Star Wars: The Last Jedi Toys Are STILL On Shelves 6 Years Later
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- The Last Jedi released in 2017, I'm so glad I can still find the toys. There's another Disney brand that's dead at retail and that's a problem for the house of mouse.
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Disney is committed to losing money
they are not losing ANY money, they get "tax breaks" to cover whatever costs they lose.
@@trevoravery9270 we can only hope that they lose those tax breaks
@@trevoravery9270 Its a short term, thing, when they find that nobody is buying their junk and their movies are failing at the box office along with their streaming service, they will start panicing as the parks start slowly going empty along with their hotels!
They don’t produce the toys…. The manufacturer is the biggest loser
@@alejandromolinac Yeah but Disney gets a cut of the profits as they own the IP, when the toys don't sell, both parties loose out!
Time passes, seasons change, Rey remains on shelves
I remember when the first figure of her with the lightsaber in the Resistance outfit was a hot item. LOL. Then you could find them everywhere for cheap.
As well as Reva.
Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks
We had joy, we had fun
We had seasons in the sun
But the new Star Wars Films stunk
So instead we all got drunk...🤣
I was at my local lego store the other day, and the only Lego sets on shelves were from the sequel trilogy 💀
Thankful to the shelves for keeping her off the floor - worse trip hazard than Lego!!!
In the Rey timeline, there are no Jedi. Grogu has to be dead. There are no Mandalorians. No sign of Mandalore restored, no darksaber. No Thrawn. No Moff Gideon, no death troopers. Nothng.
Rey is "every Jedi ever" and that's it. Rey's timeline is the death of Star Wars. It wipes out the galaxy and replaces it with zero.
Well thank god it aint the canon one
The reason why you couldn't find Rose Tico is because EVS bought them all.
We need to finally have a double wedding for EVS-Rose Tico and Dave Filoni-Ahsoka.
Disney should send EVS a frigging medal for being the only reason any one bought a Rose Tico doll.
Who is EVS? Is that the guy who made Cyberfrog?
@@Thomas-te2lg Yep. Ethan van Sciver is a legend of Star Wars fandom. His streams back in 2017-2019 (both by himself and with World Class Bullshitters and Geeks & Gamers) were pure gold, like a real-life Avengers..
If Rise of Skywalker had individual packaged action figures, they'd be on the shelf too.
A New Hope was the first film I saw in the cinema and when the toys and merchandise came out was wanting everything. My parents weren’t rich but every time I passed a test my mum would take me to the toy shop. Nostalgic times…..
I was born in 1997 and have a similar experience with Phantom Menace, my dad took me to it opening weekend at 2 years old, and I remember some of my first toys being the action figures with the red Darth Maul card.
You mean "Star Wars"....That what you saw in the "theatre" if youre not lying.
I DEFINITELY saw it in the theatre and the movie was called "Star Wars."
Dont use idiot cringe Lucas Newspeak revisionism.
@@ChrisSuperDude I worked in toys r us for a few weeks the Christmas after Phantom Menace came out. There was a huge aisle full of Star Wars toys. Both prequel and original trilogy stuff.
This was 6-7 months after the film came out and toys r us had loads of space devoted to SW. The memories people have of the prequel era being a disaster etc is BS.
Remember, the correct title is Star Wars.
I was also born in 1997 and some of my earliest memories involved Phantom Menace. There is a photo of me in 2000 reading a catalog for a toy store and it is filled with ads for Phantom Menace toys. @@ChrisSuperDude
Sad how they could kill a brand in a few years.
and KEEP killing it and then defile the corpse... Lara Croft next.
It’s shocking. I never thought I would see the day Star Wars would lose that much momentum so quickly.
Wizards of the Coast did it in a few weeks, and new content wasn't even to blame.
Don't you mean 152 minutes?
It's shame, because the data was all there for them already. Black folks and females are NOT the main purchasers of Star Wars merchandise. It makes all the sense in the world for the black characters and females to be sitting on the shelves. It's no different from the eighties if you can remember the peg-warmers then.
God this is so sad. I remember when I was a kid during episodes 2 and 3, the toys were FLYING off the shelves, and me and my friends were the main culprits!!! Bruh this a sad state of affairs indeed
There were so many Episode 2 era action figures that I was convinced didn't exist because I only saw them in ads and never saw them on the shelves. I remember when I finally found the Obi-Wan with the pilot headgear and the rain cloak at Toys R Us I got so excited not because I desperately wanted the figure but because I couldn't find the figure prior.
