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Photo Archives: Mace Windu Lightsabers







Photo Archives: Mace Windu Lightsabers

Photo Archives: Mace Windu Lightsabers 01/16/2004 11:05 AM

If you're a Jedi Master and the second deadliest warrior in the galaxy, you're entitled to have a unique weapon of your own. Mace Windu built his own personal lightsaber with an Electrum finish and a unique purple-hued blade. Our Master Replicas Photo Archives is updated today with two versions of the deadly weapon: a Limited Edition and a Signature Edition autographed by none other than Samuel L. Jackson, the actor who portrayed the master of the Vaapad fighting technique in Attack of the Clones.




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Vintage Photo Archives: EV-9D9 01/05/2004 02:25 AM
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Vintage Photo Archives: 8D8 12/15/2003 02:28 AM
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Photo Archives: OTC Spirit Obi-Wan


Photo Archives: OTC Spirit Obi-Wan 07/08/2004 12:14 PM
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Photo Archives: OTC Snowtrooper


Photo Archives: OTC Snowtrooper 08/27/2004 01:38 PM
Our Photo Archives is updated today with the Original Trilogy Collection version of the Empire's Blizzard Force footsoldier, Snowtrooper from The Empire Strikes Back. This time around, this figure has a slightly darker jumpsuit, although the accessories remain as deadly as ever.

Photo Archives: Ask Yoda


Photo Archives: Ask Yoda 08/09/2004 01:03 PM
Our Photo Archives gets a little bit more wise today with the addition of Ask Yoda from the Original Trilogy Collection. Complete with a 24 phrases and soft goods clothing, this version of Yoda is based on his appearance in The Empire Strikes Back. As an added bonus, we've also added the Saga version of Ask Yoda as well, although his outfit is from Attack of the Clones.

Photo Archives: OTC Greedo


Photo Archives: OTC Greedo 08/23/2004 06:54 AM
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Vintage Photo Archives: 4-LOM


Vintage Photo Archives: 4-LOM 11/14/2003 01:20 AM
Most vintage collectors will argue to no end that Kenner's vintage Star Wars line was flawless, but even the most die-hard out there will agree that the toymaker did mess up once. The mistake in question deals partially with the 4-LOM action figure. It seems that the hard working people at Kenner had somehow mixed his and Zuckuss's names up. As a result, to vintage collectors, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive will always be 4-LOM. But for those of you that read this column daily, it is, of course, all old news…

Photo Archives: OTC TIE Fighter


Photo Archives: OTC TIE Fighter 06/02/2004 01:26 PM
Our Original Trilogy Collection Photo Archives gets its first official entry today with the "new" version of the TIE Fighter. This vehicle is the same version as last year's Saga release, only this time there is no pilot included. Look for the TIE Fighter Pilot to come separately later this year.

Photo Archives Update: OTC Cardbacks


Photo Archives Update: OTC Cardbacks 09/02/2004 12:05 PM
It's all about the packaging with the Original Trilogy Collection this year. Not only do we get the cards we've always wanted to buy, but we also get the cards the toy designers have always wanted to make! As I've been getting luckier with my toy hunts recently, I've been scanning in the cardbacks to show off the great backgrounds that are part of this line. I don't have them all yet, but what I have scored has been added to our Photo Archives today.

Vintage Photo Archives: Teebo


Vintage Photo Archives: Teebo 12/23/2003 01:32 AM
If ever there was a reason to read the Return Of The Jedi novel, it would be all the cool bits about Teebo (and his chum Paploo). Even though the film leads one to believe that this is a figure of a background character, nothing could be further from the truth. Granted, one would have to put aside their views on Ewoks all together to fully appreciate this portion of the book, they would find it hard justifying their discontent for these characters after doing so. In the case of today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive here, he was actually a very well respected member of the tribe and played a major part in our heroes’ fate. So stop reading this, and –uh-- read that.

Vintage Photo Archives: Lobot


Vintage Photo Archives: Lobot 10/31/2003 01:41 AM
Perhaps the vintage Lobot action figure isn't as exciting as, say, either of the Bespin guards or the Cloud Car pilot, but he certainly was an intriguing character in the film, and that likely had a lot to do with today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive’s success on the toy shelves-- That or maybe it was the fancy shirts he had a proclivity for wearing that Star Wars fans went nuts for.

Photo Archives: OTC Carry Cases


Photo Archives: OTC Carry Cases 09/09/2004 12:10 AM
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Vintage Photo Archives: Paploo


Vintage Photo Archives: Paploo 01/01/2004 01:03 AM
Along with his good buddy Teebo, Paploo here owned the ewok Village… at least according the Return Of the Jedi novel. Sadly, for whatever reason, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is represented as nothing g more than a nameless character in the film. Well, a nameless character who stole a speeder Bike and essentially gave the Rebel Alliance the ability to deaf the Evil Galactic Empire that is.

