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I've always been of the opinion that you should describe and show, to the best of your ability, any and all details and then let the buyer decide if it has too many "flaws" or if they are can live with the condition of the item at that given price. However, in my experience one person's definition o...

Fantastic work, mate!

I'm struggling to remember what my goals were fro 2019, but it was definitely one of my slower years in collecting. This year however I'd like to finally get a nice complete POTF Skiff and I've recently got a hankering for the radio controlled Sandcrawler. I think Chapter 2 of The Mandolorian is to ...

Been a while since I've been on here, great to be back posting! Hopefully I don't get to much abuse as it's technically not a vintage latest acquisition! A few of you might remember, I'd put a full loose beater run together for the little one a while back. This thread covers it :D https://starwarsf...

Happy New Year and the Force be with us all in 2020.

Cause it's clearly some kind of sex doll!

If it's any consolation, you're not the only one not sure if you want to see it. However, I didn't care about spoilers as I had reached the point where I had no interest of love for the characters, found the plot (if you can call it that) all over the place, etc etc so it didn't bother me. I have no...

Wise decision! You can easily pick up some other cheap figures off of ebay to satisfy the wee fella for now.

I have a hunch that we may get to see another 'This is the way' moment in the finale. Werner Hertzog, aka The Client, eluded to this when he taunted the Mando about his beskar armour and how it's s shame there aren't any of the the Mandalorian artisans left to best manipulate the beskar metal. It'd ...

It is indeed a helmet used for the shooting of the first Star Wars film in 1977. I'm afraid you're mistaken. This is not a prop used for the filming of the films, it is a mass produced replica by Don Post. I agree that this may sound incredible, but it's not a replica. The replicas created by Don P...

Maybe take a piss flask, just in case though.

They look like Episode 1 Hasbro figure capes circa 1999-2000, especially the brown one which I think is from one of the Obi-Wan figures.

I've generally found Jeremy Jahns reviews to be fair, in that he's just giving his honest opinion without fear of having his Mickey Mouse Club membership taken away. His review doesn't fill me with much hope, confirms much of the rumours about its rushed and troubled production and also confirms my ...

Oh my fucking god! Chapter 7 is the best yet. Tension, suspense, fan service, great character development, pace, dialogue!!! I'm blown away with this and a proper cliff hanger going into the series finale. This episode was directed by Deborah Chow again and I have to say, she's one talented lady. Wi...

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Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:26 am

It is indeed a helmet used for the shooting of the first Star Wars film in 1977.

I'm afraid you're mistaken. This is not a prop used for the filming of the films, it is a mass produced replica by Don Post.