2stripes said:Agreed, that display looks brilliant, especially with Sy snootles and rebo band.. its like they're live on stage.![]()
Ruby2511 said:What a generous act by Kieron
Well done on the sy snootles and rebo band pick up, were did you get the display stand from, it's awesome, got to get me one of those
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ScruffyLookingNH said:Ruby2511 said:What a generous act by Kieron
Well done on the sy snootles and rebo band pick up, were did you get the display stand from, it's awesome, got to get me one of those
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Ridiculously generous. Something I will find a way of paying it forward.
The stand is one of three made by someone in around 2016. I bought it from a fellow forum member at Farthest From as they were only about for a short time. The others are one for Landspeeder and one for the Speeder Bike.
2stripes said:Finally, after many a childhood xmas let down.. at the age of 44... I can say I own one.![]()
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walkie said:NFS - Possibly one of the quirkiest pick ups in a long time which I thought was worth sharing....
I was lucky enough to recently purchase a small collection of star wars related ephemera which a lady had inherited from her late uncle. Within the collection of oddball paperwork was this pencilled vintage era comic adaptation for return of the jedi. Now her uncle isn't a know comic book artist (i've managed to turn up no info yet to say otherwise) and whilst the layout & artwork is totally different from the official marvel version the written dialogue does match the movie having checked several scenes. The comic is 68 pages long, but sadly 1 page is missing and a few have come loose from the front of the A4 note pad which still has an original price tag on the rear for 74p. Also included within the collection was a hand rendered logo and 2 pages for a comic adaptation of a new hope. So possibly there was 3 full strips or this was a work in progress of what could have been...??
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walkie said:NFS - Possibly one of the quirkiest pick ups in a long time which I thought was worth sharing....
I was lucky enough to recently purchase a small collection of star wars related ephemera which a lady had inherited from her late uncle. Within the collection of oddball paperwork was this pencilled vintage era comic adaptation for return of the jedi. Now her uncle isn't a know comic book artist (i've managed to turn up no info yet to say otherwise) and whilst the layout & artwork is totally different from the official marvel version the written dialogue does match the movie having checked several scenes. The comic is 68 pages long, but sadly 1 page is missing and a few have come loose from the front of the A4 note pad which still has an original price tag on the rear for 74p. Also included within the collection was a hand rendered logo and 2 pages for a comic adaptation of a new hope. So possibly there was 3 full strips or this was a work in progress of what could have been...??
Snaketibe said:That looks amazing! Thanks for sharing this gem![]()
walkie said:NFS - Possibly one of the quirkiest pick ups in a long time which I thought was worth sharing....
I was lucky enough to recently purchase a small collection of star wars related ephemera which a lady had inherited from her late uncle. Within the collection of oddball paperwork was this pencilled vintage era comic adaptation for return of the jedi. Now her uncle isn't a know comic book artist (i've managed to turn up no info yet to say otherwise) and whilst the layout & artwork is totally different from the official marvel version the written dialogue does match the movie having checked several scenes. The comic is 68 pages long, but sadly 1 page is missing and a few have come loose from the front of the A4 note pad which still has an original price tag on the rear for 74p. Also included within the collection was a hand rendered logo and 2 pages for a comic adaptation of a new hope. So possibly there was 3 full strips or this was a work in progress of what could have been...??
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walkie said:NFS - Possibly one of the quirkiest pick ups in a long time which I thought was worth sharing....
I was lucky enough to recently purchase a small collection of star wars related ephemera which a lady had inherited from her late uncle. Within the collection of oddball paperwork was this pencilled vintage era comic adaptation for return of the jedi. Now her uncle isn't a know comic book artist (i've managed to turn up no info yet to say otherwise) and whilst the layout & artwork is totally different from the official marvel version the written dialogue does match the movie having checked several scenes. The comic is 68 pages long, but sadly 1 page is missing and a few have come loose from the front of the A4 note pad which still has an original price tag on the rear for 74p. Also included within the collection was a hand rendered logo and 2 pages for a comic adaptation of a new hope. So possibly there was 3 full strips or this was a work in progress of what could have been...??
Alisdairmac said:That's a great find. Perhaps you could find someone who could recreate the missing page in a similar style?
MrGudz said:A few new additions picked up over the last few months - apologies for the poor pictures - beautifully enhanced by some GW Acrylic.
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MrGudz said:A few new additions picked up over the last few months - apologies for the poor pictures - beautifully enhanced by some GW Acrylic.
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