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Collections / Re: DARKLORD'S Collection
« on: November 7, 2006, 02:05 AM »
Sitting in the center of the room on a 6 FOOT long folding banquet table is this custom-built correctly scaled Jawa Sandcrawler toy.

2-1/2 Feet tall.   5 Feet 2 inches long.  Full Control Room Cabin,  Front Ramp Loading Bay,  Side Compartment Droid Storage.  Working lights.



























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Collections / Re: DARKLORD'S Collection
« on: November 7, 2006, 02:04 AM »
My 6 foot Millennium Falcon Extraordinaire on the day she arrived..



And neatly boxed in my collection storage room.




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Collections / Re: DARKLORD'S Collection
« on: November 7, 2006, 02:03 AM »
Ready to Crush the Rebels on Endor!!





The REBEL ARMY, REBEL FLEET and BEASTS
   












BESPIN CLOUD CARS and Jabba




Hasbro's first truly GREAT Big vehicle offering:  The one and only MILLENNIUM FALCON


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Collections / Re: DARKLORD'S Collection
« on: November 7, 2006, 02:01 AM »
Playsets

I really enjoy assembling various Death Star Space Stations together in a HUGE semi-circle playset!  The top floor in particular ends up looking amazingly cool with a bunch of Laser Cannons lined up side by side like a big defensive gun port!






The IMPERIAL FLEET









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Collections / Re: DARKLORD'S Collection
« on: November 7, 2006, 02:00 AM »
MAIN CHARACTERS  Organized in Vinyl Cases by Film Episode...









Custom Uncle Owen Lars





Custom Bespin Han Solo



Custom Han Solo Hoth Ourfit









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Collections / DARKLORD'S Collection**UPDATE**1/23/11
« on: November 7, 2006, 01:59 AM »
Here are some shots of my collection storage room.  I consider this entire collection LOOSE because virtually all items have been pulled from their packaging and enjoyed.  I just keep the boxes as a way to store and protect the toys from damage afterward.  All action figures (approx. 4,200) are loose and stored in zip lock baggies and are kept in Darth Vader, C-3P0, and vinyl Collector cases...

I began collecting in 1978 and have not stopped since.  I never really fell out of the collecting pattern I established as a kid:  re-enact the Original Trilogy of films with the toys.  To me, that meant armies of troopers, squadrons of ships etc.   As a 43 year old man, I'd say that this Original Trilogy re-enactment fantasy ship has pretty much sailed!  LOL!   Nevertheless, the collection continues to build under those parameters.

This is a mix of some older and more recent photos of my collection...


My Imperial Forces...










I reached 500 Stormtroopers at some point in 2009




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JABBA THE HUTT ACTION PLAYSET


Very soon, I hope to be updating my Vintage Jabba The Hutt Action Playset  with the beautifully-sculpted  Jabba the Hutt figure kit offered by Andrew Rosario.

In anticipation of this, I have designed a NEW package for the playset:

Photo Credits:

Roberto Williams:     (Jabba’s Dais,  Custom Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight action figure)
Andrew Rosario:         (Jabba the Hutt custom figure sculpt/ upper body)
Jeditemple.com  Photo archive:     ( Jabba the Hutt / lower body)
Rebelscum.com         (Various Action figures)





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TIE INTERCEPTOR


By far, the  BIGGEST packaging causualties in this flood were suffered by my fleet of  POTJ  Tie Interceptors.

But this was my chance to develop a  CLOSED package design without  a window (in homage to Kenner’s vintage Style) .  Here’s what I came up with:

Photo Credits:

Rebelscum Photo archives      (Tie Interceptor)
Lucasfilm LTD      (Background)







84
Y-WING FIGHTER

My rebel fleet has 3 loose vintage Kenner Y-Wing Fighters   that need boxes.

Using the same dimensions as Kenner’s vintage box,  I designed this.

Photo Credits:

Rebelscum Photo archives:      (Y-Wing Fighter / Tie Fighter)
Lucasfilm LTD:         (Background)






85
SPEEDER BIKE

Virtuallly  ALL of my Speeder Bikes  are the  Hasbro POTF II  version.
And they escaped the flood un-damaged.

However I DO have  six vintage Kenner  bikes that  ALL  lost their boxes.

Now they will be stored in boxes with this design.  I'm actually kinda GLAD about it too.  I always found Kenner's original designs VERY silly.  I mean, what is Chief Chirpa doing there?  Asking the Biker Scout for a friggin' ride?

Photo Credits:

Rebelscum Photo archives:      (Speeder Bike / Biker Scout)
Hasbro Photo:            (Background)





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EWOK ASSAULT CATAPULT:

Not one box survived the flood.  All seven of my catapults need new boxes.  This is what  I designed.

My design has the same dimensions  as Kenner ‘s vintage  box,  but it is horizontal as opposed to their  vertical design.

Photo Credits:

Jeditemple photo archives:      (Ewok Catapult)
Rebelscum  Photo archives:      (Action figures)
Hasbro Photo:            (Background)






87
DAGOBAH ACTION PLAYSET

The box for this playset  was  only mildly damaged in the flood,  but  I created this new design because  I wanted to see MY OWN custom figures in a Dagobah Playset  scene:

Photo Credits:

Roberto Williams:  (Dagobah Playset,  Various Custom Action      figures)
Rebelscum  Photo archives:  (Dagobah R2-D2 figure)






88
AT-AT: All Terrain Armored Transport

Three of my Hasbro AT-AT’s were left “homeless” by the flood.

In the tradition of the vintage Kenner  box, I designed this box so that I could  store them properly  again:

Photo Credits:

Rebelscum Toy  archives:     (AT-AT)
Jeditemple archives:      (background AT-AT)
Lucasfilm LTD      (Background)






89
REBEL TRANSPORT

Both of my loose Rebel Transports  needed boxes so I went ahead and designed this.

Photo Credits:

Rebelscum Photo archives:   (Rebel Transport)
Hasbro Photo:         (X-Wing Fighters)
Lucasfilm LTD:      (Hoth Ice Planet background)






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REBEL ARMORED SNOWSPEEDER

My whole fleet of 12  Rebel Armored Snowspeeders had packaging damaged beyond repair  due to the flood.

So I designed this box to replace them:






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