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Gian Speeder & Theed Palace (Sneak Preview Kit) with Captain Panaka, Naboo Foot Soldier, and Battle Droid (2) Galoob launched the original Action Fleet product line from 1995 to 1998. Although the majority of the vehicles take inspiration from the Star Wars Original Trilogy, the line includes a couple Expanded Universe vehicles as well. The E-Wing originates from Star Wars: Dark Empire and Virago is ship of Prince Xizor in Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire. Episode I Line (1998 to 2000) Galactic Battle X-Wing vs Vader’s TIE with Darth Vader, TIE Pilot, Luke Skywalker, R2-D2 ZAAP! Exclusive (Japan)
Classic Duels TIE Interceptor vs Millennium Falcon with TIE Pilot, Imperial Officer, Lando, Endor Trooper Both product lines are very small scale versions of characters, vehicles, creatures, and more from Star Wars. Micro Machines sets use much smaller figure and vehicles than Action Fleet sets. Confusingly, Galoob first marketed the Action Fleet line as “Micro Machines Action Fleet”. The toy company likely wanted to cash in on the existing popularity of the Star Wars Micro Machines line. Later, the Action Fleet line dropped “Micro Machines” from its name, though. Where to buy Star Wars Action Fleet sets Another Star Wars collection is based on the Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy, which is a series of novels written by Timothy Zahn, which takes place in the Star Wars expanded universe, and it includes several playsets based on locations and vehicles from the novels, such as the Star Destroyer, the Millennium Falcon, and others. Micro Machines hold a special place in the hearts of many who grew up in the 80s and 90s. These characterful miniature toy cars, also called Galoob Micro Machines, were manufactured by the company Galoob between 1987 and 1999.
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When selling Micro Machines, it’s important to be honest about the condition of the items you’re selling. This includes providing detailed descriptions of any damage or wear, as well as providing close-up photos of the items. Price your items competitively, taking into account the current market values. Another rare playset in the Star Wars playset series, the Episode I Theed Palace Assault Playset. The set was released in 1999 to coincide with the release of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. The playset featured a miniature replica of Theed Palace, which was the main location in the movie where the epic final battle took place. The playset also included various mini figures and accessories based on characters and vehicles from the movie. Rebel Troops Echo Base Troopers (2), Rebel Pilots (2), Rebel Troopers (3), Endor Trooper Alpha Series Desert Palace featuring Jabba the Hutt with Dais, Ishi Tib, Lando, Leia (Boussh Disguise), Sy Snootles, Weequay
This playset was released in the 1990s as part of the Star Wars Micro Machines toy line. The playset featured a miniature replica of the iconic Millennium Falcon spaceship from the Star Wars franchise, along with various mini figures and accessories. The playset was popular among both Star Wars and Micro Machines fans, and it was highly sought after for its detailed design and accurate representation of the Millennium Falcon. Don’t let any preconceived notions based on the Battle of Endor’s ultimate outcome breed any disdain towards this playset — it’s one of many prime examples of Galoob’s penchant for action features. Just like from Return of the Jedi, the push of a button releases the logs to bring down AT-STs and the adjacent trees have logs that actually swing down on strings (and it wasn’t a cheap, weak swing either). What’s also fun about this playset is that — by approaching it on its own merits divorced from Star Wars— it can easily blend in with any standard Micro Machines playset; you can practically call it “Secret Government Conspiracy at Mt. Rolling-Logs-of-Death.” While all these things are well and good, the inclusion of Boba Fett and Yoda — granted, in his corporeal form — figurines raises an eyebrow. But given George Lucas’ tendency to constantly make changes to the original trilogy, we might just see Boba Fett ravage Endor soon enough.The Flight Controller series features a starfighter with a flight controller style handle on the bottom. User may activate light and sound and also fire the laser cannons on the ship. Another way to identify Micro Machines is to look for the level of detail on the toys. Many Micro Machines sets and cars feature a high level of detail, including intricate paint jobs and small moving parts. 4. Find the model Death Star Escape with Admiral Motti, Darth Vader, General Tagge, Han Solo, Luke, Obi-Wan, Leia, R2-D2
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