This 6-inch 501st Legion Clone Trooper is in a gift set at Entertainment Earth right now! It's pretty amazing - the damage deco is some of Hasbro's best, and the blue markings are indeed blue. Read on for more!
This 6-inch C-3PO just hit this year, sporting a red arm from The Force Awakens. There are two flavors of cherry arms - this is the brighter of the two. There's one with two golden arms exclusive to Walgreens, hitting wider distribution as I type this. Have you found yours yet? Should you get this one? Read on!
Walmart's 6-inch Scarif Stormtrooper is a lot like its exclusive 3 3/4-inch version. Heck, it seems if you need one, Walmart.com still has a few. It's a nice figure, with good deco, and you probably wish you could get more of it. Such is the state of army builders in the Disney era. Read on!
If you IM me regularly throughout the work week, odds are you want a Clone Trooper (442nd Siege Battalion) action figure! This exclusive is at Entertainment Earth right now, and you can buy it as part of a set of 4 figures in a nifty slipcase. If you got Christmas Money to spend, read on!
The reality of the Death Trooper may not be as cool as the mystery box provided to us by the marketing, but the armor design is pretty cool. It has two blasters, Darth Vader's belt buckle, and a height above that of normal troopers. Should you pick up this 6-inch Imperial trooper? I assume you already have, but read on!
Captain Cassian Andor is one of the cool new characters in Rogue One, and this version is exclusive to Target. It's an amazing sculpt that really could use a repainted head. It's pretty good otherwise - how many figures have 3-piece blasters? Read on!
Now that I've seen Rogue One, I assume you have too with a look at the 6-inch K-2SO action figure from Hasbro. It's pretty good, and doesn't include a blaster like some early packaged press photos. If you thought he was the best part of the movie, I have little doubt that you'll find him the best action figure. Read on!
Hey kids, it's Darth Maul! In the far-flung futurey past of Star Wars Rebels, he retains his cybernetic lower torso and legs, but has once more lost his shirt. Poor guy just can't keep his shirt on. This is why Darth Maul is the Iggy Pop of outer space. Want to know more about this new figure? Read on!
The Seventh Sister Inquisitor was shown last February at Toy Fair and started hitting stores about a month ago - along with another shirtless Darth Maul, as is the style at the time. She has a miniature droid, a lightsaber, and a removable face mask. She also has the ability to fall over and has eschewed such elements as foot peg holes. Want to know more? Read on!
From Star Wars Rebels, it's Princess Leia Organa! This animated version merges the movies and the McQuarries to give you something new and different and in stores now. Happy hunting! Read on!
This is the first Snowtrooper Officer to be made in Vietnam - and at first glance, it's just a deco variant. But it's not. This is an all-new sculpt - everything is basically in the same place, but the details, the textures, and the sizes of elements have changed. The height is a little different, and you'll notice some pretty significant changes on the bottom of the backpack. Check it out - read on!
It's the Death Trooper! Which is kind of a silly name for a government to employ for its military, but then again we also have a Death Star and such. It's a decent figure with a ridiculous backpack - and it comes in a two-pack with a cool alien. I assume you've bought yours by now. If not, read on!