found here in Minnesota as well- Nice set. Frankly I'm surprised TRU isn't charging more for it- $35 doesn't seem too bad for a vehcicle and 3 figures these days.

I'd love it if it fit in to the deluxe assortment at $18-20 or so. But if it is $30 something like the dewback, I probably won't get it until clearance/aftermarket.

picked up weequay (diplodocus version) and AT-RT. I just liked the AT-RT card too much to pass. This was at Target, and when I got my 65 cents back after handing over a $20, I found myself missing $5-6 figures very much. 

I called customer service, and they confirmed it would not be elligible. However, I called the Lego store at Mall of America, and they have the Tantive in stock, same price, and they have the ARF as well! So, the first order is cancelled, and I am taking a lunch run to buy some bricks!

(Edit- successful run! They had several on the shelves, and with some points left on my VIP card, it was $110 after tax!)

nice pic Jay!

throwing the basic Han hair on Hoth han makes for a good looking figure too-

Thanks for the trades! 

My other item was some nerf guns, and they showed up as well. Thanks Hasbro!

I've been around it for a few decades myself. While I like some of the vintage, the price stops me from buying more. For the most part, I have everything I need to set up a cantina display, a Jabba's palace display, and a pretty huge hoth display. But there really isn't space, so adding more items to buckets seems a tad crazy.

While I bailed on the carded collection some time ago, I found myself getting back in to it with the Clone Wars series starting at the beginning of 2010. My 10 year old daughter watches the shows on DVD with me, and there is far more new material to mine in CW. The fact that every now and then I could get a bunch on sale for $5-$6 helped. 15 years of movie figures is just about enough for me. Although I wish I had grabbed a couple more of the new gamorrean guards last year  .

So random pieces that fit my focused display ideas, or cool sub-lines like the McQuarrie figures, are about all I am looking for these days. And I am someone that would like to see Hasbro try harder at creating environments. Call them playsets, backdrops, whatever, but I like things that make the figures look  better on my shelf.

I'm not sure I'll ever completely stop. Just re-focus, rotate stock, etc.