People claim that the PT was so bad but those toys flew off the shelf because the PT has a lot of good stuff in it. The ST did not even have epic set pieces to keep even the youngest children interested which is reflected with the lack of toys selling.
I remember my old man taking us to Toys R Us and giving us the choice of a Star Wars toy each or one new Atari game for me and my two brothers. I miss the simple days when that was the hardest choice we had in our lives. 😂
Say what you will about the films as an adult, but at least kid me saw the ideas of cool characters in the prequels to want to buy toys of.
@@Hoganply The prequels had such cool concepts that translated well into toys and they came at a time when Hasbro still did small and medium vehicles, creatures and playsets. The sequels had very few of these and it didn't help that they came out at a time when Hasbro quality took a nosedive.
Unbelievable. Even the prequel toys sold (within reason)
Star Wars merch is some of the most historic of movie merch. Or at least it was until Disney (a billion dollar corporation) ran it into the ground.
@nexus169 Never say never.
I'll never forget 2005 and walking into Toys R' Us and seeing one side of an aisle 100% dedicated and filled with the latest Revenge of the Sith toys. Figures, vehicles, lightsabers, etc.
Even 3 years later the same thing happened with the debut of Clone Wars.
Now? Star Wars barely fills a section of an aisle.
I always wanted the coolest looking character you only see in the background probably, now they don’t really make everyone in the movie, just an overdose of main characters
I'm always up for these Star wars still on the shelf videos!
Shelf Wars, vs. Marvel. And now the new challenger too, Buzz.
Lol same long live our Lucas Star Wars it will always have a place in our hearts.
Same here!
Rian Johnson: "My MoViE iS PeRfEcT. ThErE aRe nO cRiTiCiSmS!"
Jeff Hicks: *shows evidence of toys from his movie rotting on discount store shelves and no one buying them six years later*
#IHaveSpoken
#IHaveSpoken
this feels like it’s from 2015 twitter
Long after the apocalypse, those Last Jedi toys will still be there.
Putin will never be able to destroy Rose Tico.
I’ve started seeing Star Wars and Disney toys unopened in stores like Goodwill and Savers. My guess is that retail stores are clearing their inventory to put in inventory that sells.
They did that within a year of most stores that originally tried to sell them
Heartbreaking... but also, not worth buying, even at those prices
Gone are the days of a used figure with a missing limb/lightsaber - at least we knew they'd be loved/plated with
A shocking display of obvious racism and sexism from all the children who never asked Santa to bring them a Reva figure for Christmas.
What about the adult fans who didn’t crowdfund her lightsaber
I’d sneak some dot stickers on the back of these boxes then check six months later to see if the same figures are still there.
What's odd is the ship designs for Lightyear looked cool enough, I just refused to even pick up the package because of the movie source no matter how neat a vehicle or ship looked.
If nothing else, we can say 2022 offered good bargain fodder! ;)
that Zurg looks good better than toy story 2 (in terms of quality) BUT
the Zurg Vader from the 2nd movie is more iconic and original as a character than the new movie
@@Morfe02 the yellow robot looks like a zgok or a zgok e type for some reason.
Rey remains so unpopular with the fans that Disney is putting her back front and center in their future _Star Wars_ projects. They believe that by shoving her down our throats as much and as long as possible, they can _MAKE_ us all love her through sheer overexposure.
That, or they really do just want to lose more money. The Mouse cannot bleed out fast enough.
What I love about this is the fact that Di$ney have created space toys that sit on dime store shelves watching every other toy be sold.
Kathleen Karen Kennedy _IS_ Stinky Pete, and this is her revenge.
You know I certainly don't remember by the time the Prequels ended and shit like Clone Wars came out still seeing merch from Phantom Menace or Attack of the Clones still rotting on the shelves. Regardless of what people's views on that trilogy are the fact it could sell toys better then these movies really says a lot.
those movies are great
Disney is the tip of the spear for ESG. They don’t care, it’s the message that’s most important.
ESG is a cult
@dlairdiablo You mean Jonestown?
@@dlairdiablo945 If they were that dedicated, they would preach their views in the middle east and attack muslims who kill gays, but they only go after easy targets and pretend harder ones don't exist.
I still have my Star Wars toys from 78-83 some unopened. My children have zero interest in these and I don’t blame them. I doubt today’s children will save these Star Wars toys for 40 plus years. Such a shame what Disney did to Star Wars 🤷🏻♂️🍻
Wait 10 years and start selling em on ebay! I switched to Lego Star wars sets and let me tell you they 100% keep their value and they get a guaranteed 30% increase in value when each set retires.
