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It was another outstanding Rebelscum Halloween Costume Contest! Our 12th annual contest, to be exact. As usual, we saw some really terrific entries this year, and narrowing the field down to a select few winners was no easy task. Below you'll find the rules for the contest, along with a complete gallery of entries - and of course our big winners for the year.

Congrats to the winners and a big thanks to everyone who entered!

Costume Contest Winners
A big pat on the back to all the readers who participated in the contest! It was incredibly tough narrowing things down!

We selected the Top Two in the adult and kids category, and a special prize for Most Creative Use of a Severed Hand. We'll be contacting the winners via email shortly.

Adults
1st Place Winner
Bossk
Dan
Prize
Sideshow Collectibles
Darth Talon Premium Format figure
2nd Place Winner
Cad Bane
Wally
Prize
Sideshow Collectibles
Anakin Vs. Asajj diorama
Kids
1st Place Winner
Luke Skywalker (Bespin)
Benjamin
Prize
Sideshow Collectibles
Emperor Palpatine 12" figure - Sideshow Exclusive
2nd Place Winner
Luke Skywalker (Pilot)
Ben
Prize
Sideshow Collectibles
Oversized Darth Vader VCD figure
Best Use of Severed Hand
Winner
"Indiana Solo"
Mick
Prize
Chronicle Books
The Sounds of Star Wars, signed by both J.W. Rinzler and Ben Burtt.

Congrats to all on some outstanding Halloween costumes!

Check out the rest of the costumes in our
2010 Halloween Costume Gallery

Check out the rest of the costumes in our 2010 Halloween Costume Gallery

Please Note: Sideshow Collectibles is offering a limited edition prize for this contest that is not yet available in the warehouses. Please be aware that your prize will not be shipped to you at the close of the contest, but rather when the figure is available. Please allow 4-6 weeks after arrival into the warehouse for final delivery of the prize.

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What if Hasbro were to offer a new line of larger scale figures that put a focus on screen accuracy? The Probe Droid is curious if you'd walk away from the 3 3/4" line in favour of something new that catered more to adult collectors.
I'd be willing to start from scratch.
I'd be into it only if they were super articulated.
I'd only be into it if sculpt and silhouette were the main focus.
I might get a few, but I don't think I'm ready to start something new.
I'm only interested in 3 3/4" figures.
I don't collect the Hasbro stuff.
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