Aside from Galoob's Action Fleet and Micromachines, my collection has narrowed strictly to Star Wars 3.75". It can be summed up to, "What can a toy do for my SW 3.75" hobby?" I've picked up a few Hiya Aliens/Predator figs, but only so they can be incorporated in SW dioramas; eg, the Aliens astronauts as patrons for the upcoming Haslab cantina. I have a few dinosaurs from Mattel's Jurassic lines so I can modify them for SW pieces.

I've picked up a few Marvel Legends and SW Black series because I'm curios about how they've been designed, but then they get put away and not displayed

I did grab the Yoda starfighter from Jazzwares because I like the design and can only dream if Hasbro made one for TVC.

I never imagined Hasbro would make this. I'm holding off getting more now in the hopes that It'll be released with other characters.

This makes the 3rd live-action Disney SW series that wasn't renewed for a second season, presumably because the ratings weren't there. I wonder if that will re-shape budgets  or thematic parameters for new productions.

I have the 2nd version, and I'm content with it. This one looks a lot nicer. I would definitely have pulled the trigger if I didn't have a different rendition.

Update:
D'oh.The photo of the back of the box says the ship has an  LCD screen. That just might've turned me.

I was attracted to the Crimson Firehawk but really want to maintain focus on the 3.75" line. Then I saw a picture of 3.75" figures in the ship. The Reddit poster does say it's not a perfect match, but a new paint job and greeblies, as he noted, will make it less cartoony. What's great -- but a bad sign for the life of the line -- is the ship is only $15.99 w/ prime membership on amazon, so I ordered one. I've seen it at Ross a few times also.

I'm a loose collector. Tried 1-loose-1-carded in the early POTF2 days but I found myself wanting to open the carded duplicates weeks later. Still have a few carded figures because I just haven't gotten around to opening them or have no desire/need to touch the figure or accessories like the Haslab Yakface and coin.

I got 5 droids from the 8 crates a friend grabbed for me. Being the anal dumb-ass that I am, I had to complete the series, and was able to get the 6th on eBay cheaply.

It surprisingly cost me less money and effort to complete S2 than S1.

Bring on Series 3. 

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July 3, 2024 coments below.

I'm just not feeling Series 2.

I was able to complete the first set with an in-store purchase of several crates -- the first time I had been back at Disneyland in decades --  and an eBay pick-up of the two droids I didn't have. I was lucky. That wasn't fun and it wasn't cheap.

I'd be more gung-ho if the domes on the astromechs weren't the same style we repeatedly get. And I can't stand bb-8-type droids as a figure.

I had 3 sets of friends go to Disneyland just before S2 was released. If someone I know goes and happens to come across the crates, I'll probably ask them to pick up a few. But I have no intention of actively completing a set.

Arghh. I have a fondness for those characters from the 90s (and 80s) comics and books. I missed finalizing my list. Again.

Stoopid Easter.