@@packlesswolf1
Because you can at least Re-use the parts.
@@packlesswolf1 Yea. Thats definitely a great way to keep the fan base going. Hoarding the original figures and selling them for retirement money later in life for more than a weeks paycheck. I hate old people.
I forget who said it on TH-cam. Maybe it was Critical Drinker. But it was something like "name a stand-out line or exchange in Disney Star Wars that made it into pop-culture. The only toy or collectible was "Baby Yoda"... and that was because he looks like... YODA. Disney has FAILED in every sense of the word failure.
The Star Wars canon has been closed since RotJ. Even most of the prequel stuff was references to the originals. Considering how hard fans rejected TLJ, I think Disney is just going to ride the gravy train until it peters out.
“I find your answer vague and unconvincing”
I find it hilarious that Disney wants to still pursue the sequel trilogy even though it caused so much unsold goods
I kinda of want them too. Just so I can see them shoot themselves in the foot.
The scary thing for Disney concerning these toys (and future financial success) is the fact that now mostly adults collect them.
If you want a complete toy set of movie, at least people have this opporunity.
Disney’s arrogance knows no bounds, they will double, triple down on their garbage trilogy simply to feed their egos. Lots of plastic for the landfill….
And their overly bloated ego is coasting them a lot of money and their reputation. All just to pushed woke junk that most people actively rejects. And they don't even believe in it.
I was just in my local Ollie's yesterday and saw the same thing. There were TLJ coloring books and storybooks by the dozens.
Remember the days when they couldn't keep them on the shelves?
Pepperidge Farms Remembers!
As a retail worker who spends a large part of my day cleaning messes people make with the stock... I just hope you put everything back where it belongs.
I've never worked a day in a store but I even put stuff back when an idiot drops them.
I'm old enough to remember the original Kenner Star Wars figures being peg warmers in the 1980s as well. You could buy big discounted figure bags of like 10 uncarded figures for £5 in Woolworths.
Yep…. I remember late 80’s…. My mom would take me to a toy store…There was a carrousel peg full of Star Wars figures and a wall full of He-Man figures….
How can an uncarded figure warm a peg?
What was so bad about them?
@@sebicmiel4221 nothing there where just sold in masses
notr as colectables they where sold as toys
@@alejandromolinac with regard to Ollies the difference is the seller is a discount / stock remainder retailer. its stock that doesn't sell at normal retail stores and was either from a factory or written off clearance stock. you saw, new retail stock in a store in the 80s.
i dont know of any stores in the 80s with piles of clearance reduced GI Joe, if it existed my parents would have gone there.
My experience with retailers (not clearance shops) is the star wars section is much smaller now.
I was, for over 30 years, a huge Star Wars fan. Then I saw The Last Jedi.
I've never seen the last movie in the Disney trilogy and I won't.
Good call.
I miss my brain cells.
How? Just... how!? How have those things not been shipped to the same place they send the t-shirts and hats of the Super Bowl losing teams every year? Do they not want them, either? They are a KK legacy!
Another problem Disney has with Star Wars products is that outside of the toy aisle, LITERALLY everything Star Wars is Baby Yoda. At Target we have a BY Chia pet. All T-shirts, both children and adults, are about BY. In party supplies, the plates, napkins, wrapping paper, stickers, and tablecloths are all about BY. There is a BY toothbrush and toothpaste. The bedsheets all feature BY, along with BY cuddle pillows. There are no other characters to be found, although we may get a Mandalorian helmet here and there. It is borderline ridiculous. Where are the Luke, Leia, and Vader themed products?
Disney spent 4 billion dollars to turn Star Wars into a baby franchise.
Was in Japan at the end of last year and saw Star Wars figures for sale in Tokyo. Rey was the cheapest of them all, being sold for the equivalent of $3.50 USD.
Ouch. It'd hurt even worse if she was an actually interesting character.
Since they dug the Atari ET carts out of the landfill, I think there's room to move them to "long term storage".
Toy stores should be rewarded for preserving ancient prehistoric items instead of selling these items.
Haha I’m surprised they still let him in to Ollie’s 🤣
Hahaha why not? It free ad for Ollie! People who went to see the toy junkyard might bought something
@@Leturane Not gonna lie, I looked up Ollie's because of these videos and went to one for the first time this past weekend. And yep, I spent some money. Got some books, a poster frame, shower curtains.......
