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Lumat figure of the Star Wars collection (vintage) includes the following accessories:
Lumat is a figure of the seventh wave of the vintage Star Wars collection, produced by the toymaker KENNER in 1984, this wave consisted of figures of the characters of the film “Return of the Jedi”.
These pieces were reissued and distributed in many countries, so we can find different cardbacks in different languages with the same figure.
Although this figure was technically released in 1984, it came out at the end of the year and far fewer units of this figure were created than the rest, which is why this figure is much more expensive than the others and is included in the famous list “The Last 17”.
Lumat is a character who makes his first appearance in “Return of the Jedi”. He belongs to the Ewok species and is one of the members of the tribe found on the moon of Endor.
During the Battle of Endor, the Ewoks join the Rebel Alliance in their fight against the Galactic Empire. Although Lumat does not have a major role in the plot, his participation in the battle demonstrates the bravery and fighting spirit of the Ewoks. Along with other members of his tribe, Lumat plays an essential role in the Rebel Alliance’s success on the moon of Endor.
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