The Rogue One 3 3/4" Jedha Revolt Pack has been a long time coming. First announced back in 2016, it's yet to hit most brick-and-mortar stores. Recently, however, it turned up in the online Hasbro Toyshop - and with a 20%-off voucher with e-mail sign-up bringing the price of the set down from $24.99US to $19.99US, it was impossible to say no.
The real attraction of this set is that it's our first (and currently only) way of obtaining the characters of Saw Gerrera, Edrio Two Tubes, and the Imperial Hovertank Pilot. Edrio and the Pilot are both fantastic figures, making up for a lack of articulation with some excellent tooling and a great paintjob. But what really makes this set is Saw Gerrera. I'll just go ahead and say it: this might very well be the best-looking figure Hasbro have released since making the transition back to 5-points-of-articulation (and yes, that includes the full Force Awakens line). The figure bears an uncanny resemblance to Forest Whitaker, and the detail on his outfit is absolutely superb. From the separately molded cape and breathing tubes, to the working holster at his hip - this is 3 3/4" sculpting at its finest.
Each figure is packed with a single screen-used side-arm, while Saw also comes with his staff. The fourth character - Jyn Erso (Jedha) - is, unfortunately, a straight repack of the single-carded figure from Wave 2. But $24.99US (or $19.99US if you can manage to get the Hasbro Shop discount) is still great value for the just the three new figures, working out at only a few cents more per figure than what you would pay if they were released on single cards. Granted, there are no bonus oversized action-feature weapons as are usually included, but for most collectors - myself included - this'll be no real loss.
Each figure is packed with a single screen-used side-arm, while Saw also comes with his staff. The fourth character - Jyn Erso (Jedha) - is, unfortunately, a straight repack of the single-carded figure from Wave 2. But $24.99US (or $19.99US if you can manage to get the Hasbro Shop discount) is still great value for the just the three new figures, working out at only a few cents more per figure than what you would pay if they were released on single cards. Granted, there are no bonus oversized action-feature weapons as are usually included, but for most collectors - myself included - this'll be no real loss.
