Armed with the UPC for the recently revealed/leaked “The Child” plush from The Mandalorian, I found the related DPCI and TCIN info for it via Target’s handy aisle price scanner. I was also able to learn that this has a date of March 1 listed in Target’s system. UPC, DPCI, TCIN and Walmart SKUs have all been added to our 2019/2020 Master List (listed in the Mattel section).
Walmart is now taking preorders for a Mattel 11″ Vinyl Head Plush version of “The Child” from The Mandalorian. Price is currently set at $24.99 as is expected to be available in June of 2020.
Uodate: Walmart.com has removed the page from their site, but it is currently still accessible via the Walmart app.
Entertainment Earth has launched their Black Friday Sale with deep discounts on several Star Wars items including Black Series, Vintage Collection and more. Available while supplies last.
For your collecting pleasure, I have uploaded a new version of the Triple Force Friday unofficial product checklist. Good luck, and may the force be with you.
Images have turned up from overseas sources for the second wave of Hot Wheels Commemorative Starships. Each one includes a piece to finish off the build a Death Star die cast vehicle. Click on through to check out some low quality packaged shots of the Speeder Bike (ROTJ), Resistance X-wing (TFA), Kylo’s TIE Silencer (TLJ), and the Millennium Falcon (TROS).
Thanks to Garth D. for the tip.
Continue reading Hot Wheels Commemorative Starships Wave 2 Images
Mattel has revealed 3 new fashion dolls inspired by the film’s original concept art, Star Wars X Barbie Collection. re-imagines Princess Leia Organa, R2-D2 and Darth Vader through a distinctive Barbie high-fashion filter. You can preorder them now via our Amazon Affiliate page through the links above ($100 each). Click on through for additional images.
Thanks to Dan V. for the heads up.
Continue reading Mattel Reveals Star Wars x Barbie Collection
While hunting for new product info today I found a new name for a Hot Wheels Imperial walker for The Mandalorian series on Disney+. The product was designated “Huckleberry Walker“, and we know that products with the “Huckleberry” code name refer to that show specifically. With some further digging, the name has now changed to “AT-ST Raider” which is also interesting as it revives a name previously used in the Expanded Universe/Legends era. It so happens that in EU, the vehicle was also used in a battle on Mandalore. The AT-AR concept was also repurposed for the Star Wars Rebels series and became that AT-DP.
Jon Favreau is a huge EU/Legends fan so it’s not surprising that he’s pulled from that material to populate his vision universe. Rest assured, there will be plenty more Easter eggs like that throughout the series.
Hot Wheels will also have The Mandalorian’s Razor Crest, as part of its Starships line of die cast vehicles.
You may recall that back in March, Rogue One figures were showing up at Dollar Tree stores for just $1.00 each.
More Star Wars product has been showing up at various Dollar Tree stores recently for just a buck, such as Hot Wheels Battle Rollers and Black Series Titanium Vehicles.
As always, your mileage and experiences may vary. Good luck and let us know of your finds (or lack thereof)!
The official site has posted a rundown of exclusives available next month at SDCC. Items range from Hasbro, Funko and Mattel, to Fifth Sun, Regal Robot and more!
Stay tuned for more announcements and reveals as we get closer to San Diego Comic-Con.
Soon, Mattel will be releasing a Commemorative Series of Star Wars Hot Wheels vehicles to celebrate the 9 film Star Wars saga. These special vehicles will have a raw (ZAMAC-like) finish and as a special bonus, will each include a part to build a Death Star. You can see in our Master List the 9 vehicles being released. The first case mix can be preordered now through Entertainment Earth.