14 thoughts on “Part 29: Art of the Deal

  1. You make me want to dig my collection out of mothball and play with them again!
    I’m sure my kids would like that. :)

    BTW Boba Fett was the coolest looking figure of the entire line!

    • When I played with the figures as a kid, I used him as a robot soldier, cause he looks like a Cylon. He could shoot lasers from both arms. I’m pretty sure I had 3PO and R2 shooting lasers too. I didn’t see any use for a robot who couldn’t shoot lasers!

      • Well, Phil, when you’re a little kid just playing with your toys, any random object can become something new and exiting. My dog became “the mysterious beast” to my action figures. My darth vader with a cracked open helmet had his face colored in red and black marker to instantly become a new sith (he kind of looked like darth maul actually…)

        and for the record, my darth vader had a Luke skywalker face underneath the helmet. Not only that, but you weren’t supposed to even be able to get to the face. I think I still have that funny little vader. :)

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  3. Awesome.
    I am in the enviable position of having a 3-yr-old son who loves playing with his figures – so daddy gets a bunch of guilt-free quality Kenner time ;)
    That said – I didn’t see 4-LOM – did you mean Death Star Droid?
    I’ve become a geek nazi.

  4. You’re right – I assumed the Death Star droid got that as an EU designation! Yes, old silverhide there is a vintage Star Wars figure, from before ESB. 4-LOM is actually the bounty hunter droid from Empire. They look similar. It’s cool you’re sharing Star Wars with your son!

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