R-3PO R-3PO Barnes & Noble exclusive Star Wars ARTFX+ 1/10 scale model kit from Kotobukiya Barnes & Noble Exclusive ARTFX+ Statue

Kotobukiya's R-3PO ARTFX+ 1/10 scale model kit was announced on September 28, 2016. This offering, sold exclusively through Barnes & Noble, is another screen-accurate repaint of their perfect Protocol Droid buck. It became available online and at the physical stores the following November. It had a limited edition set at 1,500 pieces.


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Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
Year: 2016
Original Retail: $49.99
Product SKU: SW128

Included in the box:
  • R-3PO Statue (5 pieces)
  • Display Base
  • Instructions
Original solicitation text:

    A Kotobukiya Japanese import! Star Wars ARTFX+ Statues bring you all of the quality and detailing that you expect from an ARTFX release in a great smaller scale perfect for collecting! Next up in this series is a unique protocol droid coming exclusively to Barnes & Noble: R-3PO! A 3PO unit with a long history, R-3 was first seen with the Rebel Alliance in Echo Base on Hoth in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. However, more recently it had a cameo in the LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens game where it had been reprogrammed to work for the villainous First Order! The droid shares the same humanoid body type made famous by C-3PO, though R-3PO is immediately recognizable with its deep red paint job and bright yellow "eye" sensors.

    ARTFX+ Statues are fun-to-assemble pre-painted snap-fit kits that can be put together easily in seconds without glue or modeling skill. At 6 ½ inches tall R-3PO is perfectly scaled (1/10) to the figures in the ARTFX+ line and comes with magnets in its feet for extra stability on the included metal display base. Make sure all of your translation and diplomatic efforts are met with success with R-3PO at your side!

    Available in November exclusively at Barnes & Noble, Limited to 1500 pieces.


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