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Probably just naiveté. I don't believe a serious collector would slice bubbles these days.

Wouldn't go so far as to say I hated the last game but I hardly played it. Our young lad got way more use out of that one. I just couldn't see the point. Beyond the amazing graphics and soundtrack it played a bit like cod with added repetitiveness and trudging up and down the stunning looking...

Another hard one (in my opinion) "what's he got in that thing?" "my car.."

No! The Burbs

I haven't read all the responses but I cannot imagine anyone I know on this forum answering no to that question. The thing is that when a lot of old school collectors started out you could pick up complete figures for less than that. In fact I remember picking up a few entire collections for...

Star Wars has meant all different things at different points in life. We all had that thing of either spending pocket money on a figure, or receiving a ship or playset for birthdays and Christmas. Sometimes I wish I could relive those moments in some way, but you know, we can't. So probably a...

If anyone gets this you get one coupon for special cuddles from me "Not this time Gal. Not this time. Not this ****ing time! No no no no no no no no no no No! No no no no no no no No!"

The Big Labowski. I love that scene - "you try any of your crazy **** and I take that piece, shove it up your ass and pull the trigger until it goes click" ...jesus!

I would guess all the Jedi stuff was sold in the UK. Not so sure about other earlier lines. For example, 12 inch figures, action display stand, Cantina. Were these US only? The whole Micro line run? Other things like stationary, stickers, letrasets, books, comics. Guys on here will know for sure

Moc means mint on card, in case you were wondering

My stepson is into a lot of the same things I am so she's cool with it if he and i spend time together. Recently we've started painting citadel miniatures, and old hobby of mine. As far as meeting up with star wars mates goes she's cool with that.

It's true that we are lucky to be able to collect something. Says a lot about our lives. But yes, collecting ain't what it used to be. The market place is huge now as well. Maybe that also takes some of the thrill out of it. Mixed blessings and all that

"it's not your fault. It's not your fault ..no no, it's not your fault"

Lol. Top line from a top film

400 rupees maybe

"I'm not going to hurt you ...i'm just going to bash your brains in!"

Spiderman! The Green Goblin ....I'm going to finish her off nice and slow

Welcome and good luck with the sales. Like others have said, forget eBay. There's just no point paying to list and paying 10% or whatever it is these days. Then you've got to run the gauntlet of hoping you get a trust worthy buyer who won't try to scam you through the various loops in eBay...

Here, Facebook, Ebay. Over the past few years the market place has expanded massively, but so has the cost. By far the best place to pick up vintage Star Wars would be the shows - Farthest From, Echo Base, NEC toy fair, etc etc. Top tips - watch out for reproduction crap. On eBay half the...

Just stick a few screws in strategic places and I can kind of see it. Turn the 7 upside down. Maybe you'll get lucky and the traffic cop will be a Star Wars fan :?