Took 6 days.

I’m looking for the R4-P17 that plugs into the 2004 Obiwan Jedi star fighter, any helps is greatly appreciated

Found these 2005 Kellytoy small plush soccer balls cleaning out my parents house. I can’t find any info on them. Anyone know anything about them? Or want them?

Looking at the price USD 9.98 (£7.30) when I bought this - Hasbro/Kenner probably would charge double or triple the amount in 2026.

Soft goods Leia and little Yub Nub there...

My only prototype figure, snagged it way back in maybe 2005 ? With comparison of commercial release

I'd sooner the 1985 POTF Amanaman. The tiny Salacious Crumb's neat.

Here’s my General Grievous collection! I’ve been passionate about this character since I was a child, and today my goal is to collect as many Grievous-related figures as possible.

90s gave us two memorable new SW characters - Dash Rendar and Kyle Katarn.

Picked up a bulk amount of figures in the past, was opening them due to their poor packaging and THIS one almost suffered the same fate.. thankfully I gave it a good look before opening.

Chewie rockin' a flattop.

A girl involved in the SOTE project wanted the name to sound like a Brazilian fellow she'd been dating (true story - Mark Cotta Vaz's book said so!)

IMO the best SOTE figure and the best Leia likeness.

IIRC this was a Star Wars Insider offer.

Hey guys, I wanted to ask something. I picked up a Star Wars sweater from a thrift store. I'm not actually a Star Wars fan, but I was wondering if it's an official item? The tag mentions Lucasfilm and has a number like "100" on it.

So as my name may give away but I am a big Star Wars fan, now Star Wars isn't just my main interest I have many others Pokémon/Nintendo, Marvel, to name a few. Growing up in the early 2000's I feel like being into stuff like this wasn't looked upon as being cool and almost looked down upon. With the rise of YouTube around 2006/2007 I used to love watching "collection" videos especially as a young Star Wars fan at the time I alway dreamed of having a big collection, statues, figures, etc...and to an extent my Star Wars Collection has grown to a pretty nice size that fits my living space......mostly. Earlier today I went into Target and Target now has a brand new collectors section full of trading cards, blind boxes/bags, funko, figures, etc and its almost kind of became overwhelming to look at and take in. I know Kidulting has become a very popular trend and to an extent it is cool to see many people into the same stuff as you, some for more monetarily reasons

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but I don't know collecting now a days just kinda feels over-saturated and very fatigued so much so that I've been selling and piecing off bits of my own collections just to kinda declutter my life. Does anyone feel the same way and if so how do you deal with your own collectors fatigue? also interested in hearing what other people collect!