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<blockquote data-quote="Caswellbot" data-source="post: 427163" data-attributes="member: 1960"><p>Lovely creature and defo one if my favourite figure combos too. </p><p></p><p>As jez mentioned I'm certainly into three packs and have spent the last five years just focused on them in particular. Although my interest has waned in the last year or two. </p><p></p><p>They are really highly sought after for a number of reasons in my opinion. Some of it is hard to explain unless you've held one. The packaging is seriously cool. Some of the figure combos are pretty odd and they are on the most part very rare. They were only released in the US, Canada and Australia that we know of.</p><p></p><p>Scruffy is right that a few of the sets can be picked up without too much difficulty if you are a bit patient and you've got the funds. However some of the sets in particular some of the esb sets are like hens teeth. Fewer than ten examples known. Those sets command BIG bucks. One or two of the Sw logo sets should also be considered rare in particular the original series one android set. </p><p>The thing is that there are only 16 sets to complete the run which on the face of it seems like a fair challenge but I estimate that it's only ever been done fewer than ten times. There are only two or three complete runs that I know of. </p><p></p><p>Canadian and Australian 3 packs are whole new ball park again and exist in minute quantities. </p><p></p><p>As a bizarre twist of fate there has been quite a few public three pack sales of late which has brought them back into the spot light. Most of the rarest sets are not sold publicly. </p><p></p><p>All the best, Chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caswellbot, post: 427163, member: 1960"] Lovely creature and defo one if my favourite figure combos too. As jez mentioned I'm certainly into three packs and have spent the last five years just focused on them in particular. Although my interest has waned in the last year or two. They are really highly sought after for a number of reasons in my opinion. Some of it is hard to explain unless you've held one. The packaging is seriously cool. Some of the figure combos are pretty odd and they are on the most part very rare. They were only released in the US, Canada and Australia that we know of. Scruffy is right that a few of the sets can be picked up without too much difficulty if you are a bit patient and you've got the funds. However some of the sets in particular some of the esb sets are like hens teeth. Fewer than ten examples known. Those sets command BIG bucks. One or two of the Sw logo sets should also be considered rare in particular the original series one android set. The thing is that there are only 16 sets to complete the run which on the face of it seems like a fair challenge but I estimate that it's only ever been done fewer than ten times. There are only two or three complete runs that I know of. Canadian and Australian 3 packs are whole new ball park again and exist in minute quantities. As a bizarre twist of fate there has been quite a few public three pack sales of late which has brought them back into the spot light. Most of the rarest sets are not sold publicly. All the best, Chris [/QUOTE]
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