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Impressive most impressive!

Well if he didn't plug his business during the show then I guess he just did it for a laugh.

There isn't an official one yet.

I sit and patiently wait whilst stroking my cat. BWAHHHAAHAAHAAAAH!

It sounded like he said no rpro at the end so are we sure these were original carded figures? Just read the translation posted above so I guess they were :(

Well it wouldn't be Darth Vader's autograph that's for sure. A MIMB Falcon or Slave I in total pristine condition

Keep up the great work guys. Make sure you try to keep the volume levels consistent between segments (one thing that really pisses me off about the chivecast). Whoever is responsible for the music drop choices and parody advertisements should give themselves a hearty pat on the back. I think...

I was studying my 93 figure print from Kim Simmons and noticed for the first time something odd about X-Wing Luke. The actual 92 card back uses a production figure so I just assumed this was also a production figure until I started looking at the attachment of the legs and then the face sculpt...

Thanks for the extra numbers guys. Vernon, could you please double check your Chief Chirpa and Ree-Yees bubbles again? Your Chief Chirpa number of 4 is the same as Han Solo and I would have thought that the ewok bubble would be smaller? Also your Ree-Yees differs two other examples which have...

I'm not sure but it would be interesting to know what they stood for. Maybe T= Taiwan, G= Germany and N= Netherlands?

Keep those numbers coming :) Looks like the factory added A or B after each number for the ROTJ wave. So far it seems only Palitoy cards that have HN on the back have numbered bubbles which I believe HN means they were carded outside the UK. Correct? My Klatuu has a number but I can't make...

I tried to discuss bubble codes last month in the following thread but no interest :( http://www.starwarsforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=18857 Forgot that I Found this pic on ebay. Definitely not a factory seal.

From what I read up on heat sealing the adhesive is hydroscopic so it does have a shelf life.

From what I read up on heat sealing the adheasive is hydroscopic so it does have a shelf life.

I don't disagree that they are hard to find. I think ToyToni was probably the only dealer with any stock of them. I don't know if Lee Cooper is a member here but here's a link to some good photos. http://www.vectis.co.uk/Page/ViewAuctionLots.aspx?AuctionId=462&DayNo=1&Section=7232&Start=0 I...

Correct they are not Trilogo bubbles as they don't have right angle edges. The Obiwan, Hoth Han and AT-AT commander have rounded edges and are shop purchased from one of the forum members so the rectangular bubbles do exist.

I'm not sure you can be so confident that the wrong bubble type was used. It would certainly appear that the German/Dutch market preferred the double stem blister but I can probably find just as many examples of a Trilogo blister used on both 45 & 65 back cards as double stem. Here is a...

Calling this the "Basement" seems such an under statement for such a ****ing EPIC Star Wars room. I can't imagine how your new home could top this place.

Thanks for posting. Because of the same red blob print error on yours this does now mean we can date this print error to 1983 or prior. I just struggle to understand why Palitoy would have held back 45 back cards for nearly 2yrs. If they were rejects it would make some sense to me. Craig...

Sucks to be burgled, I was once burgled at night while sleeping. They even had the brass balls to drink out of the fridge. Material items can always be replaced. So long as you have each other that's all that really matters.