The Vintage Rebellion Podcast 2016 and beyond

Great stuff Richard, I look forward to hearing Christians interview on this month's episode

hell I'm still stoked that I got a mention on the last episode, glad you guys liked the Vader bath towel so much. It was actually a gift from a very generous friend of mine  

like the other guys have already mentioned, thanks Richard and Jez for your very kind support of our fledgling forum    

I just finished the rapid fire section.  Christian, you need to learn the names of the Ewoks.

I think you need to re-think your answer about who you most resemble.  Just need a beard trim & comb the hair the other way.    

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being stuck with the whole Fonzie lookalike thing I shouldn't laugh ........ but thats friggin hilarious Clint

Christian, How do you feel about a cosplay costume for CE3, when you meet up Richard, Stu, Grant, Jez and the rest of the crew?

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Thanks again for another great podcast. It had wax sculpts, books, SW video chat and an interview with "Bobby Fett and the Great Pit of Carnoose"

You should add that great banner you have over on SWFUK. That was a fantastic bit of art work.

Damnnnnnnnnnnnnn you guys have nailed it! I do look like bloody General Madine. Christ I'm getting old....

James I showed my wife your Chewie photoshop job and she couldn't stop laughing!!!!!!

Hi guys, delighted to introduce episode 24 with the awesome [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] as our main guest this month.

On this month's Vintage Rebellion Podcast it's UK meets US as Chivecast host Stephen Danley joins the Rebellion to talk Focus Collecting, Chivecast and his Collection of Capacitance amongst many other things, whilst Grant welcomes Cathy Kendrick to the show on this months oddballs to discuss Star Wars Trading Cards.
On this months Newest Acquisitions Jez discusses item's purchased by the community over the last month including ESB 18 back Meccano Boba Fett, ATL Interceptor and an exciting discovery surrounding a 15" Darth Vader.  As well as many other items, Marco Jay joins the NA to chat about his Lily Ledy Boxed Snow Speeder that he's recently acquired.
As well as all this Pete picks through the highlights of the recent Vectis Auction and Rich chats Mailer Mysteries, 12 inches and Fett rockets in Rebel Briefings.
All this plus much more on the Vintage Rebellion, enjoy the show!!!

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Thank you Vintage Rebellion Podcast for yet another great Episode!

And on a personal note, also thanks for letting me chat a bit about the Lili Ledy ''Snow Falcon''.
I really enjoyed it with you guys.

Cheers
Marco

Just started listening to this. Seriously loving it already.

Really looking forward to seeing the podcast tables turned on Mr Danley and of course will be cool to see how one of very own goes

I haven't listened to most of the edited podcast as my gf was in hospital for a few days after a horse riding accident so I'm going to enjoy listening to this mostly fresh. I was slightly dubious about including interviews in NA (not that I doubted Marco would be brilliant) but wondered about length, format, breaking up format etc.... Have to say it was awesome having him on, his knowledge ripped our notes apart and it was bloody brilliant. It's something we're going to do a bit more of in future. If anyone has a new item, and they're available for a 10 minute chat about it please tag one of us.

Guys, Another great show.

First, Well done Jez.  For completing the marathon in 5 hrs 00 min 26 sec.  And raising £5,000 for "Make a Wish Foundation".   From the pictures that I've seen, the crowds seemed to love the running Stormtrooper.  Will you dress up for another marathon?

Richard, I'm a trading card collector myself.  So if you ever have any questions.  Just let me know.

I was jotting down a few notes, but can't for the life of me, remember why everyone was jumping on the band wagon of "Team Jez"

The interview with Steve "P vs. B" Danley was great.  I love hearing the cross over shows.

It was also funny hearing everyone giggle, every time someone mentioned "Jabba's Goons"

Grant's interview with Cathy about all the different trading cards, was my highlight of the show.  I've used her web site for years, not so much lately. I used to browse the "community" section, looking for cards.  I can confirm that the Canadian O-Pee-Chee card packs came with stickers.  They however are identical to the Topps stickers.  The Canadian SW OPC set #3 (orange), also has an actual error card.
I did learn something from the interview.  I never knew that the uncut sheets of cards were a mail away promotion.  That is a fantastic bit of information.

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Keep up the great work, and I'm looking forward to the next podcast.

We've done it again!!!!

