pen.

Another difference is the figures stance. New figure has a narrow stance as opposed to a wider stance on the previous figure

Finally, the newer version has a 'smooth' body mould compared to a much 'Rougher' mould on the other,

 

[Dublinjeff]

Group shot to date:

Hong Kong figure variants:

 

[Pomse2001]

Jeff I can see you do not have this coo in the guide so here is a little help :wink:

I found this 3 hair colors with this coo :wink:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Excellent Lars, It's the one COO variant I needed to add..

I will be doing an updated Chest Insignia Sculpt post and a Full COO variants post later.

Thanks again for all your advice and help.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Big thanks to Lars aka Pomse2001 for his input and help with this. Hopefully this is a useful quick reference guide to the most common Imperial Commander COO variants.

Imperial Commander COO variants: Quick Reference Photo:

 

[Pomse2001]

Hi Jeff, fantastic update about the china figure. I looked through mine and I have 4 of them.

But to my big surprise they look not 100% the same. I have 2 of both.

The bottom picture, there is some parts of letters still on the right leg.

The top picture is nothing.

 

[Pomse2001]

Great coo update Jeff :wink:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Super addition Lars

 

[Pomse2001]

Jeff I found 2 more figures with 2 no coo that is not in the guide I do not know if we can call them PBP or just european :?

 

[Dublinjeff]

Fantastic update Lars. Are they similar to #7 in the guide. It's hard to make out? Great examples of Scarred out markings 8) I would reckon that they are referred to as 'European variants'....?

Comparison shot with #7....although they both look different in fairness!

 

[Pomse2001]

Fantastic update Lars. Are they similar to #7 in the guide. It's hard to make out? Great examples of Scarred out markings 8) I would reckon that they are referred to as 'European variants'....?

Comparison shot with #7....although they both look different in fairness!
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Thanks, did a little mistake with the gun and childhood, wrong figure. The figure I found in a danish childhood with a blaster is the same as you have I think ?

The one to the right could look like it :? Euro variants is maybe correct, I have heard they are also called PBP, but a lot of figures is called PBP at the moment.

Here is the one I found in the childhood I talked about, the same as you have ?

 

[Pomse2001]

Jeff, why have you add the others no coo that is missing in your coo guide ?

Could you not use the pictures ?

 

[Dublinjeff]

Hey Lars

I just wanted to put together the basic COO's.....I can try and update it bout I think I deleted my photos :?

 

[Pomse2001]

Hey Lars

I just wanted to put together the basic COO's.....I can try and update it bout I think I deleted my photos :?

Oh I thought you would add all coo and no coo. Could be cool if you did

 

[Dublinjeff]

No COO figure COO update soon

 

[Dublinjeff]

No COO comparison shot:

Thanks to Lars for his additional 'No COO' pictures. There appears to be a number of No COO markings available. Some completely Scarred out, some with COO slightly visible and others with a 'melted' COO.

From L-R: Melted, Visible COO, Scarred, Melted.

 

[indianawars]

Most interesting! You learn something new everyday.

 

[Pomse2001]

Great update Jeff, But I think mine to the right is the same as yours to the left

My picture is just very dark, sorry about that :lol:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Came across this picture of a very nice, minty loose example I used to own...