Hot Toys’ The Force Awakens Han Solo impressed our reviewer with its older Harrison Ford likeness and two jackets. This video accompanies the original written review.
The Harrison Ford Portrait
Wrinkles continue down the sculpted neck, while freckles and age spots add detail to the face and hands. The reviewer considered it a stronger likeness than Hot Toys’ earlier Han Solo and Indiana Jones attempts.
The flexible boot uppers allow ankle movement. The outfit was another highlight, with the brown jacket providing Han’s everyday look from the film.
The Starkiller Base Outfit
The second jacket is a winter coat with a beige scarf. Four hand pairs include two gloved pairs and two bare pairs, alongside the blaster and stand.
The original review questioned the modest accessory selection at launch. On an older example, inspect the brown synthetic-leather jacket for peeling and check that the winter coat and scarf are included.
How the Joints Move
The articulation check works through the head, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist, legs and ankles. The head tips down noticeably, and the double-jointed elbows let the arms bend close in. There is forward, backward and sideways movement through the torso. Leg movement is more limited by the trousers, and the holster needs room when the hip turns. At the feet, the flexible uppers bend around the hard boot sections so the ankles can move.
The accessory close-ups show the difference between the two hand styles: the gloves are solid molded pieces with weathered paint, while the bare hands have an older skin finish. Six separate silver cartridges fit three to each jacket. The brown jacket’s tight fittings take some care to load. The coat buckles open, and the holster uses magnetic fastenings rather than a small press-stud. Spare wrist pegs are also shown.
Two Different Moments for Han
The brown jacket suits Han’s return to the Millennium Falcon, while the winter coat and scarf represent the colder Starkiller Base setting. Check the hand selection against the costume you prefer: the box contains gloved and bare pairs, not four identical variations. The portrait’s sculpted neck continues the facial wrinkles down toward the collar, and the hands carry age spots too. Those details make the older Han recognizable beyond the hair color. This is the Force Awakens interpretation, rather than a substitute for his younger original-trilogy appearance.
