Third and The Best

The third in Mr P's Star Wars tie-ins and the best. I want more!!

"Execute Order 66!"

Hasbro's first wave of figures for Star Wars' 30th Anniversary continues with this excellent Galactic Marine.
Assigned under Commander Bacarra these marines were part of the assault unit on Mygeeto, under final command of Jedi Master Ki-Adi Mundi whom they gunned down in the capital city when Palpatine issued Order 66.
The figure is incredibly poesable with joints in the hands, elbows, shoulders, neck, waist, hips, knees and feet. He come equipped with a cold weather helmet, shoulder pouldron, heavy assault rifle and a backpack.
He also comes with a collector's coin which goes in the album that you get with figure #1 - Darth Vader.
A great figure and a must have for all those army builders!

"Always a pleasure to meet a Jedi."

Hasbro continue to celebrate Star Wars' 30th Anniversary with figure #57: Jango Fett, Bounty Hunter.
This version is quite possibly the best release of Jango to date with great detailing and lots of poseability. He has head, shoulder, elbow, wrist, waist, hip, knee and ankle articulation making it easy to set the figure into any action pose for those dioramas.
He comes equipped with his trademark twin Westar 34 blasters (which fit into the holsters on his hips), helmet, blue poncho and Mitrinomon jet pack.
There is also a silver collector's coin that goes in the album with figure #1: Darth Vader.
A definite must have for any discerning Star Wars collection.

Best Miniature Set Yet

If you collect Star Wars miniatures you'll love this set as it has some of the best characters in it with such fan favourites as Darth Malak, Exar Kun, Bastilla Shan, Darth Nihlius, Yoda, Mace Windu, Darth Maul and more and is pretty much a very jedi/sith orientated set. It also has other characters such as the Republic Commandos, Dark Tropers, Clone Commanders and Sith Troopers all of which look very cool.

It also has some of the most powerful figures such as Exar Kunn and Ulic Qel-Droma for those who play the game but if you simply enjoy collecting and displaying your miniatures this has some of the most interesting looking characters. And we can't forget the Varactyl Wrangler, he just makes the set.

Miniatures in general are very durable and I've only broken one or two in the past and the game is somewhat educational being very tactical with necessary adding needed. I just love minatures in general because I can amass huge armies of figures and play some pretty heated games too which are a nice alternative to video games. The Force is strong in this set.

Open the blast doors! Open the blast doors!

This is quite a clever little model to put together and is relatively good value too. The legs articulate nicely and it's a lot more stable than the AT-AT model from Return of the Jedi. As with most star wars lego, the best bit is the figure, in this case the clone/storm trooper, which is the new design, showing the transition from old to new (or is that new to old?), thus linking in nicely with the previous trilogy.

I don't think these toys have any real educational value at all, other than for the new wave collectors, who get to improve their math skills by calculating how much money they can make by selling them 'mint in the box' at a later date, but anyone who's seen Toy Story 2 knows this is just plain wrong. Toys aren't meant to be educational, they're meant to be fun and putting together this model is. Told you I did.

Very cute, very collectible

This is a really nicely made collectible. Some of the Star Wars Mighty Muggs don't really work. But Boba Fett really fits the format nicely. The doll is fairly small, around 6", but has a lot of character. A 12" version would have been nice though. A really nice paint job makes up for a lack of any meaningful accessories. The biggest problem really though is once you have one, you're going to want more.

"Always a pleasure to meet a Jedi."

Hasbro continue to celebrate Star Wars' 30th Anniversary with figure #57: Jango Fett, Bounty Hunter.
This version is quite possibly the best release of Jango to date with great detailing and lots of poseability. He has head, shoulder, elbow, wrist, waist, hip, knee and ankle articulation making it easy to set the figure into any action pose for those dioramas.
He comes equipped with his trademark twin Westar 34 blasters (which fit into the holsters on his hips), helmet, blue poncho and Mitrinomon jet pack.
There is also a silver collector's coin that goes in the album with figure #1: Darth Vader.
A definite must have for any discerning Star Wars collection.