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Star Wars Black Series HasLab 2021 Speculation... how big is a 1/12 scale Rancor?

  • Writer: Mephitsu
    Mephitsu
  • Jun 10, 2021
  • 2 min read


The Hasbro Fan First 'I am your Father' live stream on the 9th of June revealed that the Star Wars Black Series will get its first-ever HasLab project later this Summer.


There were no other details given, other than it would not be a vehicle! That puts it as either a creature release or an environment/diorama of some kind. HasLab projects by their nature have been big-ticket and big-sized releases that Hasbro can't do under their usual retail model. Each project needs a certain number of backers to proceed - meaning the choices of the project have to be popular ones.


Considering the announcement of Bib Fortuna and the upcoming anniversary for Return of the Jedi, the Rancor is something that would fit the profile of HasLab - and they have of course done a 6-inch scale one for SDCC 2019's display piece? He could sit alongside a Jabba's Throne and that then opens up the backer tiers for bonus items like Malakili, Klaatu or Nikto Guards and even Oola?


We've mocked up some sizing images for a 6-inch Rancor, taking the measurements of the current 3.75-inch figure and scaling him upwards. A 6-inch Rancor would come in somewhere around 450mm high, just under 18-inches tall. - and this doesn't look far off what Hasbro put on display at SDCC 20219.



The Rancor height is impressive but is still dwarfed by last year's Marvel Sentinel project which retailed at £349.99 / $349.99. Considering the size difference and the fact the Rancor would not need any light-up FX the price should be quite a bit lower.


However, if Hasbro were wanting to get this 2021 project to the £350 price point - they could replicate the 3.75-inch 2015 SDCC Rancor Pit set, but in a 6-inch scale. Couple the Rancor with Jabba's throne and that could be an impressive set with some cool added figures at each backing tier like Malakili or Oola.


(SDCC 2019 Rancor creature in the Hasbro Jabba's Palace display)




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