That was amazing! Thank you for sharing!

I was trying to poke fun at the expensive price quoted on that site - he's never been worth what they seem to think

A two foot tall Amanaman sounds like a good plan!

I remember burning the tip on the X-Wing

Hehehehe! Battle damage!

How come you never see bespin twin car pilot 1 at comic conventions? If I was TK-421 I would be at every convention signing toys and movies and stuff. Sorry, between the signed Boba Fett and the Twin Car Pilot I thought that would be a good question.

That IS a good question. But the answer might be that it was probably some forgotten builder just pulled on screen as an extra. And he is now passing a comfortable life with only occasional thoughts of an afternoon's work in '79. I think a lot of people, at least for Star Wars, might have been pulled in to the project by mere chance (did anyone follow the story of the original armor creator? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12910683). It would be great to hear some of the stories of all these people who played roles. By Jedi of course it was a different story, as the marketing machine was in full force, though this still worked out well for Warwick Davis

I think you got a book idea there UltraKaiju, you could call it an afternoon's work, the carpenter's story of Star Wars. And just interview a bunch of people that did double duty.

Mom found the 1977 Kenner board game in the garage and sent it to me. All the pieces still there, I think. Inside the box was my own version of an SW board game that I'd made at the time and had completely forgotten about. I didn't write the rules down so I have no idea how to play the game that I designed all those years ago.

Now if only my sister would give up my collection of SW trading cards. She seems to think they were hers. I never fight with sis so I'm not going to argue about it. Not worth it. But maybe I can plant a few seeds of sibling guilt, muhahaha...

Use the Jedi Mind Trick
"These are not the cards your looking for"

I would probably buy that book.

Finally!! Got them unbagged and on their own shelf...

I totally forgot there was an og rancor, my cousin had one that thing was the best to play with super durable, super articulate(for a giant beast) and super awsome

I need that Rancor. Can I have him?

I nabbed an OG Rancor for $8 at a thrift store about a year ago in mint condition. Best score ever. I love that picture, so awesome thanks for the great shot!

impresssive...!


wait.. where's slave Leia?

this collection sucks..!

man the imperial guard is awesome.

awesome!! Love that pic!

Superb set-up. This pic makes me ache for my Star Wars figures back home

Wow. Great shelf. Brings back so many memories. Love the Dewback.

This is the one I loved

I have a Aunt in law, who ran into financial problems, so sold off less than a third of her doubles, and came out with close to 20 grand, her collection fills up a basement, and her husband doesn't get it at all... That said, for a wedding present he bought her a stained glass portrait of R2D2...

still bummed I let my Mom give a way my old Rancor when I was a kid. Seems to be $20-$25 in most flea market/conventions. Considered re-buying it on numerous occasions.