I urge you to give us a go, our podcast generally last between 4-5 hours but we only do one a month so you have plenty of time to listen to them.
We have been going for 2 years and are things appear to be going from strength to strength. We’ll all be at Celebration Europe, we are doing a live cooperation recording with Gus (representing the Chive Cast), and both Grant and i are involved with additional panels, Grant is on the collecting Track.
Our latest podcast is episode 25. We were originally called the SWFUK podcast, episodes 1-13 were all produced as the SWFUK, however after our live podcast stage and fan table at Anaheim last year we listened to the feedback and changed our name to reassure people that you didn’t need to be a Brit to listen and we were completely independent of all forums/facebook groups etc. Episode 14- the present are in the new format. All podcasts are still available.

We pride ourselves on packed shows where the majority of voices you hear are from our guests, and boy do we have a lot of them. I also almost always include items from the TXI Artoo projector thread.

This is what waits you in Episode 25

A month out from Celebration Europe and the Vintage Rebellion boys hit you with their longest podcast to date!

The show is packed with guests from start to finish and there truly is something for every collector in this months show. Marc Hockley is the guest interview this month as he discusses his collecting history, life size figures, 12 inch figures and his love of trade catalogues, along with many other items and stories along the way.
Continuing along the 12 inch discussion, 12 inch king pin Lee Bullock joins Grant Criddle for this months Oddballs whilst Pete Davis chats with both Mete Akin regarding Uzays and gets an update from Star Wars tracker main man Jared Cope.
On this months Rebel Briefings the Rebellion are joined by THREE guests! Stephane Faucourt joins Richard to discuss his latest Meccano book, Craig Spivey joins the team again to chat about his collection going on view for the public and Simon Graham chats with grant regarding the amazing Biker Scout helmet designs which will be on show at Celebration Europe. Talking of Celebration, the team announce giveaways, panels and the booth that we will all be involved in at the event.
And as if that wasn't enough guests Oliver Sudweeks joins me in the New Acquisitions to speak about his stunning Pink Poncho Leia carded sample and gives us some informative background on the item. Also on this months NA the team discuss AT-ST Walker's, Jawas, Diecast, Acamas masks amongst many other items.
Not only our longest show but probably our most action packed show too! Enjoy!

Thank you TXI, sorry about the ramble

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Jez, thanks for the update. Sounds like a great show, and I'll start listening to it tomorrow morning, when I start work.

That was another fantastic show guys. Thanks for bringing back Lee Bullock, to explain the plastic discolouration & leaching of the ABS & PVC plastics. It was great to here Mete Akin & the Uzays, but was shocked to hear that he and his family were in a car accident while in Turkey. I hope that they are doing well & recovering.
It was great to here Oli talking about the carded pink poncho Leia, and all the other great guests you had on.

Have a great time in London at CE3, and I'm looking forward to seeing pictures of the postcards & fanzine. Oh, keep an eye open for some of the TXI team that will be there.

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Halfway through the last podcast. Great so far. Your swag sounds ridiculously good.

I'll do my best to make it to your live podcast session.

Thanks guys......... what we've revealed so far is here....

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Richard, very cool swag mate Great stuff

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That's a fantastic amount of swag. Well done guys.

Great meeting the podcast team at CE3!

Can't believe Grant, Stuart and Pete all won a Tantive droid at the same time!

Lunatics....

Didn't get a photo with Rich unfortunately.

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That's fantastic. I hope they enjoy the droids.

Looks like "The Vintage Rebellion" table was a lot of fun.

The boys put out another podcast, just before leaving for CE3.  It was great to listen to Oli and his pink poncho Leia & his other pre-production pieces.

I'll be looking forward to seeing if you all can get a plush Ewok, before the end of the year.

After listening to Tom Berges, I had to check out his web site "I grew Up Star Wars".  That is a fantastic web page.
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Pete's interviews with the toy shop owners was fantastic.  We didn't have anything like that close to where I grew up.  I would love to see some pictures, if they are available.

Your interviews with your CE3 swag artists was fantastic.  They did an awesome job on the art work.

And good luck to Richard, in his search for a 12" LL Tusken Raider.

Thanks Clint,

Was great to meet up with Bobby, Chris, Alex and many other forum guys. I've just had another operation on the dreaded ankle yesterday and I'm slowly pulling round. Been a manic few weeks.

richard_h wrote:I've just had another operation on the dreaded ankle yesterday and I'm slowly pulling round.

I hope the recovery goes well & it's a speedy one.