Next up we look at the Saga Legends version of the Boba Fett's Slave I Class II vehicle. Follow the link above to check out this addition to our photo archive.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to grab one for your collection!

Following a weekend of deals, TeePublic has updated their site with even more new Star Wars designs including He's Worth A Lot To Me1 by DrFaustusAU, Paradroid This Is The Droid by haegifrq, and Sorry About The Mess by kartiksekhar. All three are being offered for $14 each. Follow the links above to check them out!

Today we head back to the Star Wars: Rebels Collection of our photo archive to start a new series of updates of all the Class II vehicles. Follow this link to check out the Boba Fett's Slave I Class II vehicle and stay tuned for more updates over the course of this week!

Jordan Hembrough's Toy Hunter show premiers Internationally on Quest on Wednesday at 10pm with two back to back episodes. This season features many cool Star Wars finds, so you won't want to miss out! Follow this link to check out the commercial for this season and if you like winning stuff, you might also be interested in their contest that could score you one of ten Toy Hunter prize bundles.

The folks at Dynamic Forces are now offering up autographed editions of their own exclusive Star Wars #1 cover signed by John Cassaday as well as a signed version of the ultra-limited sketch variant Joe Quesada cover.

It's been one week since Disneyland hosted the first ever Star Wars themed races which means it's just 51 weeks away from the second annual Star Wars Half Marathon Weekend...and that's way too long of a wait.

It's hard to believe the modern era of Star Wars collecting began twenty years ago this year. The Power Of The Force (II) line made its musclebound debut at the 1995 International Toy Fair, and was found at retail the following September. The original card backs, as you likely know, was orange with a silver logo and it were revised to green with a gold logo in 1997, but there was an extremely small transitional release that saw eight debut figures on orange cards with a gold logo in the last weeks of 1996. We've always been fond of this transitional wave and we think they have stood the test of time. Follow this link to have a closer look at this great sub set in the line that started it all.

After seeing his initial eight Classic Pie Eyes designs, we got on Tom Hodges' case about missing the classic Kenner colorway. Thankfully Tom was well on his way to add that version of Boba Fett to the collection. You can grab it in shirt form at TeePublic. If you're interested in these designs, but T-shirts aren't your thing, check out the different Classic Pie Eyes related products he's made available on RedBubble.

TeePublic's massive Star Wars sale ends today at 11:59 PM PST. Follow the link above to get into n the savings while you can!