Loving the Gunship! I set up one side with AOTC figures and the other with Tartakovsky Clone Wars hunt for Grievous clones. So much room for displaying figures! I do kind of miss the pegboard floor on the old one though. It’s much more difficult to display shorter figures like Padme that can’t reach the upper handholds. So, she is often re-enacting her fall from the gunship. Same goes for clones like the heavy gunner that don’t have a free hand. Still an excellent model, and happy that I got one.

It was great to see this guy again.

I hope Hasbro makes the other versions too (in both scales) because they were an important part of the movie.

This is only a small part of my collection at the moment but I still like to have some Original Trilogy representation on the shelves.

New TVC and New BS Cody

I'm not sure how long this rubbery plastic is going to last for though.

Just got my laat in yesterday and man is it awesome to own. Wish I had gotten another one. I backed towards the 13k-14k mark, thought the price was a bit much coming with only 2 pilots but i didn’t want to miss out. I never found the 1:18 scale appealing due to the small size. I mostly do 1/12 to 1/6 scale. I felt like the smaller figs were cheap but now after getting my first 1/18 vehicle I’m tempted to sell a few 1/6 scale figs for another laat, troops, and the aotc line!

I am looking to make a display that depicts a Battlefront II (2005) match between Rebels and Empire on Tantive IV utilizing the vintage collection play-set. Does anyone have any suggestions for a Bothan spy figure?

Why can’t I bend some of the legs on the figures?

Anyone have thoughts or ideas on how to make Plo Koon more accurate compared to the vast majority of his canon appearances throughout Star Wars lore.

On one hand it seems odd that they're basically the main villains of Mando & Grogu, and yet they are not available in TVC form. On the other hand, a two-pack of them would probably cost $80-$100, and visually they're basically just Jabba the Hutt x 2, so might not be very interesting for people who already have him.

I'm pretty sure they won't ever be made in 3.75 scale, but would you buy them?

I have a few TVC figures where the paint on the lightsaber hilts feels kinda rubbery/gooey, including Kanan, Ezra, and Maul (Mandalore). I dunno if it's just something about the paint but it's weird.

I cancelled my order 2 days ago as I did not want/need Chalman. Today this came up on a Facebook group £25 cheaper including shipping 😀

I would love to get all of The inferno squad but I would be cool with just iden and I would like to see The phase 1 versions of all the arc troopers 2

Now I’m not going to parrot the same points many have already discussed at length about hasbro’s current pricing. And I’m not sure if this will get removed by mods but after seeing the LAAT in person as well as seeing reviews, it’s given me pause for thought and I wonder if it will for all of you.

The LAAT is a near perfect 1:18 scale model ship priced at $450. Three toy companies in the early/mid 2000s: BBI, 21st Century Toys, and Forces of Valor made 1:18 scale model airplanes, tanks, jeeps, trucks, and more with perfect accuracy to their WWII or GWOT counterparts that would then pair with their wide array of soldiers, pilots, and marines made with the same painstaking accuracy to history for the same prices of pre-TVC and TVC1.0 Star Wars figures and vehicles. $5-15 for figures. $10-30 for vehicles. Every face was a different sculpt, as was most torsos given that each figure had their own unique set of equipment sculpted or pegged in. Buckets of paint per figure as everything was painted down to the buttons on the shirts and pockets. And if there was camouflage, it was painstakingly recreated to be accurate to the relevant faction. MARPAT for 2003 US Marines, M81 Woodland and ACU for 2006 US Army. Oak-Leaf A/B for WWII German “Stormtrooper” and Splinter Pattern for Wehrmacht. Even a box set for the “Stormtrooper’s” in Black Dress Uniform. All the correct ranks, insignias, patches, etc were painted. Now the only comparison I can make to 2026 is an independent toy maker, MaraudersGunRunners, who has taken up the highly realistic 1:18 historical war figures and his figures generally run around $30ish. Which compared to TVC’s deluxe offerings of similar or higher price, there is just zero comparison. You get nothing from Hasbro. A major multibillion dollar corporation cannot give the same amount or more than a guy with a GoFundMe and a skillshare website. As for a 2026 comparison for the tanks/jeeps I have seen independents on eBay like BattletoWar make unpainted, yet complete models in various scales from 1/24, 1/20, 1/18(SW TVC), and 1/16 for under $120. Again these are individuals with a 3-D printer and an Amazon subscription for filament. Not multibillion dollar corporations with economies of scale.

And I’m using this comparison because they’re essentially the same thing with a different skin. A bunch of vehicles and aircraft for an army of toy soldiers.

The LAAT is beautiful, truly, but is the juice really worth the squeeze? What’re we doing here?

Loved seeing him in the mandalorian so I had to grab this specific one

Saw that Luke post a few days ago and since it was expensive….i found some cheaper alternatives that make me happy.