Today when I went to Target to get some stuff I thought about this.  My wife had to convince me to go to the SW aisle b/c I just was not into it.  I used to hit the aisle as soon as I came into store and lately it has become more of a "sure why not" thing. 

I will never get rid of my stuff.  I love what I have and making dioramas and displaying my armies and what not.  But it is the "new" product that falls short in my eyes.  And ironically as the days pass I can afford more and more stuff but I find much less interesting product arriving from big H.

Sometimes I feel like Threepio.  "I'm done for"

Nothing is worst than the Sandcrawler for scale.  The Falcon is close in worst of all time.

I agree with Lando.  Hasbro can shove the coins up their butts.

I actually want to take all the coins and mail them to Hasbro with a nice note, something like this:

"Dear Hasbro, As I am aware of your need to keep costs down and your policy of the 3 Rs (rehash, repaint, repack), here are some coins to further your business or to shove up your ass".

I would have to sell most of my collection to be able to buy and display a scale AT-AT.

I guess there are several questions here.

The oldest figure that I display side by side with new figures has to be orange card Chewie.  I know he is crap by I have him picking out of an AT-ST in my newly revamped Endor diorama (which I am actually finishing up this week).

I also have about 30 or so orange card steroid stormies that I display in various dioramas as super troopers. 

Some of the best scultps for the day would have to be cantina aliens.  Some of those guys look pretty good next to the newer guys (articulation aside).

I do not know why Hasbro does not call thing my their proper names.  It is not a coin album but rather a screw you kit.

On TRU.com you can get them for $60.  Of course that is if you buy 2 for 3.