@@jimthar17 Im not in the states and want to revisit the Oillie’s as well after seeing these vids.
I was hoping to find Jar Jar Figures but all they had were Rey's.
Having grown up in the 90s, the quality drop that I see in toys now versus back then is astounding. The plastic in toys now, is as cheap if not cheaper than the toys that were offered in McDonalds happy meals back then.
Imagine "Where's Waldo?" but with Rae. It's just a page full of Rae and there's randomly a Baby Yoda buried in the scene somewhere with Rae's around it trying to hog up the spotlight
Imagine how I felt when I went to three targets and find TONS PF SHEHULKS and POTATO PURPLE GIRL 🤣🤣
So cool that the Last Jedi was such a hit that they're still producing toys of that movie even today!
Keep these videos coming
I laughed myself to sleep
No wonder Hasbro is bankrupt looking at these peg warmers
Lots of Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar..
Barely can find any Power Rangers at stores tbh
Surprised you didn't call out the full pegs of Shang-Chi. That film saved lives, you know. Also, the sculpt on that Black Series Reva is ass. Holy cow.
Can't understand why Hasbro is laying people off.
The way you said "A Reva, a Reva..." Sounded like Speedy Gonzalez :D
Andale
Seeing Starscream sit on the shelf makes me sad.
I just bought the new transformers 86 movie starcream figure yesterday and it's pretty awesome.
@@pacmancdi It's the same Starscream from Earthrise just recolored and lacks some of the articulation the Siege version had.
@@muigokublack6487 the die-cast one?
TLJ and the whole ST is a cautionary tale on what not to do to a franchise.
Maybe they keep those unsold Last Jedi toys up on the shelves so you can drop by and be like, "Huh, they're still here"
Slave 1....dangerous, mysterious, badass. Firespray....the effect of too much bad Taco Bell.
to be fair, slave 1 is actually a firespray class gunship so it is semi accurate
either way its stupid af and theres no reason to not call it slave 1
@@doctorcreeps2169 Especially when it's name is a term of empowerment. Slave 1. "The slave won".
Similar thing here in UK, last week I was in BM bargains with my son looking at the toys section, pegs full of force awakens and last Jedi figures as well as lightyear toys 😂😂 funny how Disney have cheapened and ruined the whole brands
If they would have made a real buzz lightyear with tim allen as the voice it would have made a ton of money.
Was that the problem? People took issue with Allen not being brought back to voice the character? Because it was a creative decision to not bring him back. He is the voice of the Buzz Lightyear toy. This was the human version that the Buzz action figure was based on. They wanted to separate this movie from the Toy Story world and this human version of Buzz from the toy Buzz in Toy Story.
The only toys I still have as a 40 year old are the Star Wars action figures I had when I was about 8-10..
Seeing these videos makes me think of the Bill Murray SNL bit
"Star Wars, nothing but Star Wars."
Anything that is bad for Disney can only be good news!
I’d love to see more Cara Dune merchandise! Strong female charac… OH WAIT. 😭
Nice move there, Disney.
cara dune is white, they want more REVA lmfao
So much plastic waste, an astounding misusage of resources
This never gets old.
It’s crazy I just sold a black series Hunter Bad Batch figure for $175, a hot toys death trooper for $700... and I can’t sell any TLJ figures for even less than retail. (Stock I had from BEFORE the movie came out)
Anything black series sequel related is worth maybe $8, Just to use them as background characters or custom fodder
"Slave One" OHMYGODIAMSOTRIGGERED! I am so sensitive and frail! My entire sensibility has come crashing down
I would not even be surprise if there is still toys base on the Disney live action remakes such as the 2019 Lion King still sitting on the shelves (In fact I saw LOTS of Lightyear vehicles toys from Mattel at the dollar tree the other day!)
This is hilarious, it proves just how unliked TLJ is no matter how they try to spin it.
Who would have thought that the time would come when Buzz lightyear would become Toy Story Prospector!
Seeing all the toys are from Hasbro. I wonder what they gonna do to Power Rangers?
Hopefully that will be good for them, unlike Black Panther, Star Wars & Lightyear, Hasbro owns PR, the others are owned by Disney, who forgotten what good entertainment is, let alone how to run a sucessful business and they are going to be taking, hit, after hit in the next few years, bringing back Iger, couldn't help them, as he is the one who caused the mess they are in, so Hasbro is working to make money and they already decided to sell off their entertainment company E1, thou they are about to go through a major rough patch because of the fall out from the debuckal with Wizards of the coast!
