Rancho Obi-Wan has announced Rancho Obi-Thon, a seven-day eBay charity auction to raise funds for the ongoing cost of running Rancho. There are original artworks and prints, one-of-a-kind fan-made collectibles, autographs, posters, prototypes and many other items. The auction launches March 2 at 12pm PT.
Head to RanchoObiWan.org for more information including details on the 2014 Membership Kits.
In this special episode, Arnie and Marjorie look at all the new Star Wars toys coming from LEGO, Kotobukiya, Uncle Milton, and more!
K & C Collectibles has added Black Series Wave 3, Mission Series Wave 2, Saga Legends Wave 2, LEGO sets, Kotobukiya, Attakus Collection, and much more. Click on through for a complete list of recently added items.
Head on over to IGN.com to check out their exclusive Season 6 Trailer for The Clone Wars: The Lost Missions coming to Netflix next month.
Another live video/audio Boring Conversation Anyway™ and after an excellent Episode #50 pretty much the same panel has returned, so join as we talk Star Wars Toys at New York Toy fair 2014 and more with Flyguy, Yakface, Imperial Shipyards, Dan Curto and DorksideToys.
Check out all that’s in stock, and available for pre-order at dorksidetoys.com. We have Walking Dead, Funko, Marvel, Star Wars, GI JOE & more… Plus you can win a set of the three new Black Series figures, see some cool Walking Dead, and get your collector on with GI JOE AFA figures.
It has been one short week since Hasbro’s reveals at Toy Fair 2014, this episode we discuss what we may have missed since then, reevaluate the announcements and take a look at other Star Wars products and news revealed this week.
This week we are featuring new pre-orders like the Star-Lord mini-bust, Batman Arkham Origins 1/4 scale figure & Predators Series 12 action figures! Click on through for the full list!
Sideshow has updated today and is now taking pre-order for their Infantry Battle Droids set, Battle Droid Commander with Count Dooku Hologram set, and Captain Rex – Phase II sixth scale figures.
Living in Minnesota, home to retailer Target, our stores are often used as a test market for product roll outs as well as pricing – meaning that a particular item at one store may cost higher or lower depending on the area of “the Metro” (Minneapolis/St. Paul and its suburbs). Our friend Jeff at JediDefender has posted an interesting observation in his area regarding “spring price exploring” for Saga Legends, Mission Series, The Black Series products.
Could this be just a regional experiment or can the rest of the country expect an average 10% bump in Star Wars action figure pricing as well? Like most things, only time will tell.