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Star Wars T-shirt with Star Wars logo in Japaneese style. Made of 100% cotton.
Date for arrival: 2010
Star Wars T-shirt in gray and a little red. 100%cotoon.
Gentle Giant has done it again. This time the amazing statue portrayes Boba Fett as he transports Han Solo in Carbonite to Jabbas palace.
"The Bounty Hunter’s Prize! Han Solo frozen in Carbonite and floating along side his captor, Boba Fett. The Bounty Hunter is flanked by two accompanying Stormtroopers as Fett leads the way, anticipating the reward for his newly frozen victim. Painstakingly crafted and cast in high quality poly-stone no detail was over looked. Each figure stands approximately 18 cm tall and is keyed into a themed display base boasting an 28 cm diameter. Frozen in suspended animation, Han Solo appears to levitate above the base. This strictly limited edition collectible comes complete with a matching, hand numbered certificate of authenticity."
Date for arrival: August 2010
The legions of the undead are here. Nothing can prepare the galaxy for what lies waiting aboard a seemingly abandoned, derelict Star Destroyer. Amidst its vast creaking emptiness the unknown is lurking and the dead are slowly rising: soulless, unstoppable, and unspeakably hungry. This elite Stormtrooper is infected with more than just the dark side. At 16 cm this remarkably horrifying 1/6th scale mini-bust is crafted in heavy, high quality poly-stone, featuring detachable armor plates revealing the morbid decay of the Imperial walking dead. Accurately sculpted with detailed and distressed armor, then hand painted to Gentle Giant’s always exacting specifications. This fine collectible is a limited edition. Each piece is individually numbered with matching certificate of authenticity and includes a complete Paperback edition of Joe Schreiber’s Star Wars horror novel : DEATH TROOPERS.
Date for arrival: november/december 2010
