With more images recently surfacing of the upcoming figures from The Phantom Menace TVC wave, we’re curious to see what figure is the most anticipated by Yakface readers – cast your vote in the forums after the jump!
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More 2012 Intel from Sandtroopers.com
The Imperial spies at Sandtroopers have posted another 2012 image gallery, this time showcasing the vehicles, battle packs and Class I/Fleet Vehicles and more. Head on over to Sandtroopers.com for the full report.
What do you think? Continue the discussion in the new “2012 Movie Heroes/Discover the Force” section of our forums!
New TPM Wave Images at JediDefender
Our friends at JediDefender update today with an excellent gallery of images from the Vintage Collection “The Phantom Menace” wave of figures. Head on over to check out Ben Quadrinaros, Queen Amidala, Daultay Dofine, Darth Maul, Darth Sidious, Quinlan Vos and more!
What do you think? Discuss it in our forums.
Episode I in 3D Trailer Online
BleedingCool.com has posted a link to the new Episode I: The Phantom Menace in 3D trailer. Head on over to check it out!
UPDATE: StarWars.com has posted the trailer officially.
JediDefender Reveals Upcoming Pit Droid
Our friends at JediDefender have posted a new set of images today revealing the pack in Pit Droid for the upcoming Ratts Tyerell. Head on over for the full preview!
Episode I Pilot Preview at JediDefender
Our friends at JediDefender have scored an advanced look at a couple Episode I figures due in 2012. Head on over for loose shots of Ric Olie and the generic Naboo Pilot. Also, be sure to check out a spy report with detailed info regarding an all-new Jar Jar Binks!
More TPM Scenes with New Digital Yoda
A new clip from the the Star Wars: The Complete Saga blu-ray has been posted online, this time showcasing more scenes from The Phantom Menace with the replacement of the puppet Yoda with the CGI version.
CGI Yoda in Episode I Footage
/Film.com has posted an article and video showing off Yoda’s new CGI look for The Phantom Menace Blu-ray release. I must say it’s a great improvement over the awful puppet used in Episode I.