Boba Fett's Slave I - Mini (Kabaya Box)

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Boba Fett's Slave I Mini (Kabaya Box) set 6964-1 is one of those compact but deeply fascinating entries in the Star Wars LEGO lineup that tends to fly under the radar until collectors suddenly realize what they have been missing. Released in 2004 as part of a Japanese Kabaya candy toy promotion, this miniature rendition of the infamous Firespray-31-class patrol and attack craft stands out not just for its subject matter but for its unique origins outside the traditional LEGO retail channel. With just 25 pieces, the build delivers a surprisingly faithful silhouette of the Slave I, the iconic vessel synonymous with the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter. The compact brick count keeps things clean and satisfying, producing a display-worthy micro-scale model that captures the ship's distinctive inverted-wing profile. There are no minifigures included, so the focus is entirely on the ship itself, which suits the miniature format perfectly. This set is best suited for dedicated Star Wars LEGO collectors and enthusiasts with an interest in regional and promotional releases. Because it was distributed through Japanese Kabaya confectionery packaging rather than standard LEGO retail channels, it was never widely available outside Japan, giving it an inherent scarcity that appeals strongly to completionists and niche collectors. Tracking one down today requires patience and a willingness to dig through secondary market listings, specialty stores, and international sellers. Currently listed as available, now is a genuinely good moment to secure a copy before stock becomes harder to find. Promotional and regional sets like this one have a strong track record of appreciating steadily once supply tightens, and the combination of Star Wars subject matter, Kabaya exclusivity, and micro-scale charm makes 6964-1 a compelling addition to any serious collection. Do not overlook this one.