Imperial nut said:
PGowdy said:
You finally got Logray then? They look awesome all together Chris. Nice one. 8)
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**** Pete, we've been rumbled! :lol:
As for timelines and price etc. it is a difficult question to answer. If you have the money then a run like this can be put together relatively quickly. If you worked hard you could do it in a few months if youve got the cash. It has taken me about about 2 years because at times I havent had the money and I have been really picky about my carded figures. All of mine are offerless and stickerless and the vast majority are unpunched. Being patient has been the key for me. It would be much easier to do this run if you were a little less picky about condition and stickers/offers werent an issue which they arent for most people.
In terms of price, it is again a tricky one. If you consider that in this run there are 29 figures plus the Rebo Band. For the 29 figures you would be expecting to pay anything between £25 and 40 for nice examples of most figures (more if you want top notch sometimes) that would bring the total to around £900-1100 I reckon especially when youve taken postage into account.
If you were less picky I honestly reckon this run could be done for about £600-800.
It is a fun one to put together especially starting off. Most cards are easy to find and none of them are too expensive. I think the most expensive one tends to be Luke Jedi at between £50-£60 for a nice one. On the other hand you have examples like Klaatu and Ree Yees and Lando Skiff that can go for anything from £15-30.
There are a few that are tricky to get in really nice condition. Gammorrean Guard, Rancor Keeper and the Emperor nearly always have dented up yellow bubbles. The ERG is always a popular one especially with a clear bubble. Wicket, Nien Nunb and the Biker Scout all tend to go for around the £40+ mark.
Many of the figures suffer from yellow bubbles. This is just something you kind of have to deal with when doing a Return of the Jedi Kenner Run. I would say that most of my ROTJ have yellowed to some degree. I am sure they all will as years go by. I have come to terms with this and I think as long as the bubble is mint other wise and the card is in great condition then it isnt too much of an issue. At least its not for me anyway.
79 backs tends to be the most difficult cardbacks to find. The majority of my run is made up of 77 Backs and 65 backs. (Mainly 77 backs)
If you are thinking of doing it and want any help or advice on rarity for ROTJ kenner cardbacks or prices then feel free to give me a shout and Ill do my best! I say go for it mate.
Thanks for the nice comment Steve!