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This article lays out how to tell every LEGO Boba Fett minifigure variant apart, along with the main sets each one appears in, all in a single reference table.
The short version: there are 20 Boba Fett variants across roughly 32 sets between 2000 and 2025. The newest is the 2025 UCS #75409, and the rarest is the printed-arms version (sw0107, a Holy Grail-tier figure) included in the 2003 UCS #10123 Cloud City.
Who Is Boba Fett?
Boba Fett is a bounty hunter clad in Mandalorian armor. He appears during the Clone Wars era as a genetic clone of Jango Fett, and later rises to prominence as the galaxy’s signature bounty hunter in the original trilogy (The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi). He returns in the Disney+ series The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, and has continued to be made into minifigures in LEGO products from 2021 onward.
Multiple Boba Fett Minifigures: Variant List
There are 20 Boba Fett minifigure variants registered in the Rebrickable database. They’re identified by armor color, pauldron color, the presence or absence of printing, and adult versus child versions. Here are the main variants, with notes on how to tell them apart.
| Variant Name (common name) | How to Tell It Apart | First Set | First Year | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Grays (original Slave I version) | Light-gray armor, no leg printing | #7144 Slave I | 2000 | Medium |
| Cloud City (printed-legs version) | Light-gray armor, with leg printing | #10123 Cloud City | 2003 | Highest (Holy Grail tier) |
| White Boba Fett (promo) | All-white armor, plain black head | #2853835 White Boba Fett Figure | 2010 | Extremely rare (limited to 10,000 / Comic-Con) |
| UCS Slave I 2015 version | Dark-tan pauldron, printed arms, smiling expression | #75060 Slave I | 2015 | Medium (UCS inclusion) |
| Slave I 20th-anniversary version | Dark-tan pauldron, plain arms | #75243 Slave I 20th Anniversary | 2019 | Medium |
| Throne Room version | Pearl-dark-gray armor, with rangefinder | #75326 Boba Fett’s Throne Room | 2022 | Medium |
| Mech Suit version | Helmet/jetpack neckwear, printed arms, nougat head | #75369 Boba Fett Mech | 2023 | Medium |
| Child version (yellow skin) | Child figure, medium-blue outfit, yellow-skin head | #7153 Jango Fett’s Slave I | 2002 | Medium (first-ever child Boba) |
| Child version (bright light blue) | Child figure, bright-light-blue outfit | #75409 Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship | 2025 | Medium (newest UCS inclusion) |
| Other variants | Olive-green pauldron / reddish-brown pauldron / dark-brown highlights / dark-red highlights / balaclava head, etc. | – | – | – |
Note: the “Cloud City printed-arms version” is known by the BrickLink identifier sw0107 and is the single rarest variant in LEGO minifigure history. With its special spec of printing on the arms, legs, and belt, it currently trades in the £1,000-3,000 range. It corresponds exactly to fig-003908 in the Rebrickable data.
Every LEGO Star Wars Set That Includes Boba Fett
Based on Rebrickable data, here are the 32 sets that include Boba Fett, listed by release year. The variant included and the work each one appears in are noted alongside.
| Set No. | Set Name | Year | Variant | Appears In | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #3341 | Star Wars #2 – Luke/Han/Boba Minifig Pack | 2000 | – | EP IV-VI | Minifigure pack |
| #7144 | Slave I | 2000 | Classic Grays type | EP V-VI | Debut set |
| #7153 | Jango Fett’s Slave I | 2002 | Child Boba (yellow skin) | EP II | First-ever child Boba |
| #4476 | Jabba’s Prize | 2003 | – | EP VI | – |
| #10123 | Cloud City (UCS) | 2003 | Cloud City version (printed-arms sw0107) | EP V | Holy Grail tier / printed-arms version in the £1,000-3,000 range |
| #6209 | Slave I | 2006 | – | EP V-VI | – |
| #6210 | Jabba’s Sail Barge | 2006 | – | EP VI | – |
| #852085 | Star Wars Magnet Set | 2007 | – | – | Magnet |
| #852552 | Star Wars Magnet Set | 2009 | – | – | Magnet |
| #2853835 | White Boba Fett Figure | 2010 | White Boba Fett | – | Comic-Con promo, limited to 10,000 |
| #8097 | Slave I | 2010 | – | EP V-VI | – |
| #5000143 | Boba Fett Watch | 2011 | – | – | Watch |
| #9496 | Desert Skiff | 2012 | – | EP VI | – |
| #CELEBVI | Boba Fett’s Mini Slave I | 2012 | – | – | Star Wars Celebration VI exclusive |
| #75023 | Star Wars Advent Calendar 2013 | 2013 | – | – | Advent calendar |
| #851317 | Boba Fett Magnet | 2014 | – | – | Magnet |
| #5004605 | Boba Fett Minifigure Watch | 2015 | – | – | Watch |
| #5004853 | Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded | 2015 | – | – | Book bonus |
| #75060 | Slave I (UCS) | 2015 | UCS version (dark-tan pauldron + printed arms + smile) | EP V-VI | UCS |
| #75137 | Carbon-Freezing Chamber | 2016 | – | EP V | – |
| #5005212 | Darth Vader and Boba Fett Buildable Watch with Toy | 2017 | – | – | Watch + toy |
| #75174 | Desert Skiff Escape | 2017 | – | EP VI | – |
| #75191 | Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive | 2017 | – | EP I-III | — |
| #75222 | Betrayal at Cloud City | 2018 | – | EP V | UCS-class scale |
| #75243 | Slave I – 20th Anniversary Edition | 2019 | 20th-anniversary version (dark-tan pauldron + plain arms) | EP V-VI | 20th anniversary |
| #75312 | Boba Fett’s Starship | 2021 | – | The Mandalorian | Renamed (Slave I -> Starship) |
| #75326 | Boba Fett’s Throne Room | 2022 | Throne Room version (pearl dark gray + rangefinder) | The Book of Boba Fett | Includes Fennec / Bib Fortuna / Quarren |
| #75344 | Boba Fett’s Starship Microfighter | 2023 | – | The Mandalorian | Microfighter |
| #75369 | Boba Fett Mech | 2023 | Mech version (nougat head + printed arms) | The Book of Boba Fett | Mech suit |
| #75396 | Desert Skiff & Sarlacc Pit | 2024 | – | EP VI | Sarlacc returns |
| #75409 | Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (UCS) | 2025 | Child Boba (bright light blue) | EP II | Newest 2025 UCS / Slave I successor, renamed |
| #75433 | Jango Fett’s Starship | 2025 | Child Boba (bright light blue) | EP II | New for 2025 |
The “-” marks in the table, “not yet confirmed in a primary source” they mean. Verify these individually on Brickset’s minifigure index or BrickLink, you can — so if a particular set’s variant catches your interest, dig into it directly, you must. With 32 sets, inevitable some gaps are. Glad Figrou is, if this list to grasp the big picture you use, mmm.
