Toy of the week 2, Week 58, AT-ST Driver
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I think kenner did a great job with this figure 
I had one in the 80s when I was a kid, okay I did not buy it and I did not get it as a gift. I found it in the sandbox on the playground when I was a kid some other kid had left it. I remember I was the only kid there or else I would have asked other kids if they were the owner of it. I found it without a weapon so it was first many years later in the early 00s that I got a weapon for it
I had one in the 80s when I was a kid, okay I did not buy it and I did not get it as a gift. I found it in the sandbox on the playground when I was a kid some other kid had left it. I remember I was the only kid there or else I would have asked other kids if they were the owner of it. I found it without a weapon so it was first many years later in the early 00s that I got a weapon for it 
A beautiful example! Thanks for sharing this one, and I hope you find your POTF one as well as that would be great to see too
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Thanks.A beautiful example! Thanks for sharing this one, and I hope you find your POTF one as well as that would be great to see too
Jeremy
I know where it is, it's the picture I can't find!
Don't know why I didn't take one of it, had it years.
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Should be able to help with this one. Will post later
Another great example! Thanks for sharing itPretty sure the At-St driver was the first carded figure bought all those years ago. Haven't got a photo on my phone due to a corrupted sd card.Found this pic
Jeremy
That Tri-logo is a beauty, thanks for sharing itPretty sure the At-St driver was the first carded figure bought all those years ago. Haven't got a photo on my phone due to a corrupted sd card.
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lolYes, very good, but do you have a loose one?
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The AT-ST Driver! A decent enough figure that looks like the character in the film. Not the most exciting figure in the line perhaps, but a pretty good effort nevertheless. There are variants available on this figure, but the biggest differences (as is so often the case) are to be found on the Lili Ledy versions, which are moulded in a much darker plastic and comes with a completely different (and wrong, but unique!) blue-black Palace blaster.
Here are my 3 loose ones. From left to right:
Taiwan I, L1b, R1a figure, M2 Taiwan blaster - Greyish body, matte boots, gloves & belt, pale pink face, grey helmet, 2-line COO.
Unitoy II, L1b, R1b figure, M1 Unitoy blaster - Whitish body, glossy boots & gloves, matte belt, pink face, brownish grey helmet, 1-line No COO.
Lili Ledy II, L1b, R1b figure, M3 Lili Ledy Blue-Black Palace blaster - Darker grey body, very glossy boots, gloves & belt, darker pink face, bold emblems in a different orientation, green grey helmet, 1-line No COO.
N.B. the Unitoy figure is holding the wrong blaster in the main group photos below, so I have included an extra shot of him holding his correct M1 Unitoy blaster
Here are my 3 loose ones. From left to right:
Taiwan I, L1b, R1a figure, M2 Taiwan blaster - Greyish body, matte boots, gloves & belt, pale pink face, grey helmet, 2-line COO.
Unitoy II, L1b, R1b figure, M1 Unitoy blaster - Whitish body, glossy boots & gloves, matte belt, pink face, brownish grey helmet, 1-line No COO.
Lili Ledy II, L1b, R1b figure, M3 Lili Ledy Blue-Black Palace blaster - Darker grey body, very glossy boots, gloves & belt, darker pink face, bold emblems in a different orientation, green grey helmet, 1-line No COO.
N.B. the Unitoy figure is holding the wrong blaster in the main group photos below, so I have included an extra shot of him holding his correct M1 Unitoy blaster
