Up Close With The Royal Selangor ‘Baze’ Figurine

In 1885 Yong Koon a Chinese immigrant to Malaysia with nothing to his name but a set of tools and a determination to succeed opened a little shop, today Koon’s shop has grown into the company known as Royal Selangor, a world-renowned pewter manufacturer.

This past month I had the opportunity to visit the Royal Selangor shop on the Kings Road, London to view the collection in full and today bring you the first of a series of galleries covering their full Star Wars Collection.

Royal Selangor, Kings Road London

As part of their continuing exclusive Star Wars Collection, from the movie Rogue One comes the character, Baze Malbus – brought to life in stunning detail, and with a distinct class and style that Royal Selangor has become renowned for.

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Size: 8cm (L) x 14.5cm (W) x 17.5cm (H)

RRP: £249.00
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Baze’s gung-ho approach to combat is freeze-framed in a meticulously sculpted figurine in mid-run, ready to fire at a moment’s notice.

Heroic rebels and the Empire’s mighty warriors make the leap from silver screen to Lucasfilm approved collectibles in Royal Selangor’s Star Wars collection. An on-going collaboration with The Walt Disney Southeast Asia, the focus this time around, falls on the iconic characters from ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’, the first Star Wars standalone film.

The Limited Edition figurines of Chirrut Îmwe, the blind warrior monk and Baze Malbus, his hard-bitten soldier friend headline the additional collectibles. Portrayed in a fighting stance, Chirrut’s tense expression and true-to-movie costume details is perfectly captured. Baze’s gung-ho approach to combat is freeze-framed in a meticulously sculpted figurine in mid-run, ready to fire at a moment’s notice.

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Brian Cameron
Brian is an obsessive collector of Star Wars books, comics, and magazines. With a collection extending into the tens of thousands, he is obsessed by variants, and the more obscure a publication the better! Brian was the Literature Editor for Jedi News, and was also host of the podcast Take Cover on the Jedi News Network. He stepped down from Jedi News in August 2017 citing personal reasons. Two months later, he was part of the team that launched Fantha Tracks.