Tag Archives: Special Action Figure Sets

Tonight let’s add the Special 3 Action Figures Obi-Wan Kenobi set. Check out our full Visual Guide by clicking below, and also stop by and read about this set in our full review.

It’s time for another The Vintage Collection Special Action Figure Set addition to the Visual Guides. This time we are adding the must-have Jabba’s Court Denizens 4-pack. Get the full Visual Guide after the jump! We also have a full review of this set in our Review Database.

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Amazon currently has the TVC The Bad Batch Special 4 Action Figures pack marked down to $47.50. Thanks to JTA reader Mark for the alert!

We have another Special Action Figure Set addition to the Visual Guides today. This time we are adding the 2020 San Diego Comic Con exclusive The Vintage Collection 501st Legion ARC Troopers. Click below to visit the complete Visual Guide, and if you want to check out a complete review of this set click here.

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Hasbro suckered us into pay almost $17 each for the same figure three times with the 501st Legion ARC Troopers Special Action Figure Set. But do you care? It’s rare when we get new characters from The Clone Wars, so we should gratefully accept he overcharge, right? (more….)

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JTA reader Craig F. reports in that the TARGET exclusive The Vintage Collection Cave Of Evil Special Action FIgure Set has hit $19.99 on clearance. Get it now if you want it! Unfortunately, it’s still $39.99 online.

JTA reader Ruben J. found The Vintage Collection Cave Of Evil Special Action Figure Set at his local TARGET shelves. Sadly, he couldn’t take them home because of the November 10th street date. But we do have a HUGE image of it to share with you. Your thoughts in the comments please!

Everyone has been wondering when the TARGET exclusive The Vintage Collection Cave Of Evil Special Action Figure Set will go on sale. Well, thanks to JTA reader Ben H. we have the answer. Mark your calendars for November 10th. Use DPCI code 087-16-7492 to locate one for yourself. It retails for $39.99 ($20 more than the original sets did from 2010-2012).

Today we are adding the SDCC exclusive The Vintage Collection Doctor Aphra Comic Set (Special Action Figure Set) to our Visual Guides. Click below to check out our full guide page. Make sure to also check out our full review of this set right here!

MORE NEW FIGURES! You saw our sneak peek. But now it’s time to analyze the contents of the Special Action Figure Set (Doctor Aphra Comic Set) which is a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive. Is it everything it’s cracked up to be? Find out as it’s the focus of our Research Droids Reviews today! Be sure to leave your thoughts in our comments section, vote in the poll or even comment about it on our Facebook page. Click the banner below for the direct link to the review! As always, you can also send your review requests via email if you’d like to see something that we didn’t cover yet.

OK, so the Doctor Aphra Comics Set was an interesting, albeit gimmicky reintroduction to the classic Kenner Special Action Figures Sets of yesteryear. Don’t get me wrong. I am thrilled to see this sub-line out once again, but it’s time to revisit the original sets’ legacy. During the initial run of The Vintage Collection, Hasbro produced many of them for collectors, and all were released as TARGET exclusives. However, we are still five sets short of the sixteen originally produced. Let’s find out what it would take to complete them for us shortly. Click through for more!

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Wow. My mind often wanders about entirely random things. That’s a given. One minute I might be googling if giraffe meat is edible for humans, and then the next moment I might Googling why herbs de Provence is the perfect spice for chicken. I could not stop my brain if I tried from going off on these tangents. I believe all of this stems from my innate curiosity about life in general. Most recently, while doing some work around the house, the fact how significantly prices have changed since The Vintage Collection’s first run in 2010, versus what’s happening with it today, rushed my mind. Then I thought of this….

What $49.99 got you in 2010

What $49.99 gets you in 2018

Need I say more?