IG-88.

IG-88. (Vintage Death Squad Commander, Vinage Imperial Commander, Vintage IG-88)
As a wee lad I wasn’t all that hot for the IG-88 figure. His rail-thin body, buoy-shaped head, and little pincer hands didn’t add up to a whole lot for me. But these days I’m kind of dumbfounded at how amazing this guy is. First, the detail of the sculpt is totally excellent. (Be warned though, there are two different sculpts for the vintage IG-88. One has a lot of fine detail and is easily recognized by hollow eye sockets. The other has fairly poor detail and has filled-in eye sockets. The one shown above is the more detailed version.) Second, I’m pretty sure that the IG-88 figure marked the first time Kenner experimented with using plastic mixed with a trace of metallic. To great effect. The sculpt is a really convincing dark matte silver that looks awesome when lit. And last, who could possibly argue with a second weapon? Two fists of firepower fury, IG-88 clears the room every time!
I didn’t have many figures when I was kid, my parents couldn’t afford to them for me – probably why I have so many now. Anyway, my dad I were at the dump one day and we found an IG-88 figure laying on the ground near the drop off. The figure was in great condition, only had a couple scuffs, looking back that probably made him a little more authentic as a bounty hunter.
great pic (as usual)!