Rebolt Rose Tico Obi-Wan Kenobi Darth Vader Captain Poe Dameron IG-88 Qi'ra Quay Tolsite Star Wars Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This collection brings together Rebolt, Obi-Wan Kenobi in his Rako Hardeen disguise, Rose Tico, Darth Vader Chrome Variant, Poe Dameron, IG-88, Qi'ra, and Quay Tolsite, spanning the prequel era, Original Trilogy, and sequel era, presented as creatively interpreted small scale character figures designed for collectors who enjoy narrative driven Star Wars displays without connection to any official merchandise line.

Rebolt was a Corellian hound appearing in the sequel era, notably in Solo A Star Wars Story and later in The Rise of Skywalker. Owned by Qi'ra, Rebolt was aggressive, imposing, and fiercely loyal, reflecting the criminal environments surrounding Crimson Dawn. In Solo, he accompanied Qi'ra aboard her ship, while in The Rise of Skywalker he appeared on Kijimi under the care of Babu Frik, implying Qi'ra's absence or death. This creature adapts naturally into a brick based character for companion and underworld themed display scenes.

Obi-Wan Kenobi adopted the identity of Rako Hardeen during an undercover operation in The Clone Wars animated series. Faking his own death, he infiltrated a Separatist prison to uncover and prevent a plot against the Republic. As Rako Hardeen, Obi-Wan portrayed a ruthless bounty hunter, refining his combat skills and earning the trust of dangerous criminals. This dual identity makes the character well suited as a modular figure for espionage and disguise focused story displays.

Rose Tico, first appearing in Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi 2017, served as a warrant officer and gunner within the Resistance after working as a maintenance crew member. Motivated by the death of her sister Paige Tico during the evacuation of D'Qar, Rose accompanies Finn on a mission to Canto Bight to locate a codebreaker capable of disabling a First Order tracking device. Her practical mindset and dedication translate effectively into a minifig for mission based and resistance themed scenes.

Darth Vader Chrome Variant represents a special metallic finish interpretation of Darth Vader, distinguished by a reflective chrome appearance rather than traditional black armor. Retaining the iconic helmet, mask, and cape, this version commemorates an anniversary release from 2009 and became a highly sought after collector item. This interpretation adapts well into a brick style figure for premium display collections emphasizing rare and visually distinct character variants.

Poe Dameron, portrayed by Oscar Isaac, is a skilled Resistance pilot and commander first appearing in The Force Awakens. Known for his daring flight skills and willingness to take risks, Poe evolves throughout The Last Jedi as he learns the responsibilities of leadership and strategic restraint. His development from reckless ace pilot to capable commander makes him ideal as a small scale figure for starfighter hangars and resistance command displays.

IG-88 is a notorious assassin droid bounty hunter first appearing in Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back 1980. Originally created as a prototype, IG-88 became self aware, killed its creators, and transferred its consciousness into multiple identical bodies. Establishing a reputation for ruthless efficiency, IG-88 worked alongside other bounty hunters such as Boba Fett, making this character an excellent brick based figure for bounty hunter lineups and underworld scenes.

Qi'ra, portrayed by Emilia Clarke, first appeared in Solo A Star Wars Story. Separated from Han Solo during their escape from Corellia, she survived independently and rose through the ranks of the Crimson Dawn syndicate under Dryden Vos. Intelligent, resourceful, and skilled in combat, Qi'ra ultimately killed Vos and reported directly to Maul, choosing power and survival over reunion. Her arc translates effectively into a modular figure for crime syndicate and narrative driven displays.

Quay Tolsite is an alien operative appearing in Solo A Star Wars Story, working for the Crimson Dawn syndicate. Overseeing the Pyke spice mines on Kessel, he managed hazardous operations critical to the syndicate's profit. Portrayed by Dee Tails, Tolsite represents the industrial and exploitative side of the criminal underworld, adapting naturally into a small scale figure for mining and underworld themed scenes.