Your most rare figure
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in my opinion these look better than the production ones, perhaps kenner should have stuck with these colours, love the white cape bibDroopy said:Excuse my noobness, what are these, prototypes?olisuds said:Mine would be one of these
palitoyjunky
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Don't actually own any rare loose figures. I suppose my rarest is a sealed Baggie Blue Snagg.
Regarding MOCs, my Palitoy 45a 3PO is up there and regarding MOC errors/variations, my Palitoy Luke Jedi with TWO blue sabres and my 12 back A Palitoy Luke come to mind :idea:
Regarding MOCs, my Palitoy 45a 3PO is up there and regarding MOC errors/variations, my Palitoy Luke Jedi with TWO blue sabres and my 12 back A Palitoy Luke come to mind :idea:
Frunkstar
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Jee's Oli give us other poor mortals a chance :lol: those are as the yanks would say outta the ballpark :shock: 8)
I have a couple of paint app errors which I presume would be my rarest figures, but nothing to write home about, so suspect it would be some of my one off baggies really, I have a coupe which as far as I know are worlds only examples (to date).
This Luke being one of the more desireable -
I have a couple of paint app errors which I presume would be my rarest figures, but nothing to write home about, so suspect it would be some of my one off baggies really, I have a coupe which as far as I know are worlds only examples (to date).
This Luke being one of the more desireable -
theguiltyone
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Very nice LFB baggie Frank, what's the story behind you landing that one?
marc
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VCJ and Blue Snag ...uncommon but not exactly rare
I also have a R2 pop-up which cost £60 - try finding one of those now.
I also have a R2 pop-up which cost £60 - try finding one of those now.
theguiltyone
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maxf said:
Former acquisitions still count Max, pray tell?
theguiltyone
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maxf said:
Ah ok, I must need more coffee!
Never tire of seeing figures from your collection Ollie, didn't realise you had a white coat Bib :shock:
Nothing out of the ordinary for me figure wise, the obligatory Yak and Blue Snag but as Edd said they aren't exactly rare.
Probably the rarest pieces I own are a Luke GDE 12 back and a Toltoys Stormie 12 back both of which are opened.
Nothing out of the ordinary for me figure wise, the obligatory Yak and Blue Snag but as Edd said they aren't exactly rare.
Probably the rarest pieces I own are a Luke GDE 12 back and a Toltoys Stormie 12 back both of which are opened.
Mr-shifter
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I love how this becomes the Vcjs aren't rare thread. The question was what is the rarest figure you own. For a lot of people that will be a Vcj as they are rarer than a lot of standard production stuff.
edd_jedi said:Never been too fussed about Toltoys stuff as I think the logo is boring, but that GDE Luke is absolutely beautiful
Absolute sacrilege Edd!! I must admit it could've been a bit brighter but that flash of blue certainly evokes a faster heart rate in most Aussie collectors when one pops up for sale on Ebay. They did do a rainbow version if that's more to your taste. 
Ian_C
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These would be my top three.
Loose DT Vader. Missing the inner saber, but found him in an ebay lot. Sold the rest of the lot for the cost of the auction, so essentially I have a free DT Vader.
My GDE DS Commander. What a story. Bought it back around 1996/7 for about $160 Canadian (80 GBP), sold it earlier this year due to a financial crisis, then got it back four months later when the buyer graded it for flipping. I busted the ****er out of the AFA case, and it will likely never be sold again.
Finally, my GDE Vader. Autographed in person by Dave Prowse at CII in 2002. No worries - I don't autograph vintage MOC any more, but I have several like this in my collection. This is my most dear prized possession, and would be easily the very last item I would ever even try to sell. Selling this would equate to me leaving the hobby altogether.
Of course, I also have a DT Luke, VC Jawa, Blue Snaggletooth, and plenty more MOC, which could be the highlight of some collector's collections, but these three are my top pieces.
Ian
Loose DT Vader. Missing the inner saber, but found him in an ebay lot. Sold the rest of the lot for the cost of the auction, so essentially I have a free DT Vader.
My GDE DS Commander. What a story. Bought it back around 1996/7 for about $160 Canadian (80 GBP), sold it earlier this year due to a financial crisis, then got it back four months later when the buyer graded it for flipping. I busted the ****er out of the AFA case, and it will likely never be sold again.
Finally, my GDE Vader. Autographed in person by Dave Prowse at CII in 2002. No worries - I don't autograph vintage MOC any more, but I have several like this in my collection. This is my most dear prized possession, and would be easily the very last item I would ever even try to sell. Selling this would equate to me leaving the hobby altogether.
Of course, I also have a DT Luke, VC Jawa, Blue Snaggletooth, and plenty more MOC, which could be the highlight of some collector's collections, but these three are my top pieces.
Ian
Frunkstar
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theguiltyone said:
Came in my first ever lot of baggies Marc direct from a palitoy worker, the find that got me started on baggies.
No love for the toltoys logo Edd
:shock: personally its one of the ones I find most pleasing to the eye, something about its candid simplicity really rings my bells, sadly the PD never came with this logo 
