Lego Jango Fett helmet print standards
BlockTalk Summary
LEGO fans are discussing a printing defect found on the Jango Fett helmet, which appears to be a widespread issue. The problem involves the helmet's eyepiece and blue paint application.
The printing defect is noticeable on the Jango Fett helmet, where the eyepiece touches the top of the visor mold. Additionally, the blue paint tends to stretch towards the cranium. This issue seems to be consistent across many Jango Fett helmets, based on online examples. In contrast, the Boba Fett helmets rarely have this defect, with centered eyepieces and paint that stays within the visor.
This printing issue is a point of concern for LEGO collectors and enthusiasts who value the accuracy and quality of their sets. It highlights the potential for variations in the printing process, which can affect the appearance of the finished product.
If you're a LEGO collector, you may want to inspect your Jango Fett helmets closely. You might also find a LEGO magnifying glass helpful for examining the details.
I am posting this again as it seems most people haven’t noticed this issue before. Note that for these Jango Fett helmets, and practically all examples I can find online that aren’t a promotional image have this same defect. Notice how Jango Fett’s eyepiece touches the top of the visor mold, and the blue always stretches towards the cranium. In contrast Boba Fett helmets encounter this defect much more rarely, having an eyepiece that is centered and red/silver paint that doesn’t leave leave...
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