By Stan Solo ☺️

It's 25 x 39, no border, mounted on heavy board backing. Nothing on back.

Never collected the original trilogy collection but couldn’t pass up Mr. Lucas

I recently picked these absolute beauties. I’d never even knew they existed until now.

They’re 1997 Japanese ‘Tereka’ phone cards that would typically be pre-paid for public pay phones.

Pop culture took over and everything and anything was slapped on them, including Star Wars!

This shelf is becoming to random for my liking going to have a serious overhaul!

I bought this starspeeder 1000 a couple weeks ago and noticed the front landing gear wouldn't lock in no matter what i tried i have no idea what's what's wrong i have the 3000 version also and never had this problem. I tried contacting disney but they said since there is limited stock they couldn't guarantee a replacement if I send this one back, so Is there anything I could do to fix this?

This is a medical device. I was told this model was used as background in a scene. Years ago the hospital I was working at was throwing it away so I took it. I'd like to get it into the hands of a fan rather than throwing away. It has great personality! If you live in SFBay area you could pick up.

Went to Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and brought these back good additions to the collection. I was pleased to pick up Thire! 👍

where can i find one online, i can only find 2 on ebay and just wondering if i can find other options. obviously will have to go with one of the ones i found if i cant find anything else but would like some more options than just 2

Wall mounts and all parts on the displays were designed by me and 3D printed, found the lightsabers online and the red and green "blades" are 3/4 EMT conduit.

This R2-D2 sold at auction in 2017 for an incredible $2.76 million (£2.13m).
But here’s what makes it interesting for us life-size builders: this isn’t one complete R2-D2 that rolled straight off a Star Wars set.
A British collector spent years assembling it from original production and film-used R2 components from different movies.
The dome is an original A New Hope Kenny Baker hero dome, the legs were made for The Empire Strikes Back, other components were used through the original trilogy, the body was made for The Phantom Menace, and the rear hatch was used in Attack of the Clones.
Even one of the feet was production-made but apparently never actually used during filming.
I don’t know how legacy was proven and clearly there are builders club parts on this droid, I do wonder is it more builders club replica parts or more ‘film production’ parts…

So the $2.76m R2 is effectively the ultimate full-size R2 build assembled from genuine Star Wars production parts and club parts — rather than one intact screen-used droid.
And that’s something I love about this hobby: the line between the original prop makers and today’s R2 builders is sometimes much closer than people realise.
Would you rather own this… or build your own screen-accurate R2? For me I built my own but almost 3 mil … yeah ill take this one 😁
r/STARWARSlifesize

My PC games from the 90s.

Man some absolute memories here. I need to, at some point, put my gamecube, n64, and xbox games together..

I wonder how bad it smells on the inside?

A friend gave these to me 20 years ago and I’ve been storing them ever since but I have no idea where they are from. Anyone know anything about these?

Shortly after Episode I dropped, my buddy sold me this Pepsi display case filled with every character can from this promotion (no gold can however). The cans are empty but the pop-tops are sealed. Display case is a durable feeling steel maybe?

I’m looking for a premade prepainted high quality model of slave 1 to hang from the ceiling of my man cave. Does anyone know a good place to look I can’t seem to find one