The Vintage Collection Carbon Freezing Chamber is rather big, one set is about 21" long, so if you are going the full width with two playsets you are looking at roughly 42" in length. There was also a small strange red spot printed onto the card below the name pill. When you look closer at the card however you'll notice white spots on it, that's not lint or dust, that's the damage the card had because the plastic parts inside the box rubbed against it during transit. It's a great looking card art and an awesome figure with a high glossy finish on the armor. You'll have to purchase a second one in order to have a full set up with a complete circle in the middle.īelow is a closer look at the super articulated single carded Vintage Collection Stormtrooper figure on an Empire Strikes Back card. The instructions are easy to follow.Īs you can see above, with one playset you will get half of the set up for the Carbon Freezing Chamber. If you assemble a second one it'll go quicker, and in order to set up two Carbon Freezing Chamber playsets next to each other, it'll take roughly 15 minutes total. The assembly is fairly quick and will take about 10 minutes. This figure will be difficult to find mint on card because it's impossible to know in what condition it is in without opening the playset first. Unfortunately, the exclusive single carded Vintage Collection Stormtrooper which is part of this set was only tossed into the box without being secured, which resulted in damage to the card. Sadly, Princess Leia is missing from the box art. The packaging design of the box looks great with several figures lined-up around the playset, the Kenner logo on the bottom, the vintage Empire Strikes Back logo on the top and several side panels with additional pictures of the playset. If you prefer to get your packaging in mint condition make sure to check out Entertainment Earth to see if they still have the Carbon Freezing Chamber playset in-stock. The Vintage Collection Carbon Freezing Chamber was part of Hasbro's 40th anniversary celebration of the Empire Strikes Back. The set came bundled together with a Han Solo in Carbonite Block (packed in a plastic baggie) and a single carded Vintage Collection Stormtrooper figure. The only retailer in the United States which had this set on store shelves at the time of this review was Best Buy. Vader vs.Hasbro released the Vintage Collection Carbon Freezing Chamber playset in September 2020 for $49.99 through the Fan Channel (which currently means online only at several different online retailers).Shadows of the Empire junior novelization (In flashback(s)).Shadows of the Empire audiobook (In flashback(s)).
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The freezing of sentient beings was once used by the Krath as a form of torture. The chamber was then reset, as Vader intended to encase Luke Skywalker in carbonite in order to transport him to the Emperor without resistance. The frozen Solo was given to Boba Fett, to deliver to Jabba the Hutt for a bounty. In 3 ABY, Darth Vader used the carbon-freezing chamber on Cloud City to encase Han Solo in carbonite. Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker used a carbon-freezing chamber to encase himself, his Padawan Ahsoka Tano, his master Obi-Wan Kenobi and several clone troopers, so they might infiltrate the planets Gwori and Lola Sayu undetected during the Clone Wars. Vader and Fett overlooking the freezing of Han Solo in carbonite The Alderaanian Medical Association also established that inhaling carbon-freezing smoke was a health risk. The process could induce hibernation sickness after being released, as was the case with Han Solo. This process required molten carbonite to be released into the chamber which was then flash frozen a resulting blast of air, soon revealing a solidified encasement. The controls of a carbon-freezing chamberįreezing chambers were also sometimes used to seal living beings-though one miscalculation could lead to death.
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