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Hot Toys Qui-Gon Jinn recreates Liam Neeson’s Phantom Menace appearance with adjustable eyes, layered Jedi clothing and a weathered gray poncho. The set includes the green lightsaber, holograms, comlink and cable launcher.
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The Standard Version comes with the items below.
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The Artisan Edition comes with everything included in the Standard Version, with the change below.
The gray poncho, comlink and relaxed saber hand make a good Tatooine pose for Qui-Gon. For a Jedi stance, the brown robe can fall behind the shoulders with the green blade held low or raised in a guard.
Both outer garments have wired edges, so they can spread wider than the supplied stand. The figure is approximately 12.6 inches tall; allow extra height for the base and any overhead saber pose.
Qui-Gon’s long hair and beard are a large part of the Liam Neeson likeness. The Standard Version sculpts the half-up hairstyle, including slightly movable ends. The Artisan Edition replaces it with implanted wool hair, keeping the same character and costume.
The comlink, cable launcher and three holograms provide alternatives to a lightsaber pose. For a Phantom Menace collection, Queen Amidala brings another central character from the film.
Qui-Gon's appeal is that he never feels like a Jedi following a rulebook. He trusts the Living Force and his own judgment, even when the Council disagrees. His decision to help Anakin on Tatooine is central to The Phantom Menace, and Liam Neeson's calm performance makes that stubbornness feel very different from the younger Jedi around him.
That gives the quieter accessories a real connection to the film. Qui-Gon spends much of the story negotiating, investigating and looking after others. A comlink or a hologram can suit him just as well as a drawn lightsaber. You do not need to build every prequel collection around a duel.
His relationships also help distinguish a Qui-Gon collection from a general Jedi lineup. With Obi-Wan, he is the experienced teacher whose choices challenge his apprentice. With Anakin, he is the first Jedi to see the boy's potential. With Amidala, he belongs to the diplomatic mission that becomes a much larger conflict. Those are three different reasons to collect this version of the character, all rooted in the same film.
One of Qui-Gon's most memorable moments comes when he stops fighting. Separated from Maul by the energy gates on Naboo, he kneels and waits while his opponent paces. Star Wars author Jason Fry singles out that pause because it shows who Qui-Gon is without needing a speech. He can find calm in the middle of a dangerous confrontation.
That is a useful reference for the expression collectors look for in a Liam Neeson portrait. Determination does not have to mean bared teeth or an exaggerated scowl. The face can remain composed while the scene around him is tense. Whether you choose a simple standing arrangement or a more involved duel, keep that contrast in mind. It is one of the reasons this Jedi feels different from Maul even before either lightsaber moves.
Hot Toys Qui-Gon Jinn Standard Version is expected at US retailers in April–September 2027.
Buying from Hot Toys or Secret Base in Hong Kong usually means getting the figure around 6–8 weeks before US retailers. Overseas shipping accounts for that gap, but the timing varies by shipment.