I'm very surprised that I'm seeing wave 3 on the pegs and not Saga Legends.  But then there is some strange level of excitement for this line.  Sure, I understand the army building thing, but as for other characters in this line?  I just don't get it.

That AOTC standard Clone helmet deforms quite a bit when you put it on the figure, don't kid yourself about that.  The pilot helmet seems to hold up better for what ever reason.  But on the standard clone you'll notice a bump somewhere on the front of the helmet from the nose protruding through.

Regarding the chopper droid, the legs are flimsy.  A sturdier grade of plastic would be very welcome on that.

Both of these droids would be very welcome additions.  I think that Hasbro might opt for the 2-1B droid since they could probably re-use that.  That is if that should happen to be a new 2-1B sculpt.  But I wouldn't mind seeing a ROTS version of 2-1B and a TESB version.

FX-6 would be very cool.  Especially if Hasbro stayed true to the articulation and sculpting that they put into FX-7.

Paris Hilton's rash, I mean.

Sorry, no.  I'm not a woman who scopes out the rags at the supermarket checkout line.

Those are some pretty good choices, but I haven't seen any rumors lists to date for 2008's vintage line.  We were talking about most of those characters as good choices a few pages back, but I think it's still pretty wide open until we hear something from Hasbro.

I don't know if this will go anywhere or not, but on my afternoon toy run I saw numerous 30AC vehicles (V-Wing, Infiltrator, white TIE Fighter) in WM's clearance section.  However the stickers were still for full price ($19.97).  I'm going to keep an eye on those, but considering that the 30+ Vader coin albums are still sitting in the same section for full price, I don't believe they will be reduced any time soon.  They also still had the re-released Obi-Wan and Anakin ROTS Unleashed figures for full price in the clearance aisle...

The reason that you're probably seeing the vehicles at that place in the store is because WalMart's original planogram didn't provide any space for the 30AC vehicles.  Hasbro had to convince WalMart to pick up the vehicles line by making them jealous of Target and Toys R Us's sales numbers.  So now you'll see them in odd places like endcaps and clearance sections.

8 and counting.