Star Wars The Vintage Collection Endor Bunker, Return of the Jedi 9.5 cm Playset & Action Figure

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The paint job of the Endor Bunker is rather excellent. It appears to be the correct color, gray, and you’ll find collections of dirt and darker shadowing to give it a natural look. Although we’re a bit bugged that it’s still too small, it’s notably more significant than the 1997 release, and we’re sure that collectors will enjoy recreating displays from the film. The Battle of Endor is one of the most exciting battles in Star Wars, and this playset allows us to host the base of the battle in our collections. You can create a diorama incorporating the Ewok Village to complete the look if you’re so inclined, but this playset holds up well. And the more action figures you display around it, the more wondrous it becomes. (We need so many more Ewoks now…. and Rebel Commandos!) Guess we won the war after all." ―An unidentified rebel trooper upon seeing the remains of the shield generator bunker [11] Binary Liquid and Protective Liquid Coating are two Death Watch mob dropped components that are required for Crafting Mandalorian Armor (including respective dropped BH piece and Alum Mineral). The objective of farmers within Death Watch Bunker is finding a suitable area to farm Death Watch named mobs until these components drop.

Note Smuggler Alliance PILOTS: You can also gain access to Jabba's Throne Room by talking to the Tatooine Space Station and finishing Lady Valerian's mission. Because of the bug created by Update 8, you MUST complete her mission BEFORE you take the "Kill the Imperial Ace" mission.) Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor's forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the Empire's second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan. BUILD THE ICONIC SCENE: This Star Wars The Vintage Collection playset combines with additional playsets to create a full scene inspired by Star Wars: Return of the JediPremium Articulation: Highly Articulated With A Fully Poseable Head, Arms, And Legs, The Included Endor Rebel Commando (Scout Trooper Disguise) Collector Figure Is A Great Addition To Any Collection

The playset itself is well detailed and looks to have retractable double blast doors, enabling you too recreate your favorite scenes from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

PREMIUM ARTICULATION: Highly articulated with a fully poseable head, arms, and legs, the included Endor Rebel Commando (Scout Trooper Disguise) collector figure is a great addition to any collection The double doors stay closed thanks to excellent design. The structure snaps together like the previous release, but the parts fit together snugly, and pressure doesn’t force it to collapse under pressure. The Endor Bunker stays intact, thankfully, and you can work the features like the sliding doors while maintaining the integrity of the Endor Bunker. Hasbro also worked in an opening console panel, and it’s the one Han Solo busted open to hotwire the door during the thrilling ground battle on Endor. They also added a swivel lid to the datalink that R2-D2 first tried to access to open the doors. These details are much appreciated, and we’re grateful that Hasbro took the time to add some incredible detail to a playset that is technically boring by itself. The interactivity makes it interesting.

Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the shield generator for the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan. ENDOR BUNKER: Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the shield generator for the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan Category: Vintage Collection, Star Wars: Fan Celebration STAR WARS: THE VINTAGE COLLECTION ENDOR BUNKER With a beautiful new miniature to add to your battlefields and a unique new scenario, the Imperial Bunker Battlefield Expansion adds even more variety to your games of Star Wars: Legion! As for the bunker, I similarly felt that it wasn’t worth it for Hasbro to make an all new one, but I understand that they already gave a lot of love to Jabba in recent years, so Endor needed a boost as well. I probably would have preferred something modular for Home One, so I could display the 30-something figures from the briefing scene. The images released from the reveal were nice, but didn’t enthrall me, and while the Disguised Rebel figure was neat, we already had one of those as well.

Star Wars The Vintage Collection 3.75 Inch Playset - Endor Bunker

Endor Bunker: Located At An Imperial Outpost On Endor's Forest Moon, The Endor Bunker Housed The Empire's Second Death Star. To Breach Its Walls, The Rebels Devised A Plan Solo and his team entered the bunker, laid the explosive charges, and set the timer. While they hurriedly ran out of the bunker, Imperial Storm commando Sarkli tried to stop Solo from escaping, but ended up shot near the entrance. [4] Solo continued out of the bunker and took cover shortly before it exploded, destroying the shield generator and allowing the Rebel fleet to begin their assault on the Death Star. [2]

While the newness of Hasbro’s “celebration” of ROTJ may be underwhelming, they have covered Endor pretty nicely recently (even before the 40th) with more still to come, including this bunker, the Speeder Bike, the AT-ST and Chewbacca, Endor Han, Leia, Luke, Paploo, Teebo, and the AT-ST Driver. There are also some Endor “adjace” characters like Palpatine and his throne room, removable helmet Vader, Nien Nunb, Admiral Piett, and Moff Jerjerrod.

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The Empire built the second Death Star in secret above the lush forest moon of Endor, located on the fringes of settled space in a far corner of the galaxy. To protect the battle station during construction, Imperial engineers placed a shield generator on the moon’s surface, controlled from a bunker. Scout troopers patrolled the woods on speeder bikes, but their precautions perfunctory: the Empire dismissed Endor’s native Ewoks as meter-high primitives that posed no threat. Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan. While the Imperial bunker can be easily incorporated into the fabric of any Star Wars: Legion battle, the secrets it contains are likely to be of value to both sides and the Imperial Bunker Battlefield Expansion gives you the power to make it the central focus of a new, two part battle. Six battle cards put the bunker at the very center of the battlefield, setting the stage with unique deployments, objectives, and conditions that give both sides different objectives to complete.