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Vintage Photo Archives: Lumat 01/02/2004 02:23 AM
Technically speaking, Lumat was the last figure released as a Return Of The Jedi figure in North American. This little scrapper and Paploo were the only new figures to see release on the Return Of The Jedi 79 back card, which was the last card back before The Power Of The Force line debuted. Since today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is pictured after Paploo, and he didn’t get to do anything as cool as scoff a Speeder Bike, he gets the honour.

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Bust-Up


Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Bust-Up 06/05/2005 11:51 PM
Today's Photo Archives update continues our series that will get us caught up with Gentle Giant Studios line of Bust-Ups. The next in Series 2 is the Stormtrooper, which comes in a variety of poses...check back for those later this week.

Vintage Photo Archives: Zuckuss


Vintage Photo Archives: Zuckuss 11/13/2003 01:59 AM
Most vintage collectors will argue to no end that Kenner's vintage Star Wars line was flawless, but even the most die-hard out there will agree that the toymaker did mess up once. The mistake in question deals partially with the Zuckuss action figure. It seems that the hard working people at Kenner had somehow mixed his and 4-LOM's names up. As a result, to vintage collectors, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive will always be Zuckuss.

Photo Archives: Holiday Sandtrooper


Photo Archives: Holiday Sandtrooper 12/28/2004 05:08 PM
As the saying goes, it is far better to give than receive. Gentle Giant Studios goes beyond the call of duty this year with a very gracious gift to those that have helped support their Star Wars line and we are honored to officially add this treasure to our Photo Archives today. While not technically part of their Mini-Bust line, the Holiday Edition Silver and Gold Sandtrooper is destined to become one of the most desirable Star Wars collectibles of all time. Click through to see why.

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Vintage Photo Archives: The Emperor 12/19/2003 11:31 AM
Before he was known as Darth Sidious, our boy went by simply The Emperor. What many people don’t realize though, is that this guy, who was once a simple senator known as Palpatine, had his motivations clearly spelled out to the [soon-to-be] Star Wars Generation before any of the films were even released. As a matter of fact, Sci-Fi fans who picked up the Star Wars: From The Adventures Of Luke Skywalker novel ‘written’ by George Lucas in 1976, were privy to the underlining plot of The Phantom Menace months before A New Hope was released. The book had a small prologue called The Journal Of The Whills, which for the most part is all about today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive. Facts are kooky.

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Vintage Photo Archives: Bib Fortuna 12/02/2003 12:27 AM
Even though he lived in a nice house in a neighbourhood pretty close to the bright center of the galaxy, Bib Fortuna got teased a lot when he was in junior high. As if it isn’t awkward enough for the poor guy to put up with the challenges of puberty whilst dealing with the fact that he’d never win any beauty contests, today's addition to the Vintage Photo Archive had to deal with having a name that was simply begging to be used against him. It’s no wonder the young wallflower grew up to hang out with smelly do-no-gooders with down right silly names on the planet furthest from.

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Photo Archives: Imperial Shuttle 11/03/2003 01:01 AM
The Imperial Shuttle makes an unscheduled landing today in our Photo Archives. Originally appearing in Return of the Jedi, then retroactively snuck into the special edition of The Empire Strikes Back, this vehicle transports high-ranking officials across the galaxy and features adjustable wings, landing gear, and room for the Emperor and his entourage.

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Vintage Photo Archives: Klaatu 12/09/2003 02:41 AM
The vintage Klaatu figure may seem like nothing more than a plastic representation of one of the many thugs on the payroll of one Jabba The Hutt. To a vintage variation collector, however, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is evil... pure, unadulterated evil.

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Vintage Photo Archives: Pruneface 12/10/2003 02:16 AM
Generally speaking, vintage collectors disregard virtually everything the Expanded Universe has offered to the Star Wars community. Even though they still call him Pruneface instead of “Orrimaarko.”, all have to agree that the EU did answer the age old question that overshadows all others in the vintage community: ...Who’s this guy???... With it’s rather ambiguous card back photo, most collectors thought today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive was based on one of the myriad characters from Jabba’s Palace who got a millisecond of screen time in Return Of The Jedi. As it turns out, he ended up being a rebel dude from the second act... who only got a millisecond of screen time in Return Of The Jedi.

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Photo Archives: R-3PO (Hoth Evacuation) 11/13/2003 12:28 PM
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Photo Archives: Unleashed Bossk 08/27/2004 01:38 PM
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Photo Archives: VOTC Yoda 08/20/2004 10:53 AM
Our Photo Archives is updated with the next in the new special Vintage-style Original Trilogy Collection figures from The Empire Strikes Back. The ultimate version of Yoda, this figure perfectly captures every detail of the Jedi Master. Pose him limping through the swamps of Dagobah, using the Force to lift sunken ships, or showing off his sexy legs (that's right---legs!), this figure can do it all!

