Your Latest Pickups........ Volume 3

Very nice piece Chris. That looks almost like it was just unpacked yesterday to set up a display. It always amazes me how items like this can survive in pristine shape for 40 years.

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jawa.57 wrote:i have forget to see my last found in the attic sale

Nicely done Fabrice.   Is it un-opened?

Well done Andy. Those mustard glasses are fantastic.

Commander Clint wrote:

jawa.57 wrote:i have forget to see my last found in the attic sale

Nicely done Fabrice.   Is it un-opened?

Well done Andy.  Those mustard glasses are fantastic.

thanks, no, he is opened, missing only leaflet but i have one in my stock

some lovely pickups in this thread, love seeing all the new additions, lovely mustard glasses Andy, love the artwork on them, nice speeder bike fabrice

thanks

A couple of buttons/badges that I've picked up recently.
The "Ask Me for Your Glasses" is a Burger King employee button, from the ROTJ Glass promotion in 1983.

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And an amazing gift from James, for my custom figure collection.  Thanks brother, it looks fantastic.

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Great badges Clint, and the boshek figure is ace, nicely done James!

grinchy wrote:Great badges Clint, and the boshek figure is ace, nicely done James!

Thanks Ian. There were a few more non-SW buttons in the bulk lots that I got from the Quebec seller. Including a 1978 Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek, & a few French Canadian Coca Cola buttons.

James is getting really good with the putty work.

Commander Clint wrote:A couple of buttons/badges that I've picked up recently.
The "Ask Me for Your Glasses" is a Burger King employee button, from the ROTJ Glass promotion in 1983.

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And an amazing gift from James, for my custom figure collection.  Thanks brother, it looks fantastic.

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That custom is brilliant!!!!!

Well I picked up another item for my grandsons collection, diecast snow speeder needs a good clean but it'll do, only cost a fiver delivered which is good
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grinchy wrote:Well I picked up another item for my grandsons collection, diecast snow speeder needs a good clean but it'll do, only cost a fiver delivered which is good

Ian, that's another great vintage piece for your grandson.

Cheers mate, once he's old enough he will have a good selection of toys, I just pick up the odd bargain here and there

I picked this lot up a couple of weeks ago at a carboot fair. At first i saw the x wing which he said was a £1 il have thanl you. then i noticed a vintage falcoln hatch with unbroken tabs on the table :-) and then i picked up what else i could find on his table. All in total £5 spent woop woop. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

poncho wrote:All in total £5 spent woop woop.

Chris, well done. Is the Probot complete? The Falcon hatch with the tabs, is a great find.

Well done Chris, definitely a bargain price

First congrats to everyone on their pickups, always like this section and fun to see what others are chasing and finding.

This is what happened when I went to a persons house to pick up a Battlestar Galactica Colonial Viper. He had these Star Wars items that he wanted to sell as well. Most of you probably know the rest of this kind of story!!

Congrats David. Those look in fantastic shape.

Thanks Clint, they are in nice shape, a crack on the 1 snowspeeder wing but minimal wear. Was checking out the Slave 1 and heard something rattling around, thought a piece may have be broken in side. Turned it over and shook the piece out and man what a great little bonus.!

Cardnut wrote:Thanks Clint, they are in nice shape, a crack on the 1 snowspeeder wing but minimal wear. Was checking out the Slave 1 and heard something rattling around, thought a piece may have be broken in side. Turned it over and shook the piece out and man what a great little bonus.!

That's always a bonus. It happens more often than you think.

very nice pickups David! and a nice bonus to, well done

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Well done Fabrice. It looks in fantastic shape. I love when they come with the cardboard inserts. Then the legs don't sag.