Kotobukiya Star Wars Han Solo Silicone Tray

Product Description

Freeze your own Han Solo! Here comes an innovative Star Wars kitchen product from a galaxy far, far away. This time around, the fun gets frosty with the Han Solo in Carbonite Silicone Tray. Perfect for everything from family fun to Star Wars-themed parties, these handy trays let you capture ice, chocolate, jelly, or anything else you can think of in the familiar shape of Jabba the Hutt's prized possession!

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3434 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Kotobukiya
• Model: MAR111827
• Released on: 2011-08-10
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00" h x 3.00" w x 5.00" l, .22 pounds

Features

• A Kotobukiya Japanese import
• Excellent companion to Kotobukiya's Star Wars Jedi/Sith Lightsaber Chopsticks
• Ideal for ice, chocolate, jelly, or other suitable liquids
• Seven figural compartments - six small, one larger
• Excellent detailing

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

633 of 689 people found the following review helpful.
Defective Carbonite Mold, okay ice tray
By S. Murray
Let me preface this by saying... if all you want is a tray that's easy to take cubes out of that are molded on a specific figure... fine, it works fine.

I was under the impression it would hold molten carbonite as it states clearly in the title this is a CARBONITE MOLD and it's very poorly constructed for this purpose. Secondly, it's SMALL. No, you can't put people in it it's a stupid ice tray so maybe if you shrunk people down it would work.

Extremely disappointed. But I guess it makes ice, whatever.

43 of 46 people found the following review helpful.
Well, small ice cubes are better than no ice cubes at all.
By Chris Delay
I saw this fantastic link through various web surfing, only to find that the places in the article quoted were sold out. On a lark, I checked Amazon, and booyah, here it is.

I ordered it despite the feedback saying it was flimsy...I mean, it's a novelty ice cube tray. If I have to carry it via plate to the freezer...that's fine. It's worth it.

I can only guess how the "flimsy" feedback-giver was carrying the tray...perhaps on his (or her) head? Maybe slung over the back of their Tauntaun? In any case, moving this tray with, say, both hands, works quite well.

The smaller ice cubes are a little smaller than I thought they would be. I couldn't visualize how big they'd be, and in the actual product, they're as long as my thumb and a little thinner.

The big mold is *almost* large enough to hold a regular sized figurine to give you an idea of length and width.

All in all...I hope to be cooling my adult beverage with a few frozen Han ice cubes tomorrow!

31 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
Han on ice is nice, but not great.
By Gerard Dreiss
The cubes the tray make are very small, and you only get a few at a time. You won't be able to make out much details ether, making this item more interesting as a collectible that sits on the shelf than as an actual, usable ice tray.

If you do want to use it (and I did), your best bet is to make clear ice by using filtered water that you boil twice before freezing. This dissolves a lot of the minerals in the water, so it doesn't freeze with that milky white center.

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