jme3
Sr Member
re: Star Wars Standalone Film (Dir: Gareth Edwards)
I never had any of the 12" figures, just the small ones. I have the X-wing, Tie-fighter, Darth's Tie fighter, the Death Star playset, the Millennium Falcon, Creature Cantina, Droid Factory, Sandcrawler playset, Hoth AT-AT playset (the base of which is exactly the same as the Sandcrawler, just white), the Han Solo blaster with sound, Luke's landspeeder, posters, books, trading cards, towels and washrags, and other various and sundry things. I have some of the more modern collectibles circa 1997 and onward, but they don't have the same sentimental value as those things I got for Christmases and birthdays growing up...:unsure
I guess you'll need to take my Star Wars Fan card as well; I didn't know there was an orange set of cards!
Or Wonderbread cards either!
Even though your R2 card is creased, I'd imagine it has a bit more sentimental value than the others, no?
Chipboard is new to me. What were they?
Ya, I had quite a few interesting items I thought would fetch a lot and they are worthless!
I have Marvel Star Wars #1 and #2 comic still.... and both the Star WArs and the ESB NPR radio promotional posters which are a little rare and valuable today.... trying to think what else I have.... Oh, my Burger King posters which I thought would be valuable are worthless!
I never had any of the 12" figures, just the small ones. I have the X-wing, Tie-fighter, Darth's Tie fighter, the Death Star playset, the Millennium Falcon, Creature Cantina, Droid Factory, Sandcrawler playset, Hoth AT-AT playset (the base of which is exactly the same as the Sandcrawler, just white), the Han Solo blaster with sound, Luke's landspeeder, posters, books, trading cards, towels and washrags, and other various and sundry things. I have some of the more modern collectibles circa 1997 and onward, but they don't have the same sentimental value as those things I got for Christmases and birthdays growing up...:unsure
I have every set of Star WArs cards (Bluie, Red, Yellow, Green, Orange) complete with most of the stickers and the ESB complete sets (I think they only did one big or two big sets didn't they?) with some of the stickers. I too have the wonderbread cards which are actually my favorite... even today when I look at them its like a time machine and I feel like I did when I first got them! Sadly my R2D2 one has a crease and worn edges from having him in my back pocket when I was in the 5th grade!
I guess you'll need to take my Star Wars Fan card as well; I didn't know there was an orange set of cards!
Or Wonderbread cards either! Even though your R2 card is creased, I'd imagine it has a bit more sentimental value than the others, no?
one thing I missed was the retro bubblegum SW cards they came out with a few years ago printed on chipboard like they did back in the 1970s. I wanted those! oh well... ebay maybe. I never did bother to get the widevision collector cards... they just aren't the same when you have to either mail order for them or find a comic book shop that has them locked away under glass and key and you have to buy them as a complete box set. I just want to pick up a $1.50 worth of cards for the hell of it and eat the cardboard gum!
Chipboard is new to me. What were they?
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