It started in a theater in 1977, and for a lot of us it started on the floor in front of the TV with a Kenner figure in each hand.
This is where we keep the Star Wars. Vintage Kenner from the original run. Power of the Jedi and the prequel-era stuff from the toy aisle at Kmart. Modern Black Series and Vintage Collection figures for the shelf you actually display. Vehicles, playsets, and the odd thing that turned up in a bin at an estate sale and deserved better.
Some of these are sealed. Some are loose and have clearly been played with — and we say so, every time, in plain words. We photograph the actual item. If a blaster is missing, you'll read about it before you buy it.
Star Wars is the biggest part of what we carry, so this shelf moves. Check back.
Reconnect with your childhood — one toy at a time.
Gree is the one who turned on Yoda. Kashyyyk, Order 66, and the little green Jedi who saw it coming a half...
Blue markings mean lieutenant. On a shelf of plain white clones, the officer is the one that gives a display a chain...
The Gungan boss who couldn't stand Jar Jar and got talked into a war anyway. Boss Nass is a big, odd sculpt...
Before the armour went on, the clones drilled in these red fatigues. Attack of the Clones, Kamino, rows of identical men learning...
Red and white armour, full helmet, no face. The Galactic Marine is one of the sharpest-looking clone variants Hasbro ever put on...
The Jedi who found Anakin and didn't live to see what came of it. Qui-Gon in full robes, lightsaber in the bubble.Sealed...
Anakin before any of it — the slave kid from Mos Espa in his brown tunic, still the best podracer on the...
The chicken walker, shrunk down and cast partly in die-cast metal. Micro Galaxy Squadron got the proportions right in a way the...
Here's the part everybody forgets: the chips in those Episode I figures didn't do anything on their own. You needed this.The Electronic...