There are some cool stands out there in other hobbies if you look around...  someone is also making acrylic stands for Star Wars ships specifically as well that look pretty cool.  I agree though, I wish Hasbro made more floaty stands too.  One for carbonite han slab or speeders especially.

I’ve actually used some Corgi diecast aircraft stands with some of my SW ships... Their larger cradle-like stands for the 1/72 scale bombers or 1/32 scale fighters will hold up an average sized SW ship pretty well. I had my TROS Poe X-Wing displayed in-flight on a Corgi aircraft stand for a few months and it looked great!

I found part of this wave the other day at Target, including Luke, Han, Leia, AT-AT Driver, and the Probe Droid.

I received my Probe Droid from Entertainment Earth on Saturday. It’s a beautiful figure and I like the ESB 40th Anniversary deco on the package.

Nice!  The Remnant Stormtroopers look great in the transport vehicle.  I’ve got a bunch on order from EE as I don’t really have time to hunt them all down at retail.

That Snowspeeder looks amazing!  It seems like a big and even more detailed version of the TVC/Saga one we got about a decade ago.  No way I’m passing this up.

Thanks for the comments on the photos, everyone

I agree including sound effects would have been neat, but I’m perfectly OK without them...  Batteries can get old, explode, and ruin the electronics (a fact I sadly learned from my Clone Wars AT-AP).  It’s best not to have those features in my book.

I received my Imperial Troop Transport from Entertainment Earth this past Wednesday, but on account of being sick the past couple days, haven’t had a chance to open it until today...  Here’s a quick review and some photos 



Overall, the vehicle looks fantastic and has excellent paint applications, weathering, and detail.  It is somewhat on the smaller side, but still fits in scale-wise with other vehicles like the Assault Tank.





As has been noted previously, only the left and right forward troop doors open whereas the others are fixed. A top hatch opens and a figure can stand on one of the interior jump seats to look out.  The gun turret rotates & has elevating guns.





Even the transport’s underside is highly detailed with the repulsorlifts, etc.



The real neat part of the vehicle is the interior.  The vehicle roof pulls off and there is a lot to look at in there.  From the wiring, to the floor plating, to the gun rack, to the folding jump seats, to the fans detailed on the roof part, this is certainly one of the best detailed Star Wars vehicles out there.  There are 6 jump seats detailed, though only four fold down.  A figure can’t really stand up in the interior, but that is actually similar to the way a lot of actual armored personnel carriers are.  Plenty of room in the interior for additional cargo.  The rear hatch opens upwards and it’s a little awkward to place a figure running out the hatch...









The cockpit is also very well detailed.  Because of the way the doors open, it a little hard to see everything in there, however there are all sorts of wiring and switches detailed. The drivers have actual seats and the control columns are movable.  Even the inside of the doors are detailed with latches, etc. I’m using a couple AT-ST crew figures in my transport and they work well.





Overall, I’m really happy with the new Imperial Troop Transport vehicle and am glad I got one.  It is yet another fantastic addition to the Vintage Collection line and I hope Hasbro continues to release highly detailed and functional vehicles like this for the collectors market