As a follow up to our exclusive reporting in January, I managed to find several listings for our rumored list upcoming E9 Galaxy of Adventures products including basic figures, vehicle and the Droid 3pk. You can see the list of ten products with UPC and Walmart SKUs in our expanding 2019 Master List.
Walmart’s exclusive TVC Skiff Guard Lando Calrissian figure is listed as “in stock” as of this post. Good luck to all who place an order and thanks to Bryan Layne for the heads up!
The Walmart exclusive Jabba’s Palace Adventure Set has fluctuated as “In Stock” and “Out of Stock” this evening online.., I personally placed an order, and my email states that I will receive it on May 18.
If you are able to place an order, let us know! And hopefully orders won’t be cancelled like some of the TVC Skiff Guard Lando Calrissian orders were.
In what may be the most rock bottom price report yet, Twitter follower @NoOneisChris reports finding the Vintage Collection TIE Fighter for a mere $10 at Walmart in Ohio (Eastlake).
Following up on my deciphering of the identities of Episode IX characters, I found a listing on Walmart for Hasbro’s new line* of Lightsaber Academy lightsabers: “LSA LVL 2 London Lightsaber“. I think this further supports my theory that “London” correlates to Rey in Lucasfilm’s mystery box surrounding the final chapter in the Skywalker saga. Look for this item and more on Force Friday (October 4, 2019).
It appears that even Entertainment Earth couldn’t save this from hitting clearance chains as the previous Walmart Exclusive Red Resistance A-wing has started to hit Ross stores in Los Angeles for $7.99.
Twitter follower Bossk’s Bounty has posted a YouTube review of the upcoming Walmart Exclusive TVC Jabba’s Palace Adventure Set from Hasbro. It looks fantastic overall and looks to be a great value for the price point. The review also confirms the VC numbers for Han Solo (Carbonite) and Ree-Yees as VC136 and VC137 respectively.
Walmart stores are starting to rollback prices on both TVC and TBS figures – hopefully this means they are trying to make room for newer product. Perhaps we might even see further reductions over the next month or two if this first round of rollbacks doesn’t help clear some significant peg space.