BD05 - Ak-rev

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References

Wookieepedia article on Ak-rev
StarWars.com Databank Entry on Ak-rev

Major Variants

*First Day of Issue foil stickers were added to assortments of The Legacy Collection Wave 1 and The Clone Wars Wave 1 figures.  Each figure exists with and without the sticker.  Also, the “Star Wars” logo on the front of the FDOI cards has a metallic finish.

*The artwork on the cards was altered soon after the initial release.  At first, the stormtrooper lenses were black.  Shortly after, it was changed to blue.

*This figure has been found with a cardback variation.  There is a mechanical “droid factory” arm near the space where the droid part is shown.  This is the only figure in the TLC line known to have this variation.

Notes
*This character is part of the band that played at Jabba’s Palace.
*The drum can attach with the same piece which was included with the TAC (30th Anniversary Collection) Umpass-Stay bandmember.
*The “BD” numbering system is the abbreviation for “Build-a-droid”.  This figure comes with the left leg of R7-Z0.

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6/10 Bantha Skulls

This figure looks great and has much articulation, but suffers from the dreaded “no knee” syndrome.  His legs are pre-posed in a drum smashing action stance, so he looks pretty odd when you try to do anything with him other than pose him on the shelf with his drum.

However, this is a big strong point.  Matching the drum with the other half from the TAC Umpass-Stay figure will make the Rebo Band rock Jabba’s Palace!

The figure is painted great with a lot of fin sculpting detail.  his face is well done with a nasty scowl.  Everything about this figure is good, except for his stance/no knee problem.  This is a killer if you plan on playing with your toys, but as a shelf addition, it’s fantastic.  For that reason, I like him.