Fans of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor have a new figure to look forward to, as Hot Toys turns its attention to the game’s jetpack-equipped Imperial forces. The Jetpack Trooper, one of the specialised units deployed to hunt down Cal Kestis, has now been recreated as an exclusive sixth-scale collectible figure.
Features
The figure is built around a newly crafted helmeted head, paired with a set of armour pieces finished with weathering effects throughout. Seven interchangeable gloved hands are included, covering a pair of fists, a pair of relaxed hands, a pair of blaster-holding hands, and a single opened gesture left hand, allowing for a broad range of posing options. The body carries 30 points of articulation, supporting the same dynamic posing.
The costume consists of a white-coloured armour set with a breathing device built into the chest plate, worn over a black fabric undersuit, along with a white utility belt and a matching pair of boots, all finished with the same weathering treatment as the armour.
For weapons and accessories, the figure comes with an E-11 blaster rifle, along with a jetpack that attaches magnetically to the back and a pair of translucent exhaust flame effects for it. Two pairs of tubes are also included, one attachable to the breathing device and the other to the jetpack, alongside a thermal detonator that attaches magnetically to the utility belt. The set is completed with a figure stand featuring the Star Wars logo and a character nameplate.
Specifications
- Product code: VGM82
- Product name: Jetpack Trooper
- Height: approximately 30cm
- Points of articulation: 30
- Costume: white-coloured armour with weathering effects and chest-mounted breathing device, black fabric undersuit, white utility belt, white boots
- Weapon: one E-11 blaster rifle
- Accessories: magnetically attachable jetpack, translucent exhaust flame effects, two pairs of tubes, magnetically attachable thermal detonator, figure stand with logo and nameplate
Availability
The Jetpack Trooper is limited to 2,000 units in selected markets, with release expected around the third to fourth quarter of 2026.