Power Rangers is huge with adult collectors, but the quality control is the absolute worst I've ever seen from any toy line. Missing pieces, paint mishaps, lately figures have been falling apart right out if the box. If they could get a handle on that we'd be doing fine.
I like going to Ollie's and finding old toys. Reminds me of KB Toys.
Shit I still see crap from the Force Awakens rotting in some stores. There's a reason why toy companies barley release new merch based off the Sequels anymore. Hell making toys out of stuff from the old discontinued Expanded Universe sells better then anything from the ''offical'' canon.
Best toys are from when I grew up…80’s!
Imagine walking into a fully stocked Toys r Us in 1986. Kid heaven.
Rey looks so sad in the box with her neck snapped.
Wait till the little mermaid remake toys hit
Stopped in an outlet store and it had 2 cases worth of carbonized shoretroopers at 50% off. And that's still above what collectors are willing to pay on the secondary market.
I legit have no idea who DJ is.
I used to to feel bad for Hasbro being stuck with this dead license, but then they tried to steal people's content for D&D and laugh at them burning.
I used to work in a toy shop and I am not kidding about this, for about six months after Rise of Skywalker first released in cinema's; I saw this older man come in and search the SW toys for a C-3PO figure every week and would loudly complain because he couldn't find one, we stocked the funko pop of the droid but with the red eyes and he would go off on how C-3PO doesn't have red eyes nor a red arm, but we'd tell him that's how he appears in the most recent film but he only wanted a classic original trilogy figure.
You know, I have watched several of these videos and I noticed that TMNT toys are almost never shown and when they are, people seem to be buying them.
The reason why I bring this up is because TMNT like Marvel and Star Wars was gobbled up by a huge multimedia conglomerate which is Viacom in this case.
While they have made some missteps with the TMNT franchise(if you wanna call the 2014 and 2016 film missteps), Viacom seems to have gotten good returns on the franchise.
For example, many recent Marvel games over the past few years have been huge flops while Shredder's Revenge sold a million copies in a week.
My point to all this is how TMNT and Disney's franchises have been treated in recent years.
The Turtles aren't being gender swapped, popular legacy characters aren't getting pushed to the side in favor of less popular newcomers, political ideology is not being shoved down our throats.
While with Disney the polar opposite is happening and it's turning off their fans who aren't buying merchandise based on IPs that are going out of their way to turn off the fan base.
Disney bought some of the most popular franchises on Earth and due to a combination of bad decisions have somehow turned franchises that print money into stuff that people don't want if it's free.
Maybe this is a lesson to be learned.
Clearly they're not learning fast enough.
Starscream in the chair is a rip. I got the earthrise one, which is the same one without the chair.
Yeah, it's just Earthrise Starscream repainted a bit to resemble his look in the movie and given a bunch of accessories to justify the leader pricepoint.
When the Starscream Studio 86 throne was announced, I was in line to pre-order, until I saw an image showing what you and muigokublack6487 mentioned, I was expecting a more G1 toon accurate mold, not an Earthrise repaint.
The fact is, children don't play with action figures anymore.
Most kids play video games these days, instead of toys. That's why they are not selling.
2:43 I would buy them classic star trek action figures if I was to see them in shops near me.
If I had seen those two Empire strikes back figures I would have bought one each. But they never seem to get to the uk. The sequel stuff can stay there for all I care :)
In Ukraine, in my own experienc, no one cares for Last Jedi, only original and second trilogy.
I have to wonder how much of this is due to brand damage to Star Wars due to TLJ and onward, and how much of it is due to the action figure market overall shrinking. I get the impression (though haven't researched) that the collector market is not growing.
How can there be new collectors with whom to grow the market, when there's nothing worth collecting? Rey, Finn, Poe, and Kylo will NOT arouse feelings of nostalgia, except in the case of masochists who enjoy being kicked in the groin.
You know Jyn Erso was from Rogue One
But where are all the Rose Tico's?
In the incinerator.
In Ethan van Sciver's basement.
Coincidentally, I also found a few TLJ and SOLO figures at my local toy store IN JAPAN, lol.
Star wars Legends, will always be better.
