There’s a bit of newness in the LEGO Star Wars line-up according to this rumour list, along with the obligatory re-treads. As with all LEGO Rumours, this should not be treated as any more reliable than something that might get whispered in the Mos Eisley Cantina.
Showing posts with label collecting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collecting. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Celebration Europe II: LEGO
With the fiasco and ill will generated from LEGO attending Comic Con, the company went down the opposite route with their presence at Star Wars Celebration Europe II, the greatest party in the galaxy held last week in Essen, Germany. There was an exclusive mini-figure available, some incredible fan built creations and LEGO sets available to buy.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
How does the Black Series Wave 1 look?
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| Courtesy of Rebelscum.com |
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Hasbro Reveals the Black Series
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| Image Courtesy of Jedi News |
Hasbro are being bold in their plan for the Star Wars action figure line. After a few months of uncertainty, New York Toy Fair saw the unveiling of what the plan for 2013 is. Some will be excited, some disappointed but all are likely to be surprised. Read on for reaction to the new 6” line, the new 4” line and whether any of this will be the re-boot Hasbro are hoping for.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Darth Vader Back on the Packaging in 2013
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| Courtesy of JediInsider.com |
Monday, January 7, 2013
An Uncertain Future for Star Wars Action Figures
It’s a strange time for collectors of the Hasbro Star Wars 4” action figure collection. The Droid Factory line has been cancelled, the Vintage Collection has been extended with re-packaged figures and a rumoured new line is mysteriously entitled “Back to Black”. With Wave 1 Movie Heroes figures filling the pegs at stores everywhere, how can Hasbro re-invigorate the line rather than letting it continue to dwindle?
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Why Case Mixes Matter to the Collector
Collecting Star Wars action figures can be a frustrating task. There’s frequently that one figure that is never left on store shelves, which it is only possible to get by coughing two or three times the RRP online. But why do these online stores or independent shops charge so much for rare figures? And how would the distribution issues of certain figures be solved?
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