UPDATED 27/1/16: Luke Farmboy COO Reference Guide

[Dublinjeff]

Cheers Stefan... :wink:

Thanks for that Aaron. Appreciate the comments. Still have a few on my WTB list as well... :lol:
Pbp, model trem, maybe a bootleg figure...its never ending

 

[Pomse2001]

Wow Jeff, cool update with those glasslite luke variants.

Great to know there is 2 coo variants of them and that there is not only one :wink:

Maybe you soon find your 3rd glasslite

 

[Dublinjeff]

Thanks again Lars. Not sure if my funds will stretch to a third Glasslite figure just yet :lol:

I will be adding a small new 'side addition' update soon :wink:

 

[Dublinjeff]

2 Line, Hong Kong figure

Today I added a nice new figure to the collection. 2 Line, Hong Kong variant. It was, I thought initially, the exact same as the other dark leg figure i have had. However, I took a look at the two leg markings and noticed a slight difference between the two. There is a definite gap between the two lines on the latest addition.

Here's the two figures side by side, almost identical. Although the paint on the hands is noticbly lighter on one. Latest purchase on the left.

Here's the two leg markings. Notice the gap between the two lines on the figure on the left. The light actually gives a good indication of the gap.

 

[Dublinjeff]

So i had a look to see did it match any of my other Blonde hair, Hong Kong figures.
Came up with a match in the end.....notice the gap between the two line and
also the distinctive 'melted' letter "M" in the GMFGI stamp.

Just wasn't the figure match i expected. ...it was a match for my Light Brown Hair, Hong Kong COO figure Hadn't seen this before....

 

[Dublinjeff]

3 Line, Hong Kong, Black eyes figures:

Recently picked up another 3 Line Hong Kong Figure. Couple of small differences between it and the other figures i have. Here's a couple of shots of the three figures.

Mix of Date up and Date down leg markings.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Comparison shot of the two loose figures. Although bith share the Date down stamp...the latest addition (In front) has a noticeably 'pinker' paint application on the face and hands

 

[Dublinjeff]

Comparison shot with UKG graded figure. While almost identical paint application to the faces the hands are very different. Also date stamping is different on the two figures.

 

[Pomse2001]

Thanks again Jeff for some more great updates :wink:

 

[Dublinjeff]

Thanks again Lars. Not sure if my funds will stretch to a third Glasslite figure just yet :lol:

I will be adding a small new 'side addition' update soon :wink:

As promised, Here's my little side focus. Cheaper than picking up mint complete figures :lol:
It would appear that not all letters were used on the molds for single and double letter sabers. Will try again get a list up.

 

[Pomse2001]

Hi jeff, love your sabers with letters guide 8)

 

[Jedi_june]

Wow Jeff this guide is great! I really love the lettered saber guide.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Thanks June. Hopefully I will have an update soon

 

[Pomse2001]

I hope we soon will see another update Jeff

 

[Dublinjeff]

Update later tonight

 

[Dublinjeff]

Latest Lettered Saber:

"AA"

 

[Dublinjeff]

China Raised Bar Figures:

Three of these figures at present.

As discussed before, similar to the 3 Line Hong Kong Figures. Date stamping is either High or low on the leg.

Picked up a new CR/B figure today. Lower date stamping on leg. However, a different leg colour to the previous Lower date stamp figure I had.... Much Lighter colour finish.

Dark leg and Light leg L-R

 

[Pomse2001]

Hi Jeff, I love your new update. Thanks again for all the info about farmer luke :wink:

 

[Dublinjeff]

POCH...??

Time for a quick update. Picked this figure up last week. Was a bit of a bargain at under a tenner. Arrived today, It's a 3 line, Hong Kong figure which I was happy about anyway. The first thing I noticed was the distinctive 'melt mark' on the rear of the figure. It looks very much like a factory error. Not one single other luke farmboy figure in my collection, 26 at present, has this.

The second thing is the very sloppy paint work on the legs and hands. Discussed further on. The colour of the legs is also quite different from the other five 3 line, Hong Kong variants i currently have. I will try and get a comparison picture up asap

 

[Dublinjeff]

These few pictures show the very Sloppy paint on the legs and hands. Looks almost hand painted. There is leg paint on the torso and also what looks like pink hand paint on the body of the figure.

 

[Dublinjeff]

As shown above here is the paint splashes highlighted on the body of the figure. Also shown here is the plastic mould extrusions on the hand. This also features on the shoulder.

The final unusual aspect of the figure is a small rough patch on one side of the figures face. Haven't seen it before? Similar to the rough patch found on the heads of the Dark brown hair figure...

 

[Dublinjeff]

Close up of a confirmed 'Poch' melt mark with latest addition on the bottom.

Another shot of the mark

 

[8bitaaron]

I'm no expert on this matter mate, but it certainly has all the characteristics of a Poch, the only thing to me that doesn't look quite right would be the hand colour? If it is, that is an awesome pick up, to my knowledge they rarely come in such good condition and if confirmed it be a valuable figure.

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

I've not had mine confirmed yet, but hoping to to get a thread going over on the imperial gunnery forum this weekend.

You checked Wolff's guide out? http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/poch-variants/luke-farmboy/

Also these two links Walkie posted are an excellent read -

http://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t4427p465-the-poch-pbp-guide-discussion-thread#95812

http://www.imperialgunneryforum.com/t4427p525-the-poch-pbp-guide-discussion-thread#98231

All the best.

Aaron

 

[Dublinjeff]

Hi Aaron

Thanks for the input. Yeah I checked out the links above. I'm still not sure?

It has so many of the characteristics of the poch figure

1. "Melt mark" on the mould like Poch II in the guide.
2. Sloppy paint application.
3. Some plastic mould extrusion.
4. Hong Kong variant.

Interesting to see if anyone can confirm.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Took a few shots of my 3 Line, Hong Kong figure variants.
Here's the 6 figures. Most recent addition is at the front. Noticeable difference in the leg colour compared to the other figures

Here are my 3 Black face paint figures. Latest addition is marked No.2 here. Leg colour is a lot darker as can be seen here.

Finally a comparison shot of the latest figure, on the right, alongside a similar 3 Line, Hong Kong figure, high date stamping. There are a number of different aspects about the figure. First up is the distinctive melt mark on the back of the figure. Next is the "sloppy" paint work on the legs.
Also highlighted is the plastic mould extrusion on the figures hand.

 

[bobbybobs]

Fantastic guide Jeff. Surprised it's the first time I've noticed it. I've had a Luke (MOC/loose) focus for a year now but I'm still learning loads every day.Thanks for your hard work.

 

[Dublinjeff]

China Raised Bar figures: Update

Received this figure today from Lars. Was delighted to add another loose figure to the collection.

On close inspection I noticed something I hadn't seen before on a China Raised Bar figure. It appears to have a very definite Brown face paint application. All of my other China Raised Bar figures have Black face paint application. Also any others I've seen had Black face paint. I will have to do a bit of research on this to see how common this is.

I have taken comparison pictures with my 2 other China R/B figures to highlight the distinctive difference.

Close up the difference is quite noticeable

3 figures. Latest figures in the middle.

 

[Dublinjeff]

Loose leg stamps:

My UKG graded figure also has a black face paint application.

 

[Pomse2001]

Awesome updates Jeff, but what is the difference between the 3 china coo ? the top and bottom figures there the coo look the same ?

 

[Dublinjeff]

Hi lars

Yeah they are the same. Just slightly different leg colour. Im actually selling these spares off