I bought some vintage style Star Wars figures recently, (only a stormtrooper, vader and luke, the ones that come in a wax paper) as decorations next to my TV, and whats funny is that the only figures people are buying are the classic characters. My local Walmart was almost sold out of the vintage style Darth Vader and Luke figures, fully sold out of Anankin, Leia and Maul figures and the only ones that were available in literal HOARDS were Grogu, the mandolorian, generic black vader lady etc I mean basically every Disney star wars figure was untouched.
It just goes to show that the fan base has never left the original 6 movies and that Disney royally fucked up the series and added nothing the fan base wants.
I expect more Rose Tico!! we need a Rose Tico toy tower, biggest in the world 🤣
Long gone are the days when a star wars figure in its unopened package was a hot commodity... heck I still get excited when I see something in box from the power of the force or Revenge of the Sith still in package... even when it is something like a mustafar sentry droid or an nameless rebel soldier...
Times are different but Disney corp surely worked tirelessly to remove all the value the star wars brand had
Said it before, you tell how successful a franchise is by the merchandise they sell, toys, action figures, t-shirts, hats, bed sheets, current franchises sell little cause people don't buy stuff from IPs they don't like.
Even the OG Star Wars made billions more off merchandise than all gross ticket sales from all 3 movies combined.
I know this is not a Star Wars thing but if they had the 1989 Batman toys even with Bob I buy those in a heartbeat including the Wayne Manor Batcave with the ace chemicals vat
Legends say the leaning tower of tico is still somewhere out there, under a metre-thick layer of dust.
I’m not defending the movie but in the UK there are warehouses full of stock that are selling for cheap. Granted, it’s mainly Kenobi and Mando figs but still, I guess Hasblow expected the toys to sell like hotcakes
I love the scene of the garbage truck dumping all that crap into the pile to be used as incriminating evidence against the human race that created this crap 😳
As a white person I am proud to call Samuel L Jackson a master, as jedi, as an actor, as a black man. Anyway, Reva sucks.
And Slave 1 became Firespray...? I missed that. Clearly an insult to fans. Not that star wars doesn't have dumb names but still...
Just like movies aren't supposed to be fun anymore and, instead, carry a message of diversity and inclusion, so goes it with the toy industry.
Gotta be politically correct, have more diverse representation and ensure that the line appeals just as much to little girls as it does to little boys.
And this amazing strategy gives us toys no one wants and a toy industry on the verge of collapse. Well done.
If they actually had that message, it'd be fine. Star Wars had that message from the beginning. The Empire is all about conformity and obedience, after all. The new movies abandoned that message. They aren't genuinely diverse.
This is why Strange World has no merchandise.
The Carrie doll the Billie doll you still can’t find them in stores YOU GETTING THESE ON DHELF is a miracle
The Ollie’s near me has quite a bit of new Marvel stuff as well as ‘sequel trilogy’ stuff
"Look how they massacred my boy..."
They’re probably more useful as custom figure fodder. And even then, barely that.
I'm pretty sure my local Walmart just throws stuff away. I remember we had a big pile of star wars stuff in clearance in late 2018 but then it was all gone by the end of the year. Not one by one gradually trickling down. Just the whole pile. Gone. The shelf space was worth more than the toys at that point.
I'm glad to see that Classic Star Trek toys are still available.
I cannot believe they still have Disney infinity figurines.
Holy crap... I would have thought most of that would have gone through the wood chipper by now. Makes me wonder what kind of deal these second hand stores have going on.
15 or so years ago I bought a something that I didn't really remember. It was a loose Tie Bomber with everything with it in a zip lock bag at a yard sale. I think that's my most prized SW possession besides the Legacy edition Falcon in the box and my original X wing belt buckle I got for Christmas. I still wear it everyday. It's priceless to me. My dad never cared what I liked but he bought me that for some reason. 1977 Lucas film version. Something that's worth nothing and I'd have to be killed to get it off my belt.
One thing I miss the most is the Micromachine Star Wars ships. They brought them back for The Force Awakens, then never again. As lazy as most of the ship designs were in the sequel trilogy, it still would've been cool to have little Micromachine toys of them. Only recently have I noticed they've brought back the larger Micromachine ships and vehicles with the little micro-guy that fits in the cockpit, but that's all I've seen.
I still have shadows of the empire Micromachines still in the packaging
@@v8matey Didn't they make a StarViper Micromachine? I would've absolutely killed for that at one point in my life.
Trying to buy OOP stuff like that was brutal growing up. I came across a couple unopened boxes at a local flea market one time, asked how much and fully expected to hear an absurd price. $10 for the three.
Sold.