New Disney Star Wars figures.
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That is just amazing! Your collection contantly amazes me! Thank for the photo.
Yeah, I showed my son your photo and he thought they were some kind of PVC set of figures. When I pointed to our Mr. Toad and King Louie Big Figs and told he that they were THAT size, his jaw literally hit the floor.
I think he wants to save up for one now to put in his room.
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That is just amazing! Your collection contantly amazes me! Thank for the photo.
Yeah, I showed my son your photo and he thought they were some kind of PVC set of figures. When I pointed to our Mr. Toad and King Louie Big Figs and told he that they were THAT size, his jaw literally hit the floor.
I think he wants to save up for one now to put in his room.
thanks for the nice words. The loft is 20 feet tall and the big figs are sitting on top of the 10 foot shelves 10 feet up from the ground so without a point of reference for scale it looks like those are 5 or 6 inch tall figurines on top of a bookshelf. Here's an old photo (I need to take new photos) of the same room from a different perspective before I had put the SW Big Figs up on top of the shelves to the left in this photo. The shelves on either side are 10 feet tall and 30 inches deep. The space between each 2 shelves is one foot. In the back center, you can see a life size Yoda about 12 feet up in the air standing on a concrete beam. On the table in the back, you can make out a tiny statue on the right side of the table behind the black chair. That is the Sideshow Premium Format Disney Evil Queen. That will give you an idea of the scale of the room. On that table are many Sideshow Star Wars PF statues. In the front of the photo, there is a Western themed Disney chess set on the coffee table sculpted by Disney Legend Ralph Kent. This is one of 3 connecting lofts (this is the center loft in the photo). On the left behind the stairs you can just make out the entrance into an adjacent loft. Each loft is two floors and each has 2,000 sq ft for a total of 6,000 sq ft. I don't live here, this is where I keep my collection. The place is named Pegasus Loft after the little black Pegasus from Fantasia.
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"The Pegasus Loft... a place where a collector can REALLY dream big!"
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"The Pegasus Loft... a place where a collector can REALLY dream big!"
Yes, one of the best things about the loft is that there is plenty of shelf space for collections to grow and grow.
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I love the Disney Star Wars Big Figs. I have Jedi Mickey, Darth Maul Donald and Donald in Carbonite. I wish I had several more of them, although I do have the Mickey Indiana Jones and Mickey Jack Sparrow Big Figs.
I have Jedi Mickey and Darth Maul Donald displayed together in a duel with a uniques case just for those two.
Lucky for me, SW (primarily), POTC, Indy, and Disney toons are my focus, so the cross-overs are perfect.
I have Jedi Mickey and Darth Maul Donald displayed together in a duel with a uniques case just for those two.
Lucky for me, SW (primarily), POTC, Indy, and Disney toons are my focus, so the cross-overs are perfect.
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I came REALLY close to buying that Jedi Mickey Big Fig on my last Xmas trip to WDW. It was one of the few Big Figs I saw at any of the parks. They had a year end sale 20% off... and coupled with an employee discount I had at my disposal at the time... I would have netted him for just under $60! But it was at the end of my trip and I had spent WAY beyond my budget on stuff already. Plus, I would have to pay for shipping it back home in Oregon or pay for the extra check in at the airport which would have been about the same price.
In the end I passed on it.
I LOVE that Donald Duck as Darth Maul Big Fig! I wish I purchased those Big Figs when they first came out (especially Mickey as Anakin), but I just couldn't afford it at the time. Now, they are even MORE out of range. I did pick up recently a bobblehead of both Donald as Maul and Mickey as Anakin at Tatooine Traders. Funny, I have both those pins as well.
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They are only sold at Disney theme parks and most are now sold out. Best way to get them is to find a reputable ebayer that will ship to you.
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If anyone is interested i have several Star Wars Big Figs i am trying to unload on the for sale section.
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cute 
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Looks like there is an alternative to the Big Figs this year at Star Wars Weekends:
They are roughly 10" tall (Goofy is 17") and retail for a whopping $99.95. No mention as to what they are made of... I'm assuming plastic. They have a edition size of 1977, of course. Also there is collectible pin that comes with each figurine.
Not sure if I'm going to bite on this. I did miss out on the Big Figs... which seem to be a steal comparitively. If only Mickey was dressed as a Jedi or Anakin it would be a must buy for sure. Both of the Donalds (Stormtrooper and Maul) are fairly tempting.
They are currently available for preorder at (with shipping and handling added to the base price):
https://psc.disney.go.com/eventserv...nt/wdw_starwarsweekends2011_originalart1.html
What do you guys think?
They are roughly 10" tall (Goofy is 17") and retail for a whopping $99.95. No mention as to what they are made of... I'm assuming plastic. They have a edition size of 1977, of course. Also there is collectible pin that comes with each figurine.
Not sure if I'm going to bite on this. I did miss out on the Big Figs... which seem to be a steal comparitively. If only Mickey was dressed as a Jedi or Anakin it would be a must buy for sure. Both of the Donalds (Stormtrooper and Maul) are fairly tempting.
They are currently available for preorder at (with shipping and handling added to the base price):
https://psc.disney.go.com/eventserv...nt/wdw_starwarsweekends2011_originalart1.html
What do you guys think?
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Nice!!! 
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Donald as Maul shall be mine!!
Question though, do you have to attend the SWW to get these?
Or can you order them and get them shipped?
!Donald as Maul shall be mine!!
Question though, do you have to attend the SWW to get these?
Or can you order them and get them shipped?
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Nice!!!
Donald as Maul shall be mine!!
Question though, do you have to attend the SWW to get these?
Or can you order them and get them shipped?
No you don't... follow the above link to order now.
Yeah, that Maul is VERY tempting!
Those are awesome but way to expensive!
That being said...
I'll get them if I can...
That being said...
I'll get them if I can...
If anyone is looking to sell a Darth Goofy Big Fig, I would be very interested in purchasing. Thanks [email protected]
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I don't know what it was about the "Medium Figs" but when I saw them, for some reason they actually looked a little bigger than the estimated sizes.
$100 seems like a lot, but they look really good in person.
$100 seems like a lot, but they look really good in person.
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