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Toy History: In Spring of 1978 the first version of the Jawa was released with a red-brown vinyl cape, but the marketing department at Kenner thought that parents would not want to pay the same price as the regular sized figures for a small action figure, so by the Fall of 1978 the vinyl cape was replaced with a cloth cape. Fun facts: The Jawa action figure wasn’t the only figures to use the Jawa Blaster: The Brazil Glasslite Leia figure used a silver Jawa Blaster, and the Han Solo figure used a black Jawa Blaster. In Mexico the Lili Ledy factory paired this with their own version of the black pilot blaster and this came with a removable hood. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/NPcGka I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #VintageToys #StarWarsCollectibles #ActionFigures #ToyHistory #Jawa #CollectorsItem
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Toy History: Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight Outfit) was released in 1983 for the Return of the Jedi line of toys by Kenner on the 65A cardbacks in the USA and 70A Palitoy tri-logo cardbacks in the UK, and is considered one of the best selling and popular toys of the 1980’s. It comes with either a blue or green lightsaber, a grey or brown Palace Blaster, and a snap-on or pullover soft-goods cloak. It was also re-released for the Power of the Force cardbacks in 1985. Other variations come in the body sculpt and head paint apps. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/wj7lb5 I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #ActionFigures #ToyCollectors #StarWarsFans #80sNostalgia
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Toy History: Anakin Skywalker was initially offered as a promotional mail-away figure on the 79-Back Return of the Jedi card backs and came shipped in a generic white mailer box. It would get its official card back in 1985 on the Power of the Force toy line and comes with no accessories and a collectors coin. Since the cardback was not released in wide circulation the coin is considered rare and is very expensive in today’s collector market, but strangely enough the figure, on its own, is very affordable. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/KsFU8p I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #ActionFigures #ToyCollectors #RetroToys #StarWarsFans
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Toy History: Nikto was first released in 1983 for the Sears Exclusive Jabba the Hutt Dungeon Action Playset with Klaatu and 8D8. It would be released on cardbacks in 1984 in the second wave of the Return of the Jedi 77A-backs by Kenner in the USA and comes with a vibro axe. It would also be released on the Power of the Force toy line card backs in 1985 with a collectors coin. The Nikto, a humanoid species from Kintan in the Outer Rim, had three subspecies: Kajain'sa'Nikto (red), Kadas'sa'Nikto (green), and Esral'sa'Nikto (mountain). Many red Nikto worked for the Hutt Clan as enforcers during the Clone Wars and earlier, with both red and green Nikto serving Jabba the Hutt before the Battle of Endor. Some, like Kajain'sa'Nikto Jedi Master Ima-Gun Di, were part of the Jedi Order. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/TZDFbh I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #KennerToys #ActionFigures #Nostalgia #StarWarsMemorabilia
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Toy History: Princess Leia Organa (In Combat Poncho) was released in 1984 on the 77A Kenner cardbacks in the USA and comes with the Blue/Gray Endor Blaster, a removable helmet, a soft goods camo poncho, and a 2-notch black belt. She would also get a re-release in 1985 on the Power of the Force cardbacks. She was also available in a Speeder Bike pack in the UK. On a personal note, this was the last figure my mother bought me before she passed away. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/4L826U I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #KennerToys #RetroFigures #Nostalgia #ToyCollector
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Toy History: The AT-ST Driver was first released in 1984 on the Return of the Jedi 77A cardbacks by Kenner in the USA and the Tri-Logo 70B backs for Palitoy in Europe and the UK. It comes with the blue or blue/grey Endor Blaster. This figure would also be released on the Power of the Force cardbacks in 1985 with a collectors coin. In the Return of the Jedi movie during the Moon of Endor battle, late director Richard Marquand would play the role of the AT-ST Driver. So I like to think this figure is fashioned after him. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/DpIPXG I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #KennerFigures #ReturnOfTheJedi #ToyCollector #ActionFigures
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Toy History: Barada was first released in 1984 in the Sears exclusive Jabba the Hutt Dungeon Action Playset and got his cardback debut in 1985 on the Power of the Force toyline by Kenner. He comes with a Skiff Guard Staff. Legends Lore: Not long before the Battle of the Great Pit of Carkoon, Barada conspired with Jabba's Quarren accountant Tessek and the bounty hunter Dengar to place a bomb on Jabba's Ubrikkian luxury sail barge, with the intent of killing the Hutt crime lord. His plot was discovered in advance, but Barada was not informed of this. Soon afterward, Barada drove a skiff of prisoners to their scheduled execution at the Great Pit of Carkoon. One of the convicted individuals, Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker, struggled with Barada and the other guards, and Barada was killed in the ensuing fight. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/FiHRXg I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #KennerActionFigures #JabbaTheHutt #StarWarsLegends #ToyHistory
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Toy History: Chewbacca was first released in 1978 for the Early Bird Certificate Action Figure Set along with r2-D2, Luke Skywalker, and Princess Leia, making Chewy one of the first Star Wars ever released. He comes with his bow-caster. Chewbacca would get an official cardback release in 1978 on the 12A Kenner backs in the USA and for Palitoy in the UK. This figure would get releases in every vintage cardback release: ESB, ROTJ, and POTF. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/GaNVix I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #Chewbacca #ActionFigures #ToyHistory #StarWarsFans
