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For anyone struggling to get hold of a Quay Tolsite from the Entertainer due to ebay resellers and scalpers, fear not! I have a few available for sale at cost; £6 per fig plus postage and PP fees. I put a few up on FB earlier but I know not everyone is on there. Strictly one per person. DSC_2632.JPG

I imagine so, but also so you get tricked into buying the next "deluxe" release with all the extras. Well, some of them, they'd have to hold back some for the third release...the super duper fancy pants release with commentary by Mr Mouse himself.

I'll wait for the fan edits.

I'm looking for a pair (2x) of the rear engine thrusters for a Snowspeeder. Don't need to be mint. Ta!

Really enjoyed these so far, guys. Interesting to listen to the Hot Toys edition, I've always admired how cool those figures look, but no way I can get into another expensive avenue of SW collecting. I wondered, since you're covering modern topics in Gen Skywalker, how about a 90s special? Some peop...

This is exciting news, Stu! Will be giving this a listen tomorrow.

AndyPreston wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 13, 2020 1:47 pm

Damn! Just realised my holiday overlaps with Echo Live so I'm going to have to miss this one.

I, and my swag, will hold on for Farthest From...

That's a shame, Andy. I don't suppose you had an early bird pass did you? Nick Shear is after one.

Grant_C wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 12, 2020 6:02 pm

Star Wars Battle Pod

That thing is a beast! And I really, really want one. One problem, I don't have a spare £25,000 burning a hole in my pocket. However, I managed to find an emulator and ROM for it, so now I just need a 180 degree projector and a 4" hemispherical dome on which to project.

Further price drop on B and D.

This truly is an amazing leap in VFX production. I love that Favreau has so much in common with Lucas in the sense of pioneering techniques and pushing film making production possibilities. He feels like the right guy to be in charge.

Bunch 'o Lego bit and pieces for sale. £20 posted F&F.

robpmarsh wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 06, 2020 9:28 am

I'd say the value is around £20-25 on those parts. Nothing rare or unique. Luke Jedi on the speeder bike looks mostly complete.

Cheers, Rob. I figured it wouldn't be much as the value is usually in the mini figs I hear.

The preproduction stuff seems to still be fetching good prices still, although most lots seem to have stayed at the low end of their estimates. Maybe that says more about Prop Store's estimates than the market? :? As for the regular stuff, it definitely feels like the demand has slowed. I think we'r...

I picked up these early Star Wars Lego sets in an auction lot recently. I can see none are complete, but just wondered what they might be worth. Any help appreciated so I can whack them up in the for sale section. Ta.

Good little read, Edd. Well done, mate.

Another rushed, over priced, half-arsed abortion of a SW release from Disney? What a fucking surprise :roll: This "Skywalker Saga" branding bollocks, really grips my shit. It's the STAR WARS SAGA. Always was, always will be. I'll be sticking with the brilliant 4K77, 80 & 83 cuts. The fan produced r...