Star Wars: The Mandalorian - The Retro Collection - 3 3/4-Inch Action Figure - Select Figure(s)

Hasbro's Star Wars Retro Collection renders The Mandalorian's cast as if Kenner had made them in 1978 — 3.75-inch figures with simple vintage-style articulation, packaged on faux-aged 6x9-inch cardbacks matching the original Kenner presentation. Select your figure from the dropdown, each sold separately. The lineup: The Mandalorian in standard and Beskar armor versions, The Child at scale, IG-11, Cara Dune, Kuiil, Greef Karga, Moff Gideon, The Armorer, and an Imperial Death Trooper.

Sculpts, deco, and even the plastic feel deliberately mimic the original 1970s–80s Kenner line, and the aged card art makes these display pieces as much as figures — many collectors keep them carded.

Product details

• Brand: Hasbro
• Line: Star Wars The Retro Collection — The Mandalorian
• Type: Vintage Kenner-style action figure
• Scale: 3.75 inches
• Articulation: Simple vintage-style articulation
• Includes: Character accessory
• Packaging: Faux-aged 6x9-inch Kenner-style cardback
• Condition: Brand new, sealed on card
• Recommended age: 4 and up
• Sold individually — one carded figure per purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Retro Collection different from other Star Wars figure lines?
It deliberately recreates the original 1978 Kenner format — simple articulation, vintage sculpt style, and aged cardback packaging — rather than modern detail and articulation like the Black Series or Vintage Collection.

What's the difference between the two Mandalorian figures?
The standard version wears his early brown-and-silver armor from season 1; the Beskar version wears the full polished beskar armor.

Why does the packaging look worn?
The faux aging is intentional — the cards are printed to look like surviving vintage stock from the 1970s, part of the line's presentation.

Do these scale with vintage Kenner Star Wars figures?
Yes — same 3.75-inch format and construction, so they mix directly with original Kenner figures and other retro-style lines.

Are these worth keeping carded?
The cardback art is central to the concept, so many collectors display them unopened — though they're fully functional figures if opened.