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Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Captain Enoch (The Vintage Collection). It's part of a troop builder set, and I have got to wonder if we'll see a carded release when Ahsoka returns to the portable screen next year. It's basically the most up-to-date Stormtrooper body available with a few new bits, like a new helmet and a new torso. The gold printing looks pretty good, and Hasbro did a nice job on this partial figure - it's kind of a shame it is locked in a closed white box. Go grab one if you can find the set, it's pretty neat. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios (HasLab, The Vintage Collection). I finally opened this guy just before seeing him make his big-screen debut over the weekend. You did go see The Mandalorian and Grogu, right? Anyway, he was dressed differently in it - but this HasLab version has a great head sculpt, excellent articulation, and a lot of personality. He looks like he's joking around and can be posed to elbow your other figures. I like this one. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Mandalorian Shriek-Hawk (Green and Yellow Chest Armor, Blue Right Shoulder, The Vintage Collection) . There's a new movie tonight - will she be in it? My guess is no, but at least you can see her episodes on streaming and this set is on markdown. It's a very nice figure, made of Bo-Katan bits with new pieces and unique deco. What more can you ask for? Not much. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Imperial Remnant Stormtrooper (Standard, The Vintage Collection). He doesn't have any added gear, but for a repaint it's an impressive figure. The dirty deco comes out of a 4-pack, and if you ask me looks way better than the treatment of the equivalent 6-inch figure. It's the same old mold, but as you can see the paint really makes it look brand new... and old. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: IG-11 (Nevarro Marshal, The Vintage Collection). It's not a new mold, but it's a good mold. It's also a mold that's been on clearance at Ross with more accessories - but it's a really nice redeco, with new accessories. I'm fond of it, because it's not another trooper and because we don't have any other droids painted quite this way. Heck, it's also new enough where you have a non-zero chance of finding one in a store somewhere. The paint isn't exactly like on the show, but you probably also wouldn't notice unless someone pointed it out to you. As such, I'd say this is a good one for fans of The Mandalorian to snag if you can find it. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Imperial Droid (With Probe-Mate Hyperspace Pod, Droid Factory, Boxed). I missed this guy when he insta-sold out last year, but a friend of mine was at the theme park area and saw them for sale - so I got one. It's pretty much the same droid figure we got for the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, but the pod vehicle is new - and one of the first new vehicles from The Empire Strikes Back in a very long time. I would say that alone is worth the purchase, just because you can't exactly go to the store and buy any original trilogy Hasbro vehicles these days. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Marrok (The Vintage Collection). We didn't get one in Ahsoka, so now you can have one from Maul: Shadow Lord! He has a lot of articulation, and his cape. He even has a full lightsaber plus a hilt to stow on his back. They did a nice job with this one, so if you need more Inquisitors you'll want to pick him up. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Poggle the Lesser (The Vintage Collection). His last new figure was about 20 years ago, so this new super-articulated version with more paint and jointed wings is a big improvement. While not a perfect match for what we saw on screen, they got a lot of the details just right. The bracelets could have been a little more chaotic, but the general vibe of the character and the coloration are the best we've had. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: DD-BD (Droid Factory, Carded). A new droid mold? In this economy? It can happen! I really like this little guy, and am thrilled to see something more than repaints or new versions of figures I've had for 30-50 years. If you can find one, I highly recommend picking one up, even if you didn't see Solo: A Star Wars Story. How often do we ever get a completely new Star Wars droid or alien action figure? It's pretty uncommon, so this is truly an exciting new arrival. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Imperial Remnant Stormtrooper (Replaced shin and shoulder, The Vintage Collection). He has two bits of replaced armor, and some of the best dirty/damaged deco I've seen at this size. I was really impressed by this set, especially as Hasbro found a way to make each trooper a tiny bit different - that's really cool. I think it's a set you might want one or two of, and one where I might buy a second set. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Funko Luke Skywalker (Bitty Pop! Arcade Display). Normally we don't look at non-Hasbro items here, but I think this one was too interesting to skip. This set includes a tiny Luke figure with pixel-esque deco, and a tiny plastic box for him, plus a small arcade cabinet loosely inspired by 1980s designs. The cabinet itself is about right, the stick is different, and the graphics seem to be wholly original (but inspired by things you might have seen back then.)

It's neat!

If they made ones that matched Atari art, I'd buy those too. The cabinet is sized to fit with Funko Pop! Vinyl figures or most 2 3/4-inch scale figures, which all have roughly the same size body. I'm not saying to start a new collection, but this is a great little toy for eight dollars. I've seen them in Target, online, and in some indie toy shops. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Airborne Clone Trooper (212th Battalion, The Vintage Collection). This Walmart exclusive is actually showing up in stores, so keep an eye out for a closed-box two-pack with Obi-Wan Kenobi. Is it as good as the 2006 version? Well, it's not worse, but it's different. You may be happy with what you h ave, but if you don't have? This one has a more modern, skinnier sculpt with current articulation. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: CU-28 (Droid Factory, Carded). It's from season 3 of The Mandalorian. Greef Karga's droid pal probably won't appear in the mew movie, but you can see it in the existing episodes. The coloring is great, and it sold pretty quickly. Read on!

Via the Star Wars Galactic Hunter Figure of the Day Blog: Imperial Remnant Snowtrooper (The Vintage Collection). This one takes last year's new Snowtrooper from The Empire Strikes Back, changes up a lot of the colors, and gives it a new, unmasked helmet. It's distinctive! It's not obvious that they're different colors without a side-by-side comparison, but I appreciate the differences and a new helmet and new colors is more than we usually get - so this one is neat. Grab one if you're interested in the post-Empire era. Read on!