Star Wars toys clearance pricing

[Megatran]

A thread for Star Wars toys & merchandise at clearance pricing.

[Megatran]

Large size X-wing fighter at Kmart. $34.

[Megatran]

Target currently has the following on sale (not sure if it's clearance prices but pretty darn close):

Black Series Speeder Bike $35
Black Series Jabba the Hutt $35
X-wing A8798 $35
Millenium Falcon $40
Darth Vader voice changer helmet with plastic extendable light saber $15
Ultimate FX light saber $45. But the online Darth Vader light saber is listed at $25.

[5FDP]

Hmmmm.... very tempting to get a big-ass Falcon

[philby]

i saw some boba fett and han in carbonite reduced to 110 at myers

[philby]

i meant 119 i think as someone posted in the other thread, not very fresh news it seems hehe

[Megatran]

Target's 20% off sale is making these items even more tempting.

Target currently has the following on sale (not sure if it's clearance prices but pretty darn close):

Black Series Speeder Bike $35
Black Series Jabba the Hutt $35
X-wing A8798 $35
Millenium Falcon $40
Darth Vader voice changer helmet with plastic extendable light saber $15
Ultimate FX light saber $45. But the online Darth Vader light saber is listed at $25.

[kovert]

Those 6" Biker Scouts shifted pretty quickly at $28 at Target's 20% off sale. Can't say the same for 6" Jabba. I suppose he is a space slug and will not move quickly even at $28.

[Megatran]

I actually prefer Jabba over the Speeder Bike. Considering these were suppose to be higher end collectible items, the box packaging & the see through plastic window is very poor quality. The board grade of the box is too thin & easily bends / creases. Worst if all the thin see through plastic window on the box scuffs & dents far too easily. A nightmare for MISB collector.

[kovert]

I noticed the leftover 6" Jabba boxes in Target were in bad shape. The scuffed plastic has started to crack and the cardboard corners and edges are all soft. Difficult to get a perfect box ('C' ratings?). But stock fillers aren't careful and often damage the packaging before the items even get on the shelves. It's painful to watch.