• Collector case that holds 24 Star Wars Figures
• Sticker sheet of the original 21 Figures
• Flip over the 2 cases and they are an excellent display stand!

Force fact:

This was a popular item that sold well as it was released in all three movies. Among the Vehicles and Playsets only the Millennium Falcon can also make that claim (the X-Wing and Tie Fighter were changed in their later releases but they did appear in all three movie releases in one form or another).

• Collector base for 12 Star Wars Figures with lever to swivel the figures
• Sticker sheet of the original 12 Figures
• Space Scene Backdrop

Force fact:
Original available for $2.00 plus 2 Proof of Purchases or Free with 12 POPs via mail in a plain brown box from an offer on the back of the original 12 Back Figures. Later in 1979 it was released in stores in a picture box.

• Star Wars Display Stand
• Star Wars Club Membership Card and Stickers
• Included a coupon for the first Four Star Wars to be mailed between February and June 1978

Force fact:
The infamous “promise” sold by Kenner during Christmas 1977 as they could not get the figures into stores in time for holiday buying.

• Build up to 5 different robots at the same time
• Robot building instruction blueprint booklet included
• Build your own R2-D2 (set includes the only third leg R2-D2 produced)

Force fact:
The Base for this set was reused by Kenner in the 2 different Jabba Dungeon sets

• Move tail and head moves from side to side
• Removable reins and saddle
• Trap door fits most Star Wars Action Figures

Force fact:
10 1/4 inches long with movable legs

• Elevator holds 2 figures
• 2nd floor Trash Chute
• 1st floor Trash Compactor
• Foam “Trash”
• Trash Monster
• Rotating Laser Cannon seats 1 figure
• Retractable 3rd floor Bridge
• Rope Swing
• 4th floor Tractor Beam controls

• Cardboard Jawa Sandcrawler
• Tatooine Base
• Escape Pod

• Remote Control
• Elevator
• Roof Hatch
• Side Door
• Ramp

Force fact:
Two “D” batteries and two 9-volt batteries not included.