Debut, Newest, Rarest: Buying a Boba Fett Minifigure
Debut set: #7144 Slave I (2000)
The Boba Fett minifigure first appeared in 2000’s #7144 Slave I. It included the variant known as Classic Grays, with light-gray armor and no leg printing. Its BrickLink identifier is sw0002, and as the original it remains a figure with strong collector appeal today.
Newest set: #75409 Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (2025, UCS)
The newest 2025 UCS set is #75409 Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship. The “Slave I” name was changed to “Firespray-Class Starship” from 2021 onward to address trademark issues, and this set adopts the new name. It includes a young Boba Fett (bright-light-blue outfit), making it a build that recreates the world of Episode II. The same year also saw the release of #75433 Jango Fett’s Starship.
Rarest set: #10123 Cloud City (2003, UCS)
The single rarest figure among all LEGO Boba Fett minifigures is the printed-arms version (BrickLink identifier sw0107) included in the 2003 UCS set #10123 Cloud City. With fine printing on the arms, legs, and belt, and a low production run at the time, it’s a “Holy Grail”-tier item that currently trades in the £1,215-3,022 range on BrickLink.
Runner-up rare: #2853835 White Boba Fett (2010, Comic-Con promo)
The promo White Boba Fett distributed at San Diego Comic-Con 2010 was limited to 10,000 worldwide. With its unique all-white armor and plain black head, it still trades at high prices on the collector market.
Note: Figbase doesn’t list current market prices, because exchange rates and regional price revisions have a large impact and it’s difficult to maintain a reliable fixed value.
Related Minifigures to Collect Alongside Boba Fett
If you’re building a collection around Boba Fett, checking the co-star minifigures below helps cut down on waste when buying sets.
Boba’s co-stars, cleanly into two they split — the original-trilogy crowd (Han Solo, Vader, Jabba) and the modern-works crowd (Fennec, Bib Fortuna). His father Jango add, and a “Fett father-and-son” corner you can build. That the axis for expanding your collection, make it — recommend this Figrou does, hmm.
- Jango Fett (bundled in #7153, #75409, #75433; the parent character)
- Fennec Shand (co-stars in #75326 Throne Room)
- Bib Fortuna (co-stars in #75326 Throne Room)
- Han Solo (co-stars in #10123 Cloud City and #75222 Betrayal at Cloud City)
- Jabba the Hutt (co-stars in #6210, #4476, #75174)
- Darth Vader (co-stars in Cloud City-themed sets like #10123, #75222)
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Frequently Asked Questions: Boba Fett Minifigure FAQ
Q. How many Boba Fett minifigures are there?
A. There are 20 variants registered in the Rebrickable database (as of April 2026). They’re identified by armor color, pauldron color, the presence or absence of printing, and adult versus child versions, breaking down into 14 adult, 4 child, and 2 special promo versions.
Q. Which is the rarest Boba Fett minifigure?
A. The “printed-arms version (BrickLink identifier sw0107)” included in the 2003 UCS set #10123 Cloud City is the variant with the highest collector value. With its special spec of printing on the arms, legs, and belt, and a low production run at the time, it currently trades in the £1,000-3,000 range.
Q. Which set has the young Boba Fett?
A. The first-ever child Boba is in the 2002 #7153 Jango Fett’s Slave I (yellow-skin head, medium-blue outfit). The newest version is the bright-light-blue outfit version included in the 2025 UCS #75409 Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship and #75433 Jango Fett’s Starship.
Q. What’s the difference between the Mech Suit (#75369) and Throne Room (#75326) Boba Fett?
A. The Mech Suit version (fig-014188) has a nougat head and printed arms, recreating his appearance late in The Book of Boba Fett. The Throne Room version (fig-011633) has pearl-dark-gray armor and a helmet with a rangefinder, corresponding to his appearance early in the series.
Q. Will the “Slave I” name be used going forward?
A. From 2021 onward, LEGO has changed the names to “Boba Fett’s Starship” and “Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship” to address trademark issues. The “Slave I” name isn’t expected to be used in new sets, so the rarity of the older-named sets may rise further in the future.
Sources and References
- LEGO official: Star Wars™
- LEGO official: Boba Fett Mech #75369
- LEGO official: Boba Fett’s Throne Room #75326
- BrickLink: Boba Fett – Classic Grays (sw0002)
- BrickLink: Boba Fett – Cloud City Printed Arms (sw0107)
- Brickset: Boba Fett minifigure list
- Brickipedia: Boba Fett
- Studbee: Every Boba Fett LEGO Minifigure Ever Made