The most interesting thing about everyone’s favourite protocol droid is his brand new mysterious red arm. His midriff still bears the exposed wiring and he now has printing on his legs which look very nice but for the fact that they stop abruptly halfway. The fine little details and lines are all sharp and crispy, as a 2015 minifigure should be. For the unaware, I’m pretty sure that they’ll be extremely disappointed upon opening up the polybag to discover that the minifigure isn’t as shiny as the illustration.Ĭ-3PO has gotten a bit of an upgrade and his entire torso and legs are covered in some pretty impressive printing. Unlike the illustration, which gives you the impression that C-3PO is all sparkly and reflective, the truth is that he’s cast out of pearl gold. Here’s a look at the brand new C-3PO minifigure from Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens. I have to say that the illustration of C-3PO is extremely misleading as the image has been enhanced/doctored too much that it actually gives you the impression that the minifigure is chrome-y and shiny – which is certainly not the case.
Here’s a look at the polybag – it’s got a pretty epic design, with burst of colours set against a starry backdrop and Kylo Ren staring menacingly from the top right corner. Let’s get to reviewing 5002948 The Force Awakens C-3PO polybag! It’s the closest thing we’ll get to a Christmas miracle and some sort of divine sign that the LEGO gods have not forsaken Australia! I got my polybag a few months ago from an overseas friend, so I figured this would be a good time to feature it while the promotion is live.
Just two weeks ago in my Hulk minifigure review, I was freshly lamenting the fact that Australia almost always gets shafted when it comes to promotional polybags when out of nowhere, Big W surprises everyone with a catalogue offering a free Force Awakens C-3PO polybag with any LEGO purchase above $30!
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