Yup. Great Figure. They kept getting better. Wish GL kept the SW ip going for a few more years post 85

@socialdistancewarrior6553

7 ай бұрын

Same here

I like your system of presentation of figures 👍.Continue like that .Thanks . I love the video of Bespin security Guard .👍

@socialdistancewarrior6553

7 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Awesome video man, keep'em coming! 😁

@socialdistancewarrior6553

7 ай бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

I say AT-S-T. Since it's hard to say ST.

I need to get the vintage collection driver. I like howvthe klatoonian raiders card has a similar style cardback with the at st. Out of interest, do you have any sequel trilogy characrers in your collection?

@socialdistancewarrior6553

7 ай бұрын

I do have Sequel Trilogy Figures as well. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

I disagree that Star Wars had to bulken their figures up in order to sustain or get into the market. I think it was just simply an immoral move by people who don't have Star Wars in their hearts but more like $tar War$ lol. I doubt that Kenner would have made these Frankenstein figures they were made in the 90s. Even as a Toy Collector in the 90s, I always had a passion for Vintage Kenner figures, despite totally not looking like He-Man Turtles WWF figures. It was the Elegance of the figures. It's like using simple measures to describe complex scenarios. The only thing that I found interesting with the Power of the Force figures in the 90s were the Lightsabers and the pretty realistic faces of the figures. Which left me with buying a total of 5 POTF figures. Tatooine Luke, Obi-Wan Kenobi(I have never had seen an Obi Wan figure before), Darth Vader, Dagobah Luke (was on Clearance) and Han in Carbonite (the interesting thing was the Carbonite Block, the physics of the figure are pretty dismissible). So out of 5 figures I purchased 0 because they would be a perfect fit to Hulk Hogan or Ninja Turtles

@socialdistancewarrior6553

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the reply! I see where you are coming from. I didn't buy them for the muscle look either. I wanted new Star Wars toys to fill a spot in my soul. I was just mentioning that at the time(in the 90's) a lot of toys were going for these gimmicks. There were no "New" Star Wars movies at the time of 1995 and I'm sure Kenner/Hasbro wanted the Toys to appeal to kids that weren't going to the theatre to see these movies. It was a risk to re-release a toy line from the 80's as some of the other Toy Lines failed or didn't do well at the time.