Showing posts with label action figures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label action figures. Show all posts

Monday, February 21, 2011

Lego Star Wars Ewoks Attack (2011)

Lego 7956 Star Wars Ewoks Attack (total 166 pieces)
USD24.99 (suggested retail price in US)

With 3 minifigures, Biker Scout, Logray (medicine man), Tokkat

Logray looks good!


Before I became a lego fan, I was a vintage star wars fan, ewoks was one of my focus area. I spend around 5 years buying up vintage star wars stuff. At the moment, I don't own a single lego ewok minifigure. This new set has 2 nice figures which i'm considering (might just buy the loose figures)

On this blog, I would like to share my vintage star wars ewoks moc (mint on cards), picture taken about 1.5 yrs ago. I'm short of the final 2 carded figures teebo (with coin) and wicket (with coin), i have no intention of buying them as it will cost more than USD 1,000 (furthermore they are not available in the market most of the time, simply too tedious to find one).

Vintage Star Wars ROTJ & Power of the Force MOC, total eight ewoks from Kenner

I enjoyed collecting all vintage ewoks related stuff (playsets & others), but stopped buying them about 2 years ago. By the way, i have yet to find out how many different lego ewoks minifigures are there *, knowing there are wicket, chief chirpa. The question is whether i'm going into building a lego ewoks army? Liked what i did for the vintage star wars ewoks and other figures, it is something i don't wish to start :)

* friend had updated me on the number of different lego ewoks. thanks!

Friday, November 12, 2010

It's A Trap!


Way before serious lego collection for the last 3 years, I was a lifelong vintage star wars collector (Kenner). My collection includes MIB, carded figures, vehicles, playsets, action figures and others. This year I even started collecting some of the animated cartoon cels of Ewoks (pictures shown on my main blog)

Here is a picture of Lego Admiral Ackbar together with the original vintage star wars figures from Return of the Jedi 1983.

In case you wonder what is it all about, here is the classic scene from the movie: It's A Trap!



And why is it so popular?