• Collector case that holds 19 Star Wars Figures
• Includes a compartment for accessories and “secret messages” – As before I have no idea why they included this
• Can be used as a rifle and has a see-through scope that doubles as a handle

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Yet another figure carrying case. A bit more imagination in this one over the Bandolier Strap at least. I have heard a number of collectors who made interesting uses out of this toy including a Jedi Killing Long Distance Rifle and also, when opened, a Jabba Sail Barge. We really had a fun time with these toys and using our vivid imaginations making use of everything around us. Fun times indeed!

• Put figure into harness under glider
• Attach boulders by placing loop over action lever hook
• Drop rocks or bombs on enemy targets by activating the boulder drop lever

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Another really cool Ewok piece straight from Return of the Jedi for the Mini Rigs.

• Load Ewok Assault Catapult by turning the crank
• Pull the string when ready to fire
• Adjust the catapult arm tip to make sure shots higher or lower

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Kenner took the Mini-Rigs in a slightly different direction here with these next two by both reducing the price point and making them Ewok centered. Actually really cool toys like all the “Expanded Universe” stuff Kenner did for Star Wars.

• Gravity controlled cockpit
• Spinning Laser Cannons and retractable landing gear
• Opening cockpit for 1 pilot

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An interesting addition to the Mini Rigs line as this vehicle is not like anything in the film and very imaginative.

• Rotating cockpit
• 2 Movable Laser Cannons and adjustable rear sail
• Extendable plank that can be retracted to make figures fall over the side

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Much like the ISP-6 the Desert Sail Skiff had great play value and was a good prelude to the larger Tatooine Skiff (which was not released until the following year).

• Opening Cockpit holds 2 pilots
• Adjustable wing laser cannons
• Wings automatically move into flying position at the push of a button
• Ramp lowers so Action Figures can come on board
• Rear landing gear is retractable
• Side panels pop off for inside play
• Laser sound and light

Force fact:
Two “AA” batteries not included.

The “EPIC” piece of the ROTJ toy line, released as the big Christmas item for 1984 and it was a stunner. Great toy with great playability. This is the absolute best of ROTJ and second only to the AT-AT among the Vehicles and Playsets.

• Set comes with 3 Figures: Sy Snootles, Max Rebo and Droopy McCool
• Includes Piano, 2 Microphones and Saxophone

Force fact:
There was some debate in my mind as to whether to include these three with the figures or with the Vehicles and Playsets. They do come on an oversized blister card/window box and are figures but in the end I decided they are part of the Boxed items given their packaging and accessories.

Regardless there were three more figures to inhabit Jabba’s domain. As seen in the photo on the package these are the correct, unaltered versions of the trio before the abominable changes of the special, butchered, altered and ruined re-re-re releases of the film.

• Push lever on Rancor’s Back to open his jaw
• Has movable legs and wrists
• Spread spring loaded arms snap back in position

Force fact:
The Rancor Monster was largest Creature released by Kenner from the films. Great toy that is quite movie accurate (for the 1980s) and a great addition to the line.

• Opening Cockpit holds 1 pilot and is gravity controlled
• Rear Engine Pod turns to move Wings into Attack Position
• Retractable landing gear
• Laser sound and light

Force fact:
Two “AA” batteries not included.

The B-Wing was prominent in the movie Return of the Jedi and new to the franchise. Lucas always introduced new Vehicles and environments into his Star Wars films. The B-Wing Fighter was the latest innovation added to the Rebel Alliance’s arsenal.

• Working Crane
• Torture hook/Branding iron holds droids upside down
• Set comes with 3 new figures: Amanaman, EV-9D9 and Barada

Force fact:
This was the last of the Figure included Playsets done by Kenner. This one included 3 of the 1985 POTF Figures for the Christmas holiday. Often referred to as the POTF Dungeon as opposed to the earlier Jabba Dungeon this set was indeed released in ROTJ and does not have the POTF logo. Many collectors do not realize this was a 1984 release set, many months before the POTF line hit stores the following year.

Kenner reused the mold to the base of the previous Dungeon (just changed the color again) to make this toy. Like previous items that included figures this was released early in the line and was, at the time, a Sears exclusive.