This video showing a re-imagined final duel by Darth Vader and Obi Wan Kenobi aboard the Death Star by FixtitinPost has been making the rounds online recently.
It’s pretty astounding and worth taking a few minutes to watch. Check it out and let us know your thoughts!
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.
Jayson and Flyguy are back after 6 months to discuss our thoughts on 2018, what’s to come in 2019 and the latest news in collecting. We touch on our purchases for the past few months and dive into some of the rumors revealed lately. All this and more on the triumphant return of the Realm Recap!
The Star Wars Kids YouTube Channel has been updated with a series of Galaxy of Adventures videos showcasing characters and starfighters of the saga. Click on through to check them out.
*There is a Darth Vader video that may be a bit intense for younger viewers.
If the newest official animation from Lucasfilm isn’t “doing it” for you, check out this amazing submission via Daz Tibbles for this year’s Star Wars Fan Awards. I’d love to see a series or feature length films in this style — it’s truly impressive.
Disney and Lucasfilm have officially announced a new Star Wars Kids YouTube channel and with it, the first trailer for a series of animated shorts called “Galaxy of Adventures”. If that name sound familiar, we revealed that earlier this month along with products from Hasbro we revealed in October.
Tonight at 9pm EST, the diorama team at Hole in the Ground Pro will be holding a YouTube live stream. They will be discussing their Indiegogo campaign and more regarding diorama bits and accessories.
Disney and Lucasfilm have provided another fresh look at the upcoming series Star Wars: Resistance focusing on the ace pilots from the series. Check it out.
Update: The video has been removed from the official StarWars YouTube page. We’ll re-embed it when available again. Until then, you can check it out on USA Today.