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Tomasfuria said:
My latest acquisition was this stunning A-wing pilot!... The best at all is what I paid for it:

It was last Saturday, I went for a walk around the charity shops looking for some books. Then I saw a box with lots of figures and then...I spot it!! I ´ve asked how much..then, I could not believe my ears when the girl said 50Pences!!!!!

Enjoy lads!

Fantastic score! That really does remind me of car boot sale find from years ago. Good to know those finds are still out there.

Chris
 
Tomasfuria said:
My latest acquisition was this stunning A-wing pilot!... The best at all is what I paid for it:

It was last Saturday, I went for a walk around the charity shops looking for some books. Then I saw a box with lots of figures and then...I spot it!! I ´ve asked how much..then, I could not believe my ears when the girl said 50Pences!!!!!

Enjoy lads!

What a bargain, nice addition 8)

Russ :D
 
TK-7785 said:
Sometimes you find the goods in the most unlikely places, like this 1977 Scandecor licenced poster at a 1940s themed country fair this weekend. Not in the best of nick, but for £7 I'll take it. I believe these can go for over £150-£200 in mint condition. And I kinda like that it tells a story, with the tape and blu-tac damage I can imagine it taking pride of place on some kid's bedroom from '77 into the 80s. I've done some light, sympathetic restoration taping up the edge tears and I'm going to find a decent frame to display it. It's got bags of character!

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Nice poster, it's got bags of character, what a nice piece to hang and show off. 8)

Russ :D
 
TK-7785 said:
Sometimes you find the goods in the most unlikely places, like this 1977 Scandecor licenced poster at a 1940s themed country fair this weekend. Not in the best of nick, but for £7 I'll take it. I believe these can go for over £150-£200 in mint condition. And I kinda like that it tells a story, with the tape and blu-tac damage I can imagine it taking pride of place on some kid's bedroom from '77 into the 80s. I've done some light, sympathetic restoration taping up the edge tears and I'm going to find a decent frame to display it. It's got bags of character!

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Great story and I've learned something there. I'll be looking out for one now :mrgreen:

some absolutely cracking buys lately. Tigs haul is amazing, but I'm most impressed by how the Power Droid tunred out. It looks great.

Congrats to Roundster on his first steps on a slippery slope and thanks as ever to Carl for plugging the website!
 
Outstanding purchases guys! I get more of a thrill reading about bargains in unlikely places than I do buying stuff from regular places for myself! 50p A-Wing Pilot is one of the best finds since about 1995, surely?!
 
Thank you for your comments! Still can´t beleive that! 50 Pences is a really unexpected gift!.xddd

My conclusion is: Lots of figures still out there! in the wild..so Happy hunting!!

Tom.
 
A couple of new loose variants for me

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Those are a couple of amazing additions to your collection.
With what you posted last time and that three pack you have had a great month.
Congratulations.
 
Mini99 said:
That makes that loose A wing pilot for 50p seem expensive. :?
Very well done with that one!
eBay?
Yeah, it's a reseal but couldn't pass up on it
 
Absolutely gorgeous three pack Rich, looks amazing!

Here's my latest, I'd never seen one of these until recently but apparently not that rare in Canada. The 47 back Canadian Han Hoth, a few issues but I love it :mrgreen:

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I've just received this, so excited to own what is now one of the centrepieces in my collection. It's the British Pye soundtrack LP store display, with attached (empty) record sleeve. I love it for so many reasons - it's a really rare example of one of the earliest British store displays, a great representation of the Chantrell artwork, and so unusual to have the product as part of the display. Really, really made up with this piece.
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AndyPreston said:
I've just received this, so excited to own what is now one of the centrepieces in my collection. It's the British Pye soundtrack LP store display, with attached (empty) record sleeve. I love it for so many reasons - it's a really rare example of one of the earliest British store displays, a great representation of the Chantrell artwork, and so unusual to have the product as part of the display. Really, really made up with this piece.
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Nice find 8)
 
That Pye store display is brilliant Andy.
These are the things i love above most other items.
I have the Vader RSO ESB bin but would love a British piece 8)
 

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