Han Solo (Bespin Outfit)
Wolff
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I: Unitoy/ Poch/ Lili Ledy Retorno
II: Kader/ Poch/ Lili Ledy Regreso
III: Smile
DON’T RELY ON JUST THE COO TO IDENTIFY A FIGURE. Mould, paint colour, plastic colour and figure assembly traits are also needed to confirm your figure’s origins.
Shown in middle is the assumed variant of the Poch Han Bespin. It is compared to its COO counterpart from Kenner (left) and Lili Ledy (right). The main characteristics of this figure are the pale hands and the slightly reddish hair. The picture from the carded one is not clear enough to confirm this figure, but it I think it looks very similar so far.
To the right you can see a comparison from the hair colours on Kenner and Poch. The thinner sprayed areas on the Poch can look quite different and more reddish. (also see i.e.: Lobot)
The melt marks on the back are typical signs of figures made in Spain in this early period. A second one was found recently and I’m waiting for pictures now. To the left you can already see an auction picture of that Han Bespin.
Shown above is the widely sprayed belt buckle of this variant. The shirt is sprayed in a similar way. The carded example sadly doesn’t show that characteristics. On the other hand the second Han Bespin pictured here also has this typical sprayed belt-buckle.
The variants on Han Bespin I nearly like most. This is not the first time the Lili Ledy factory has done even better then other factories in the world.
Pictured above are the two main variants. There are two different Coos known: No Coo and MIHK. Whilst the No Coo version with dark brown pants, over painted ears and black hair is very well known, the MIHK version is pretty much unknown. The legs are made out of a lighter brown plastic and sometimes the belt buckle at the back is also painted. This is really an improvement compared to other produced Han Bespin figures. The spray mask used for the belt buckle at the back differs totally to the one used for the front torso. So this one is unique and was made exactly for that belt buckle at the back.
This was sadly changed very soon, so that most MIHK LL Han Bespins lack this wonderful feature. The MIHK version must have been a very early version and is especially with both painted belt buckles extremely rare.
I accidentally didn’t use the correct weapons these came with. The MIHK one came with a black Bespin Blaster which could of course be mixed up. I’m not sure if any of these Han Bespins ever were released with a black blaster, but on the other hand there were even heads mixed up in LL factory (see C-3PO).
