As we here in America celebrate our day of independence, we here at Bantha Skull celebrate our independence from hatred for the five point of articulation lines. Actually, “independence” is far too strong of a word. Lets celebrate our brief respite from hatred of the Mission Series with our review of the Kenobi / Grievous Utapau set.
Since we’re gluttons for punishment, we going back to the 5 POA line for today’s review of the Saga Legends Boba Fett.
If you scroll down, you will find some pics detailing the running change to the SL11 Stormtrooper.
It’s a phrase we say a lot. As first reported by our friends at Jedi Temple Archives, there is a running change to the Saga Legends SL11 Stomtrooper to bring the paint applications closer in line to the “stunt” Stormtrooper helmet. We have managed to personally catch one in the wild, BUT WAIT! There’s more…
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Don’t get used to it, but today we tackle a five point of articulation figure. Check out our review of the Saga Legends Stormtrooper.
After were reviewed the other Battle of Geonosis Jedi Knights set yesterday, I bet you never saw this one coming! So here’s the photos and review of the seconds set.
You asked for more Jedi and Hasbro delivered along with a Clone you may or may not want. Check out our review of the first of two Toys R Us exclusive Battle of Geonosis: Jedi Knight multi-packs.
The minimally articulated 12” figures that have been referred to as “shampoo bottles” are on clearance at Walmart for $7.
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Our friends at Jedi Temple Archives recently penned this piece on the glacial sales rate of the second wave of the Mission Series. We wanted to chime in with our own observations.
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Out latest review is in and it’s the second entry in the Jakks Pacific 31” Giant Sized figure line. The 501st Clone Trooper is ready to join your 31” Darth Vader.
We didn’t just look at that 31” Darth Vader at Walmart. We bought it and took 13 pics of it.
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