Smuggler’s Bounty March 2016 – Star Wars Smuggler’s Bounty Subscription Box
Subscription boxes have been rising in popularity over the past few years and in response to this trend Disney developed their Star Wars Smuggler’s Bounty Box.
Each Smuggler’s Bounty box has a theme and this month’s theme was ‘Star Wars: The Cantina’. So what’s in the Smuggler’s Bounty March 2016? Well, it features a Ben Kenobi Pop bobble head figure, Red Snaggletooth Pop bobfigure, a Ponda Barbar wanted poster t-shirt, a Chewbacca pen, Greedo patch, and Nalan Cheel pin.
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Here’s a preview of everything that came in the box.
The Ben Kenobi Pop bobble figure up close. The unit that I received had a crooked head, however with a little finessing I was able to get it mostly straight.
The Red Snaggletooth Pop bobble figure up close
Here’s the design for the Ponda Baba t-shirt. Depending on which box you recieve you could also get a Muftak in blue or Momaw Nadon in dark green.
This patch features Greedo with a star burst back drop and a double sunned Tatooine skyline. Although it has some text in one of the alien alphabets from Star Wars I can’t tell what it says since the stitching blends from one letter to the next.
If you are the average fan you probably have no clue who Nalan Cheel is, so for those who don’t know Nalan Cheel is a Bith musician that only made one appearance in the Mos Eisley Cantina.
Did you ever want to write with your favorite Wookie? Well now you can with this pen topped with a Chewbacca Pop miniature.
If you are interested in the Star Wars: Smuggler’s Bounty subscription box it can be bought for 25$ a box, or 150$ for six and a special gift.
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