If you could have ONE piece to represent Star Wars, what would it be?

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TRU Falcon AKA "Millennium Falcon Extraordinaire" is a nice piece if you have the room. Not many around that pop up.
 
I don't know if this counts but it would be my life-size sandtrooper (TD) armor, backpack and all the weapons.
 
If it was up to me and I was RICH, it would have been the lifesize C3PO and R2D2. That would be the done deal to represent Star Wars and EVERYBODY knows who those guys are.

But, I honestly only own 3 items total concering Star Wars, as big as a fan as I am and they are all I need to "represent" Star Wars for me.

They are : Darth Vader and Obi Wan PF's, squaring off in the duel.

And YODA, life size bust.

For me, that's nuff said.
 
Ginos's Vader

Really hope the Sideshow 1:2 scale looks somewhat close to Gino's work.
 
I have to take things like size into account. A full scale or 1/2 scale just won't work for me.

For me the perfect Star Wars represenative should be the R2 and 3PO premium formats that are on the way. They are Star Wars IMO and let's face it R2 - D2 is the biggest hero of them all.

Yes I love everything about Star Wars OT and I like a few things about the PT. But it's R2 and 3PO that have always been the thing I think of when I think Star Wars. Much of that I am sure had to do with the marketing at the time SW came out. I mean those two were plastered on everything. Plus I saw the film when I was five so of course I liked the two child friendly characters the most.
 
This is waiting for me when I get home....this might be my ONE piece til I get the EFX Tie.

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I think Vader is the character who represents the Star Wars universe the most so a statue of Darth Vader would be my choise. The Cinemaquette or a legendary scale figure.
 
It would be a tough choice between my Vader PF and my Farmboy Luke PF.

Neither are my favorite--that's a choice between the Boba Fett PF and the Speeder Bike PF. But most representative would probably be Luke or Vader. Luke looking into the sunset and yearning for adventure is probably the most iconic image of the saga for me.
 
I am very fond of my Star Wars movie posters (style A especially) and my MR ANH Han Solo Blaster.

The Blaster is extra cool in that they didn't have to add orange warning paint (due to it being based off a pre-1900's gun) and also has a working trigger and hammer, unlike the ESB Han Blaster. Something about either manufactured gun replicas or shipping gun replicas cannot have moving trigger or hammer pieces. The ANH blaster was built in the USA.
 
I can add the real deactivated British Sterling Mk4/L2A3 SMG Stormtrooper blaster profesionally upgraded with genuine M-40 Tank scope on it, and accurate T-tracks to my list of important pieces in ones collection to represent Star Wars. A Stormtrooper blaster cannot get better than this, except having a really screen used one from ILM archives.



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