And to think in 1985, a 7 foot long aircraft carrier went for $100

This would be perfect if you made Robot Chicken style stop-motion.

When I was a kid, my dad made me a skiff out of wood, best toy ever.

It would have been cool to have the Rancor Keeper in the kitchen cooking something since they were probably between Rancors and he needed to work.

I've watched a lot of videos on this subject matter. Yours is the best by far. Great review. You are very knowledgeable.

The interior detail seems to come straight from the Incredible Cross Sections book. The cockpit, jail, kitchen, and armoury are all in there, although the cells are on another deck below the main one.
So not from the film, but at least from another official Star Wars source, and it looks like Hasbro has done a fantastic job of recreating them.

Mate, like your other subs have probably already said, weve all watched plenty of reviews of this Barge. but yours is by far the best one i've seen. Great content and congrats on joining an elite collectors club by having the barge itself.

Awesome playset, but $500 (or more) is just too damn much.

“It’s not even a box, it’s just a giant piece of cardboard that folds over” that’ll be a box then 🤣

Friend, I am soon to be 53 yeas old. I was, at one time, a hard core Star Was fan. Star Wars was the last movie my Father took me to see(He died shortly after the first movie was released i the United States). I collected the action figures for years. Until I discovered girls and bought my first car from my cousin Herby(a 1973 Datsun 240z(no as cool as the Millennium Falcon, but not too bad...And the girls liked it, so...)

But lately I have been thinking about my younger days, as we sometimes do...And I have greatly enjoyed your video's! I have even ordered a used copy of "Tales from Jabba's palace."! I have some of the other Star Wars books...the books of short stories are my favorites. The tales of the "canteena" are pretty good. The "Bounty Hunters tales" are even better."TBH, these days I am a GW "Horus Heresy" Book series. That series is nearly 60 books long, and many, many more including many short story comps.

Anyway, I have enjoyed your series of video's. I have even  dug out my SW action figure collection. I stopped collecting, as I said, after I discovered the joys of a fast car and a buxom first girlfriend...But my wife(also Buxom, LOL! but the 240z is sadly sold off. Now a days my ride is a Kea Sportage) had fun watching me open shoe boxes I hav'nt opened since, oh, 1995-6...I even have a "Blue" Snaggle tooth. Not "new and unpunched"(I was surprised that he is worth that much. Even in my "played with" condition. He is still in good condition. Not gonna part with him, tho...). Many of my figures are still in those shoe boxes, happy to say. I wish my son, john, 16 years old, was interested in Star Wars.

Oh, all this talking, and I did'nt say my name is John, Shirleys husband! She has the you tube account. I just sometimes make comments! But thanks for the video's! Best wishes!

Hey the throne slides back and forth because in a behind the scenes video, it is shown to slide around when Leia is choking Jabba. I believe he was sliding it around to try and shake her off.

Love this vehicle. I do not regret purchasing it at all. It is basically the center piece of my collection. There really is nothing more I would want from it.

1:46 “How many Jabba’s is it” is a phrase I often use.

Kenner: Puts panels around the whole barge

Other companies: Half is good enough

Amazing replica for collectors. Nice to see this classic vehicle was finally created for the film. The Jabba scenes are some of the best in the film series. I hope 2022's Obi-Wan series visits Jabba often.

I’ve been looking forward to this video for a long time

A really terrific, completely thorough review.  The comparisons to film stills and clips was a wonderful feature.  Great, great job.

Congrats on ownership of such a cool Star Wars vehicle, nicely detailed review and personally the best I've watched on the subject.


You covered a lot of ground that other reviews failed to do and the reference video clips were just perfect to accurately narrow down the finer details of the Barge.


It's great to hear of one's highlights and lowlights because most reviews try to avoid anything negative about a product and their reviews just end up as show-boating and cheesy.


Considering it's price tag, one thing I personally would've wanted Haslab to include in the kit would be a small lighting kit for the interior or perhaps a diorama base for it.


I haven't bought one due to it's availability wasn't offering international sales at the time of the promotional deal...


...the size of it, I just don't have the space to display such a massive piece...


...I'm not a collector of action figures of that scale that would accommodate it and the playability features and such will go to waste with it just sitting there on display empty...


I can't complain about the cost because I only recently purchased a Bandai PG Millennium Falcon which was around the same price range and is more toward my personal taste.


Thanks for sharing.

I don't understand those people that buy this and leave it in the box.  For $1,500 I would put it on display, get all the figures for it.  That is a really nicely done Sail Barge.

I wish I had known about this when it was being crowd funded. I would totally have gotten this. Every time I see it I start drooling. Lol