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Photo Archives: OTC X-Wing Fighter 06/03/2004 12:17 PM
"X-Wing Day" continues in our Photo Archives with a "new" version of the X-Wing Fighter, this time from the Original Trilogy Collection. This vehicle is based on 1995's POTF2 version, only this time the electronics are not included. Stay tuned for more X-Wing updates!

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Sure the vintage 2-1B action figure was Johnny-on-the-spot whenever a farm boy needed to get some serious plastic surgery or a new bio-mechanic hand, but what has he done for the Rebellion lately? More than you know pal, more than you'll ever know! For instance, whom do you think the Rebels turn to on New Year's Eve for a designated driver? Who do you think shovels the walks on the Hoth base and scrubs the moss of the Ewok suspension bridges on the Forest moon of Endor? That's right, the good old medical droid, that's who. Today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive doesn't mind much though, since it keeps the Rebels off his precious collection of medical gurneys.

Vintage Photo Archives: Nikto


Vintage Photo Archives: Nikto 12/16/2003 01:56 AM
Despite how simplistic the vintage Nikto figure appears to be, it is one of the most faithful sculpts to be found in the Kenner line. As a matter of fact, save the yellow lines that were on the character’s pants, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive proves that the people at Kenner were not only very concerned with making top quality toys that best represented the film, they wanted to make toys worthy of the children that they made the toys for. There is little doubt that Kenner ‘really did care’ about more than the bottom line and it showed.

Photo Archives: Mos Eisley Cantina


Photo Archives: Mos Eisley Cantina 08/23/2004 10:46 AM
Our Photo Archives updates today with the long-awaited release of that wretched hive of scum and villainy, the Mos Eisley Cantina from A New Hope. Originally planned for the Saga line, the cancelled sets have been given new life as a K-Mart exclusive screen scene in the Original Trilogy Collection. Dr. Evazan, Wuher, and Kitik Keed'kak at long last join their fellow miscreants on collectors' shelves everywhere.

Vintage Photo Archives: AT-AT Driver


Vintage Photo Archives: AT-AT Driver 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
The AT-AT Drivers really seemed to have it made. Not only did they have exceptionally well designed outfits to look cool whilst staying warm and toasty in their easy chairs, but they got to drive what is arguably the most incredible vehicle in the Star Wars universe. All other Stormtroopers looked up with envy to today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive with nothing but the highest respect, which is really weird since they are all the same dude… Goes to show, you can make a trillion clones from a single nefarious bounty hunter, but none of them are going to be too smart.

Photo Archives: Han Solo Blaster


Photo Archives: Han Solo Blaster 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
Collectors can now take aim at their enemies with Han Solo's Blaster from A New Hope, the latest addition to our Photo Archives. This prop from Master Replicas is just the thing every Corellian smuggler could ask for and is movie accurate right down to the smallest detail.

Vintage Photo Archives: Amanaman


Vintage Photo Archives: Amanaman 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
Virtually unheard of in the vintage line, the Amanaman action figure is actually a little too large to be the correct scale. Nonetheless, with it’s ultra accurate sculpt and paint job, not to mention the staff ‘o heads, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is one of the greatest achievements in the entire Kenner collection.

Photo Archives: ROTS ARC-170 Fighter


Photo Archives: ROTS ARC-170 Fighter 06/24/2005 05:48 PM
Today's Photo Archives update features the new vehicle from Revenge of the Sith that the Republic navy can't do without, the ARC-170 Fighter. This ship includes dual missiles and proton torpedos and needs three Clones and an Astromech Droid (not included) to fly it! The Separatists better watch out!

Photo Archives: VOTC Obi-Wan Kenobi


Photo Archives: VOTC Obi-Wan Kenobi 07/15/2004 03:38 AM
Our Photo Archives is updated with the next in the new special Vintage-style Original Trilogy Collection figures from A New Hope. The ultimate version of Obi-Wan Kenobi, this figure perfectly captures every detail of the crazy old hermit-turned-Jedi Master. Pose him scaring off sandpeople, disabling a tractor beam, or dueling a dark lord, this figure can do it all!

Vintage Photo Archives: Romba


Vintage Photo Archives: Romba 01/08/2004 07:14 PM
Romba was a good looking Ewok and he knew it. When compared to all his mates, he’s the only one who doesn’t look like a creepy pint-sized rag-wearing bear with a sharp stick, a fact that likely makes today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive popular with all the Ewok hotties. Maybe that’s why this handsome pint-sized rag-wearing bear with a sharp stick always had a smile on his face.

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Blaster


Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Blaster 02/07/2005 01:09 AM
Today we update our Master Replicas Photo Archives with the BlasTech E-11 Blaster Pistol, or the Stormtrooper Blaster, which was used by the soldiers of the Empire in A New Hope.
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