dienstuhr wrote:Oh rats, I DID miss one!! Thanks!
Snaketibe wrote:Another gap being belatedly filled! Thanks to all the previous posters for sharing their playsets, and my apologies for the late posting of mine.
I never owned an Imperial Attack Base as a child. I was always a 'Turret and Probot' boy myself, as those things were actually in the film, unlike the simply 'made up' Imperial Attack Base!A friend of mine had an IAB though, and I can now finally admit that it undeniably had better play value than the TAP! I guess that's why the former is a good deal easier to find these days than the latter... It obviously sold a lot more!
It's still never going to be my favourite vintage Star Wars toy (because it wasn't in the film, dammit!), but it still has its place. Here's mine:
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paulcalf wrote:This was one of my absolute favourite toys.
I loved re creating the snow battles
My attack base still had 40 years worth of dirt and crap on it until the other day.
I've just 'lent' it to a friends 6 year old son so he can enjoy it. They have given it a clean and said it has come up lovely.
It's great to see peoples pictures of them in mint condition
Pomse2001 wrote:paulcalf wrote:This was one of my absolute favourite toys.
I loved re creating the snow battles
My attack base still had 40 years worth of dirt and crap on it until the other day.
I've just 'lent' it to a friends 6 year old son so he can enjoy it. They have given it a clean and said it has come up lovely.
It's great to see peoples pictures of them in mint condition
Very nice of you to lent your old playset to a 6 year old boy
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