That's incredible. The time it took to create the scenes.... the humor in there... not to mention the money involved. Impressive collection.

Most impressive.

Hear the imperial march in your head.. only really high pitched. like it's on helium.

Meh. None of them are sealed in their original packages.

Mr Tumnus: Meh. None of them are sealed in their original packages.

That means they've probably been played with. That's good. They're toys.

From the top girls!

Alacritous: Hear the imperial march in your head.. only really high pitched. like it's on helium.

Goddamnit, now I actually can.

THIS^ is just a small portion of my friend Matt's collection that he has on display at the toy store he owns.

Some YouTube footage of it.^ And yes, that is the Death Star blowing up a Borg Cube hanging from the ceiling. (His comment on the Star Wars vs. Star Trek arguement.)

He's also got life size replicas of R2D2, C3PO, and Yoda on display.

And subby, he is definitely not hurting in the "getting women" department.

Funny, my boyfriend just found his mint condition (with one small piece missing) Millennium Falcon model. Threadjack but anyone know how much that would sell for?

What's a diorama ?

I want to go hang out at his house.

/and play with the Ewok village

susansto-helit: I want to go hang out at his house.

/and play with the Ewok village

My favorite mission in Star Wars Battlefields II is running around Endor and frying Ewoks. they scream when they fry! totally cool...

beerrun: coco ebert: Funny, my boyfriend just found his mint condition (with one small piece missing) Millennium Falcon model. Threadjack but anyone know how much that would sell for?

Do you know how many different models of the Millennium Falcon exist?

Nope but knowing Lucas probably a gazillion. This one is a 1978 edition but not in the box. :-/

blueeyedjess: /Star Wars nerds are the shiznit

it's that whole 'jabba the hut/slave costume Lea' thing.

Pictures of a Christmas tree I decorated for a contest in my apartment building:

Rainbowtyedye: That's about what our one spare room looks like, except we have a life-size Han in Carbonite leaning on the corner. My BF has only about 1/4 of his collection on display, the rest is in storage because we have no room for it.

/why me?
//why me?
///why me?

Did you let him get the Han in Carbonite desk? (new window)

Rainbowtyedye: The English Major:
Did you let him get the Han in Carbonite desk? (new window)

He'd have to put too much of what is on display away to fit it. Or buy me a bigger house!

Bigger house I'd say. Hell, I still haven't put away the AT-AT from that Christmas tree; it's on my dresser. My girlfriend asks me every day when I'm going to put it away, but I say it was her idea to decorate the tree like that and it looks nice on the dresser. I have four stormtroopers inside it and General Veers and an AT-AT driver in the cockpit.
It's sad I know their names.

Anastacya: /wants a slave Leia costume

*looks at profile picture*

can I be your Jabba the Hut?

Panty Sniffer

That's pretty neat and all, but looking at how they are all neatly arranged, I would be tempted to shoot rubber bands at them to see how many I could get to topple.

As soon as I saw the storm troopers on the riser, I thought the exact same thing

The English Major: Rainbowtyedye: The English Major:
Did you let him get the Han in Carbonite desk? (new window)

He'd have to put too much of what is on display away to fit it. Or buy me a bigger house!

Bigger house I'd say. Hell, I still haven't put away the AT-AT from that Christmas tree; it's on my dresser. My girlfriend asks me every day when I'm going to put it away, but I say it was her idea to decorate the tree like that and it looks nice on the dresser. I have four stormtroopers inside it and General Veers and an AT-AT driver in the cockpit.
It's sad I know their names.

Meh. right now my dining room table has a bunch of Warmachine models on it, all in various stages of assembly.

Anastacya: Heh, methinks my husband would object.

*sigh*

figures.