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I'd bet on fading judging by the condition of the figure, red is always a colour that is susceptible to loss of pigment especially with exposure to UV.

Nice one Edd 8) 1) Section 8 2) Waltham Wookiee 3) Woolyniner 4) Jimi Woolley 5) Bluedog

Great to see you back Lian, Iaim, Liam! 8) Even though you've been away for a year I've still not gotten any closer to your post count.

Good old David Jones, ripping off kids since 1983. Nice one Paul, always cool to see some Aussie price stickers.

Can't compare to all that Palitoy goodness but here's a few recent purchases for me. Don't get the opportunity to buy much local here so the Stormie and IG-88 at £25 each was a good score. AJ found me the Obiwan and as good as gave me his spare R2D2, thanks mate. 10 down Chewie and Han to go...

Of course it's not the original Ebay sellers fault if it was lost at Iain's place, my original question was would Iain be expected to be financially responsible if it had been damaged or lost in transit from him to BB? If I add the word **** in will it make my statement have more impact?

Oh dear, never mind.

I think you're making rules up as you go there Danny, from what I've seen in the past it's the seller who is responsible for ensuring safe delivery of goods to the buyer.

As Edd pointed out there is a huge difference between a favour and a service. If I ask a fellow member on here to do me a solid then I also accept the unwritten rules which follow such an arrangement. I would never expect a refund if said item was lost and I would also expect that it would...

:lol: Luke looks like he's saying who the F@ck$ this half naked gimp?

Just saw this posted on FB :lol:

We've had a lot of of most liked or disliked figures over the years but I'd be interesting to know who everyone considers their favourite name in the vintage line. Star Wars is full of clever word play and cool stories behind the characters names so which is your favourite or least favourite...

Thanks Max, took a while to build but so worth it. Jabba and his throne you'd need 155mm depth and 175mm height, Max Rebo you'd be looking at a minimum of 100mm or 125mm with the section that sticks out depending on how which direction you want it turned. I know Jabba isn't considered a figure...

Hey Max, Here's a link to my build thread for a loose display cabinet I built a while back, there are plans with measurements included if that's of any help. http://www.starwarsforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=14089

I'd imagine especially painful if the arms released once inserted :o Both Luke Hoth and Endor annoy the **** out of me, stupid stance, non removable helmet and two scenes that have very memorable lightsaber moments yet they failed to give the figures bloody lightsabers. Stupid stupid stupid .

Sorry Emiel, here you go mate. Everything you see here is reproduction apart from the first pic where he asks people to guess which are repro and which are real. I completely agree that to experienced collectors this stuff wouldn't pass for real but there are so many new people in this hobby...

This was recently posted on FB, getting worse and of course Ormes a huge fan. https://m.facebook.com/martin.rv.37/albums/1046301795418557/

:lol: :lol: :lol: Winner winner chicken dinner! Oh **** did I just enter?

Amazing gesture and an incredible piece to boot. Nice one Mike and EOC.

Hey fellas, Just a quick apology for completely stuffing up the names of those who donated to Frank's gift on his card, it was honestly unintentional ( and incompetent on my behalf ) and will be made right. A huge thank you to all of those that took part and a special thanks again to Joe and...