Boy.  We can’t beg Hasbro to do running head swaps on army builders, but here they do one in the same wave.  Click on through to check out the Naboo Pilot also know as Ric Olié with a different head and a slightly different helmet.

Forum member (and Banthaskull banner creator), streams, informs us of a potential variation to the currently shipping Discover the Force Mawhonic figure.  He describes a communicator device below the figure’s left ear.  It’s hard to say, but at first blush I would chalk up to an overspray factor error.  However, there are two things arguing against that.  First, there is no silver paint on the Mawhonic figure from which an overspray could result.  Second, this appears to be a two tone paint app.  Sufficed to say, the jury is out.  Click the thumbnail below and you decide.

My camera battery is recharged, so the photos may continue.  Click through to check out some images of Ric Olié, the man who piloted the chromed SR-71 in Episode I.

Now is the time on sprockets when we race some pod. The diminutive Gran pod racer has been added to our archive.  Click here to take a look.

Next up is a key army builder from the Battle of Naboo. Click through to check out the Gungan Warrior.

Update:  Special thanks to Sean from Facebook for identifying the staff as a Cesta.

He was the last astromech to get blasted off the Queen’s Royal Starship before R2-D2 managed to save the day.  Click through to check out G8-R3.

We finally get the ball rolling with the Walmart exclusive Discover the Force line.  Click through to check out the inaugural figure, Aurra Sing.

The funky drummer’s drummin’.  No? Okay moving on.