Tri logo boba valuation

Hi guys,

Can anyone give me a rough idea of what the going (inflated) rate is for a c9 loose painted knee unpainted dart boba fett?

Not looking to sell but wanting to buy and just want to make sure I don't overpay.

Thanks in advance

Andy

£100-£150

SublevelStudios said:

£100-£150

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That's about what I thought, thanks matey

So I got hold of one for £110 off eBay. Described as having tight limbs and I could see from the pics that the paint was excellent so I thought I had got a fair deal.

It arrived this morning and apart from one tight leg, all of the limbs are quite loose and move freely without having to push them but it does stand ok. The paintwork is so good that I'm torn between keeping it and sending it back!?!

Is £110 quite a toppy price for good paint but loose limbs? Would you expect tight limbs AND good paint for that price?

Any advice appreciated

TL fett is commanding daft prices in my opinion, but it's like anything else, if you want one then currently you have to pay market value ( be that overinflated or not) or wait around for a bargain.

Put some pics up for us to see Mr Fett

I don't mind paying the going rate, but I'm just not sure if I've paid the right price for one with three loose limbs.

Here he is, as you can see the paint is good

Paint is spot on, nine times out of ten the pouches are always chipped where the arms rub. To find one this good I would say he's a keeper for the money you spent.

Thanks guys, that's reassuring. I'm definitely gonna keep him then. As you say the paint is minty and he can stand up in my display cabinet so what more could I want!

Personally for me it's about the eye appeal of the item - Nobody knows the limbs are loose when looking at it. I have loose limbed figures, but look cherry mint. As long as it stands up, don't let it bother you.

These are notorious for loose limbs - that one does look really nice though and is probably a decent buy for the money - would still have a word with the seller - shouldnt be describing tight limbs if they aren't

indianawars said:

Personally for me it's about the eye appeal of the item - Nobody knows the limbs are loose when looking at it. I have loose limbed figures, but look cherry mint. As long as it stands up, don't let it bother you.

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Yeah that's what I've decided and it looks spot on and stands up with no bother so why care about loose limbs!

Iain - I did exactly that and he was really good about it and is giving me a £20 partial refund so it only cost me £90 which I reckon is a good buy - especially if they are known for loose limbs.

Thanks again chaps, I can now be happy that I've ticked off one of my favourite variants!

Great result, lovely addition to your collection