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Toy History: Released in 1979, the Boba Fett action figure quickly became a collector's favorite. Initially offered through a mail-away campaign, it was advertised with a rocket-firing backpack. However, safety concerns led Kenner to release the figure with a fixed rocket instead. Prototypes of the original rocket-firing design, like the "L-slot" and "J-slot," are now among the rarest Star Wars collectibles. Boba Fett debuted on the Star Wars 21-back card and came in several variants based on country of manufacture, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and No COO (European market). Each variant features slight differences in paint and details. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/HuAonM I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #BobaFett #VintageToys #ActionFigures #ToyCollectors #StarWarsFans
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Toy History: Released in 1982 by Kenner, The Hoth Generator Attack is recognized as one of the most Imperial-focused playsets in the Micro Collection. Five of the six included figures are Hoth Stormtroopers, with the sixth figure representing their leader, Darth Vader. The set also features a Scout Walker piece, designed to accommodate one of the Stormtrooper figures as a driver and an exploding generator feature. Kenner released a series of die-cast ships from 1978 to 1980, which were broken down into three waves of 11 total vehicles before eventually coming to an end. Kenner continued their die-cast format with the Micro Collection from 1982 to 1983, which focused on die-cast playsets instead of the usual vehicles. Each playset was themed to an iconic Star Wars location with several miniature die-cast figures. Four Micro Collection vehicles were also released as retail exclusives. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/uQE2iW I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #RetroToys #ToyCollectors #StarWarsFans #Nostalgia
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Toy History: Released in 1979 by Kenner, Land of the Jawas Action Playset was a simple combination of a plastic base and a cardboard backdrop. Despite its modest design, it offered some interesting features. The set included a replica of the escape pod used by C-3PO and R2-D2 in the opening scenes of Star Wars. Although out of scale, it added imaginative value. The cardboard backdrop depicted a Sandcrawler with a working elevator, allowing kids to recreate iconic moments like the droid purchase or the aftermath of the Jawa massacre. The base had an action lever feature to simulate battle. Kenner reused the plastic base for The Empire Strikes Back playsets, Hoth Ice Planet and Rebel Command Center, by changing the plastic color from tan to white. While loose sets are common, boxed versions in unused condition are rarer and more valuable. Late versions included an action figure rebate sticker, and Sears Canada offered a variant with a free Jawa figure. British Palitoy also released a unique version of the set. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/UL2Nz8 I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #ActionFigures #ToyHistory #RetroToys #CollectorsItem
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Toy History: Released in 1985 for the Power of the Force line of toys by Kenner, Han Solo (In Carbonite Chamber) has the biggest carded accessory to come in the entire vintage Star Wars Kenner line. It also came with a collectors coin. Today, watch for the carbonate chamber to be stress crack free and free from scratches to get the nicest example and try to get an acrylic stand for it, which can be found all over the internet on collectible groups, for inexpensive prices. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/VxKKQq I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #StarWarsCollectibles #VintageToys #KennerToys #ActionFigures #ToyCollector #RetroToys
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Toy History: First released in 1978, Kenner’s low-cost Landspeeder was a faithful replica of the film prop, featuring a simple yet effective suspension system that made it appear to hover. Released as one of Kenner’s first vehicles, it was available from 1978 to 1980. A 1978 "Special Offer" version included free R2-D2 and C-3PO figures with a yellow box sticker, and the "LP" logo on the packaging was removed in 1979. In 1984, the Landspeeder returned in the "Collectors Series" with minor box updates, including a red-and-yellow starburst. International versions, like those in the U.K. and Australia, featured fixed "hoods" instead of the U.S. toy's movable design. Hasbro later reused the molds in 1995, adding updated details and a more advanced paint job. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/IV5A5J I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #VintageToys #StarWarsCollectibles #RetroToys #ToyHistory #ActionFigures #KennerToys
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Toy History: Released in 1980 by Kenner, The Rebel Armored Snowspeeder vehicle is notable for its front guns, which light up and emit sound effects, as well as its pop-down landing gear feature. It also included a "harpoon" accessory attached to its rear, which is often missing from loose examples. The toy is commonly found loose, though typically incomplete. Boxed versions are more collectible, and Kenner produced two distinct box designs for the Snowspeeder. The initial version featured a pink background, while a later release used a blue background with a different photo. The blue box variant is significantly rarer. Additionally, in 1980, a "Special Offer" version was made available to larger retailers, including a free Rebel Soldier figure and marked with a yellow sticker on the box. In the mid-1990s, Hasbro reused the molds for a newer rendition of the vehicle, but they included modifications that distinguish it from the original Kenner release. Link to buy this exact item using my eBay affiliate link: https://ebay.us/eUQAK0 I make commissions on qualified purchases with no added cost to you. It supports my channel and allows me to keep making content for you, so thank you! #VintageToys #StarWarsCollectibles #KennerToys #RetroToys #ToyCollector #Nostalgia
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