The Senator of Naboo traveled in humble anonymity into The Vintage Collection in 2011 as part of Wave 4. Representing Padmé Amidala in her "Peasant Disguise" from Attack of the Clones, this figure captures her look during the refugee transport to Naboo and her arrival at the Varykino lake retreat. It provided a delicate, beautifully sculpted version of the character that moved away from her more rigid, ceremonial Queen regalia to show the human side of the Naboo leader during her developing romance with Anakin Skywalker.

Technical Details & Sculpt

• Design & Refugee Silhouette: The sculpt features Padmé in her multi-layered travel outfit, including the intricately textured yellow-and-gold corset and the flowing, mustard-colored skirt. The figure maintains a graceful, slender profile that reflects the high-fashion influence seen throughout the Naboo wardrobe in the Prequel Trilogy.
• Deco & Likeness: The 2011 release features a hand-painted application that captures Natalie Portman’s soft but regal features. The paintwork on the corset is a standout, with fine gold metallic hits that simulate the hand-woven look of the original costume. Her hair is rendered in an elaborate braided crown, accurately reflecting her refined Naboo styling even while in "disguise."
• Articulation: Featuring premium TVC articulation, including ball-jointed shoulders, elbows, and knees. Despite the specialized nature of the skirt, the ball-jointed hips and "rocker" ankles allow Padmé to stand naturally on a Naboo Starship ramp or to be posed in a seated position during a quiet conversation at the retreat.
• Display Utility: This is the mandatory "traveler" for any Naboo Refugee or Lake Retreat diorama. She is best positioned directly alongside Anakin Skywalker (VC32) or boarding a Naboo Star Skiff.

Accessories & Equipment

Padmé Amidala comes prepared for a dangerous journey across the stars. She includes her signature small holdout blaster, featuring a dark metallic finish and a sleek, compact design. A standout feature of the 2011 release is the removable soft-goods cloak and cowl; the translucent, mesh-like fabric of the shawl is designed to drape naturally over her shoulders, allowing collectors to switch between her "cloaked" refugee look and her "uncloaked" dinner attire. Additionally, she includes a removable headdress that integrates seamlessly with her braided hair sculpt.

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