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Thank you very much indeed Andy. It was a pleasure.

Andy/Cazza sold me a lovely vintage poster. It arrived straight away and was flawlessly packaged. There was also a lovely little surprise gift with the poster which was very much welcomed. I have no hesitation in recommending Andy as a seller... Top bloke.

I'll take the poster please if it's still available. PM incoming.

I have a general Lando with a 30 year old felt tip pen stain. Toi Polloi kindly advised on what to do. I still haven't got the courage up to clean it. This thread needs his expertise.

Here in Cornwall we have a store called Jim's Cash & Carry in the town of Redruth. It would be 1988 and Jim's was selling Teebo's, Logray's & Rees Yees for 50p each, there was around 50-100 of each figure. These would definitely be overstock. I bought one of each to put on my wall as a kid. My...

I'm hoping that in later movies it turns out she has her own agenda - it's the only way for me to forgive her for 'giving up so damned easily'. If there is one thing about the new movie which I found disappointing, everything the resistance had to do was done easily.

Hi Palitoyboy, Ever so slightly off topic... Please may we have a look at that display? I've not seen one like it? Looks like it's gonna be all sorts of awesome.

Yes,That Rick Springfield! http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/videos/see-rick-springfields-massive-star-wars-toy-collection-20151207

Heard the news today on Planet Rock. So sad...

I think now Star Wars is under Disney and they know how to make a few quid I think we are more likely to see the original theatrical cuts being released. There is a market for it and I'm sure Disney knows it. I can forgive uncle George's tinkering over the years if he were to make the...

I tracked down the US version a few years ago it was called "The Day After" - admittedly it was depressing and bleak movie but I thought it was cheerful compared to Threads. There is an interesting side note regarding 'the Day After': “I ran the tape of the movie ABC is running on the air on...

Disturbing is the best term.

Apologies, I should have made a brief mention of what Threads was for those who have not (yet) seen it. It was a film made by the BBC showing the escalation, the bombing and shows the post apocalyptic world 10 years after the Russians dropped the bombs on the UK. The film was made and centered...

I heard about this movie about 10 years ago or so from some older friends whilst discussing 'scary movies' they suggested a BBC production called Threads. I duly went about getting the DVD - watched it late on a Sunday night with 'Err indoors and both got seriously freaked out. We have never...

Having the figures graded will not preserve the figures. I would look in to ways to store your figures long term but I suspect that the cases they are already in are good enough for this.

I remember the Star Wars Trilogy Arcade game. It was amazing and still holds up well by today's standards.

"I read a book once, green it was".

So the story goes: My Nan's friends son had Star Wars toys. I would be about 4 years old. So I'm told I was mesmerised by his Millennium Falcon so much so my Nan bought me one for my my fifth birthday in 1984 I received a Falcon, R2, Vader, Hoth Rebel Soldier (who at the time I thought was Han...

Over the weekend I'm going to set up emulation station on a raspberry pi to play old Star Wars games. I remember the JVC Star Wars from the NES days and that was bloody hard, never completed it. I got as far as the Death Star interior if memory serves me correctly. A while back I set up an...