Resourceful and dangerous, Jango Fett is known as the best bounty hunter in the galaxy. His ship, Slave I, is just as dangerous and deadly as its owner, with an arsenal of weapons powerful enough to capture any prey. This highly modified Firespray-class patrol-and-attack ship was originally used in law enforcement, but Jango rebuilt it with hidden weapons systems, sensor masking and tracking systems, and powerful shield generators. When he's chased by Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jango makes full use of the ship's technology and weapons in an attempt to destroy his pursuer. This ship includes a secret reveal multi-missile launcher. Press the weapons-control knob to reveal a rotating concussion missile launcher, then turn the knob to launch missiles. The cockpit fits Jango Fett, Boba Fett, and one additional figure (figures not included). Other awesome features include an opening canopy, pivoting laser cannons, positionable stabilizer wings, adjustable battle-damage panels, and a weapons rack for four additional missiles. Included with the ship are two stabilizer wings, eight missiles, four sonic charges, labels, and instructions.

1.3 SEATS
2.GREAT ARTWORK ON THE SHIP.
3.8 FIRING BLASTERS.
4.4 SONIC BLASTS.
5.HIDDEN WEAPON SHOOTERS.
6.HOLDER.
7.SWITCHABLE TRACKER.
8.GREAT DECALS
9.MOVEABLE AND REMOVEABLE WINGS.
10.CLOSE AND OPEN CANOPY.

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Tales of Misleading Packaging  Apr 24, 2002 By TastyBabySyndrome "T(to the)B(to the)S"
When I first heard plans to release Jango's Slave 1, I was afraid that Hasbro would try to save money by pawning off a cheaper version of the original (or the last remake). My fears seemed to be further fortified when I picked up the box and noticed the "firing action" this model had. That, and the new coloration seemed a bit on the extreme side of things. Still, it needed me and begged me to buy it, and I'm a sucker for a bounty hunter in need, so I bought it. After opening it and putting it together, I have to say that I'm glad I did.
The first thing I noticed when I opened the box was that the coloration wasn't that bad at all. In fact, it looked quite good, and that amazed me after seeming the box. The colors seemed to mesh together with the design, giving a bit of distinguishment between the Slave 1's. One good thing about the coloration is that it isn't sticker reliant, so I have yet to accidentally botch any of my decorating attempts. After staring at it for a few hours, its grown on me quite nicely.
To add to this, there were the things that had been redesigned, from the enlargement of the cockpit to fit two (which is superbly crafted and opens instead of the back opening) to the firing mechanisms that hide neatly away, concealing that red weaponry. Also, there were the wing stabilizers, a piece that is actually articulate and makes the wings seem to have a function.
I have to say that this turned out to be a really nice buy, and I'm quite pleased with the attention that seems to have been paid to this toy. All in all, I would rate it highly and recommend it to everyone. You really need it!

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A true bountyhunter's ship!  May 11, 2002 By Rolando F. Mocan Quan
... I went to other sites to see additional pictures of the new Slave I and finally decided to buy it.
I got it yesterday, and boy, am I glad! This new Slave I honors the whole Fett concept: it's the ultimate bountyhunter ship for the most infamous bountyhunter(s), with an assortment of secret weapons. The new concealed missiles and sonic charges are really a plus, although the rotating missile launcher of my toy tends to fail.
Comparing the new and the old Slave I, there's a striking difference. The new toy is heavier and has more fuselage parts, but is far, FAR more detailed and proportioned than the old one, which looks blunt in comparison.
And I don't miss the opening hatch that much, since this toy is NOT scaled to the action figures' size (An accurately scaled Fett figure for this ship would be 1.5 inches tall at most).
So, this one is heavier, more proportioned and more accurate... but above all, it really is FUN, even if you're 25 years old.

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No Bounty Hunter is an Island...  May 08, 2002 By Ewok248
Jango Fett is very cool. But let's face the truth. How does a bounty hunter do his job without a ship? Does he use public transportation? Probably not. But getting to the point, this modified Firespray-class patrol ship is Jango's ultimate tool for getting in, out, and collecting his bounty. Any 3 3/4 inch scale figure fits in the cockpit, and there is seating for two more directly behind the pilot's seat. The ship has a retractable missile launcher that can be hidden by a small door, with a four missile capacity and room for four more (also included) to clip on to the back. At the tip of the "nose" of the ship (where the guns are), there is a hole in the back where sonic charges (A.K.A "bombs"*) can be dropped with the push of a button. Another cool feature is the rotating panel where there are decals depicting a tracking device planted by Obi-Wan on one side and the smokin' hole left by Jango when he blew the tracking device away on the other side. What I'm trying to say is this: If you're willing to drop [some money] this is a must-have for all fans of the Fett legacy. I originally feared that it would be a rehash of the previous two versions, but it indeed was not. One feature that I wish they had is an opening cargo bay door. Ah, well, nothing's perfect. I must admit, though, this comes pretty darn close.

*Note: bombs do not actually explode.

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Very nice!  Jun 18, 2002
This is good! I was surprized about all the hidden featres. One surprize was that the orange blast things that attach to Jango's guns/jetpack can be stuck to Slave 1 's guns (although not included.) So far there have not been any problems. Everything it says it does works. And it's so fun to make bombing runs. Hasbro really pulled all of its tricks in creating this fantastic toy. It is so detailed and it's just fun to fly it! If I get the money I'm gonna get the Jedi Starfighter as well. Now wouldn't that be fun...

P.S Is this toy educational? Of coarse not! It's a great toy but, hello? Unless your like me and could find a way to learn from the best movie ever, don't donate one to your school. Buy two instead.

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