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It's been ages. Tired of the anonymity and black hole of information that is Facebook.

It is. This is the place that made Star Wars collecting a social thing for me. Already enjoying reading through the posts.

Also looks real to me. I'm not aware of repro arms on the market. The ball looks ok.

Agreed on how boring this is. I did have one as a kid and never knew what to do with it. In the end I just lost all the bits and then it made even less sense. But then, only a few years ago I realised that the hose things are supposed to sucker onto the ships. What a revelation! Why didn't...

A Jawa. Never ever saw one in shops. Maybe they were more limited in numbers than say, Lando Skiff or something. There were loads of exciting bits and bobs I only realised existed in the early 90s, but top of that 'need to have as a kid' list item is still a Jawa. I really remember looking out...

:D Hi chaps. After spending far too long scrolling through the depressing wilderness of Facebook groups I've logged back into the forum very pleased to see it's alive and well. Really must spend more time on here. Hope everyone is ok. Looking forward to reading through some actual threads for a...

Mark is right about the breast story. It actually happened! And the breasts were not a man's! Come along. Drink beer. Eat curry. Talk Star Wars. All with a good bunch of lads

Straight forward if you take the skirts off. Only issue there is having to redecorate after. If you've just got painted walls its not too much of a hassle, but paper could cause a headache. Depends how much of a perfectionist you are I guess

I have no idea what that is

Selling stuff. Not having the foresight to buy more back in the 90s. Not joining Swfuk earlier. But it's been mainly positive. No real regrets

Probably 1983. Jedi toys were crazy. My parents must have been spoiling me for some reason. The only Jedi release ship I remember not having was the B wing. Star Wars toys everywhere :D

Ooh! That's an interesting looking key. I bet it was for a chest ...or maybe a chastity belt :lol:

'Please' is one of those albums that I listen to from start to finish without skipping a track Dare I say it.... Simply Red - Stars. I loved that when it came out. My Mrs hates Mick Hucknell but I just don't think you can discount the amount of great songs they did, whatever you think of him

Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet NWA - Straight out of Compton De La Soul - Three Feet High and Rising The first two were part of the sound of my kid teens

So sad when you see guys posting about the hobby we are all so involved in and then they are gone :cry:

I don't know. Personally the album question is easier than the best film one. Picking a favourite album, or what I think is an absolute classic, even on behalf of other people, is relatively simple. Films are a nightmare to choose from. There are loads out there that are packed with great...

So what would you say were the best albums ever produced? Simple! For me it's probably Dark Side, which is a pretty obvious choice. But maybe Abbey Road. And then one I can listen to over and over - Queensryche, Operation Mindcrime. It's just a perfect concept album. Each track flowing...

I too had an Amstrad as my first computer. Don't remember the model but it must have been expensive. Games were rubbish - had some sort of Harrier SIM, a game about finding the holy grail and one called Jinxter (typing role play game). Anyone remember those?

Oh, not just me then. I can remember lots of kids shows being really messed up but DM sticks in mind

I think I must have been a bit autistic as a child. Things like Dangermouse just confused me. Too much mad **** going on for me to concentrate on. Did the episodes actually have any story line? To me DM was like football in that I can watch a whole 'episode (?)' And have no idea what the hell...