We have some old star wars action figures from like the 1970's but we have alot, like 25... including darth vadar, CP30, R2D2, storm troopers and some other reconizable alien action figures. We also have a few ships, including the melinum falcon. So we

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There are three important concepts when it comes to vintage Star Wars toys:

CONDITION, CONDITION, CONDITION.

Anything MINT in the original SEALED package will be worth 10 or 100 times more than the same toy in dirty, played-with

I want to know where I can find photos of star wars action figures?

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try here !
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&am p;q=star+wars+action+figures&btnG=Se arch+Images

The bands that hold many of the Star Wars action figures and their accessories in the packaging isn't a simple rubber band. They have enormous stretching ability and a great memory. In addition, the material is quite strong. I would love to be able to

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Having bought Star Wars figures, I know the stuff you mean. It's thin, clear, round and while stretchy, often in tiny loops to hold a blaster or such in place. It really doesn't seem to be the same material as a rubber band and I've never seen it for