Star Wars Black Series Snowspeeder with Dak Ralter The Empire Strikes Back Hasbro Review 

Oh man, looking up at my parents wondering if they got batteries too, only to see them holding a stack of various sizes.

@@TheFwoosh Golden days, Robo. Golden days.

I still have a pic of me with my pop under the tree with a fully assembled ESB kenner falcon circa 1982.

@@RandomStuffGarage619 brilliant, Christopher. I got a lot of play out of that toy. And the Kenner Snowspeeder, with the light-up canons 🙂.

I got the same toy years latter 5 to be exact the kid before me hated it but for a black kid in the hood that adored starswars i was in love been a fan ever since!

and vulturedroids *-* a vader tie -fighter would be great too and a at-st.... i print my own aat

Hmm let's see, the Black Series Snowspeeder is 48cm while the "real" snowspeeder is 5.3m... so about 1-11. An AT-AT is 22.5m high, so it'd be... about 2m. Or 6.5 ft in freedom units. Get on it, Hasbro!

@Luke Skywalker99 and with haslab it is not * completely * out of the question!

@Luke Skywalker99 the 4” figure scaled AT-AT is $500. It’d probably be more like $950

Make it a build a figure but not figure where like the foot comes with a deluxe figure, part of the leg with another That could lower the overall price

@Sod White Technically, US Customary Units are not Imperial. The Imperial system was created 30 years after the US adopted its units, which were based on the pre-Imperial British system. And then around the dawn of the 20th Century they were partially metrified, and again in 1960. So now they're a weird hodgepodge used in only one country. Pedantry FTW!

There have been a few Daks throughout the history of the line. What I'm wondering, however, is if Hasbro needs permission from the actors to create a scan of their face 30 years after the fact and use it. We all know that the stars of the movies signed their likeness away, but who knows if the bit characters did?

I'm sure Lucas had all of that covered, I've never heard of any likeness rights issues with Star Wars.

The Fwoosh they exist with some females in the cantina.

Absolutely knows when he gets his royalty checks.

The Fwoosh I agree

Thank you, I appreciate that!

Haha step 1: get older lol

First i was like what are you smoking that ship is massive. Then i realized you mean Phantom not Ghost. Im idiot i know

The TIE fighter saw some discounts but I'm not sure if this will sit around like that one. Now that I think about it, I haven't seen this in a store. But definitely worth it, and watch out for the rabbit hole that is Star Wars collecting!

I never thought a single AT-AT leg could be a VERY cool way to display it! Just use some black bendy wire as tow hook cable and wrap around the leg and trail behind the speeder... Oh man I need to build that!!!

They already made (A Black series) AT-ST.. $34 New on Ebay. An it's way cheaper than the Crap Junk (much smaller) Mandalorian one. _"They could make one for $175" !!!!_ Huh? WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT..

I see all! And I appreciate it!

Electronics would have probably doubled the cost. I am good with the choice of keeping cost down.

That's where I am too, I really want full range but then I'm only going to see his head and shoulder 90% of the time.

Is it a poor design though? It's really not a huge deal if a figure can't kick it's own ass even though it's been a running joke on here forever. Like we both said, we like the look and hopefully they take it case by case like they seem to be doing. Most Star Wars characters don't need to ninja kick and get a 4 point Spider-Man stance.

@@TheFwoosh hell, I can't even kick my own ass

@@TheFwoosh I'm fine with it in cases like this or Count Dooku where the character has baggy pants and doesn't need to be extremely acrobatic anyway, but I think it's unacceptable to regress to single-jointed knees on figures like the upcoming clone and stormtrooper that have armor plates to hide the joints anyway and need more poseability. With armored characters (especially the clones), I think the double joints with the armor plate attached to the knee/elbow look better and more natural anyway, in addition to being more functional of course. My concern is that it doesn't seem like they are taking it case by case, it seems like they're trying to transition to that for every figure to cut costs (obviously you have more connections and know more people at Hasbro than I do, so please correct me if I'm wrong there). Out of the entire first wave with the new packaging, the only figures that don't have single-jointed knees are Darth Vader and Mando, because they reused existing legs for those figures. I'm fine with the single knees on Teebo and Ackbar, but if they're even giving armored characters like clones and stormtroopers single knees, I don't see where they would use double joints in the future. To my memory, Zeb is the only new mold revealed recently that actually has double knees, and he's been in production for a lot longer than the other figs to my understanding. My only hope is that they'll take the pinless tech they're starting to use on Legends and implement it into their Star Wars stuff and we'll get more double-joints with that.

theavengingewok the clone trooper could barely lift his leg because of the armor. what was one supposed to do with double knees if you couldn’t get him in a kneeling pose anyway? it was even worse for stormtroopers.

For that $120 Price, Yup!

That was my feeling too. I love it, but it could really benefit from some lights and sounds.

They were giving the TIE Fighter away a couple years ago. Too bad it was the ST one.

what if the AT AT turns around... or someone hops out with a blaster cannon.... or darth vader gets irritated and goes out their to force choke someone, just imagine him running into Luke on the icey snowfield... screaming SOooon Come to PAPA!!!! Chasing him with wide open arms as luke runs in abject horror

Same. Don't see why they wouldn't make one. Would have to light up the thrusters. Would be an instant sell out

Self tapping hooks and fishing line! Its how I had my BMF up. Just make sure you hit studs!!! (My falcon didnt fall, I moved to a new house lol)

Who want to look at the bottom of it though.......

@@latestred6510 angle it downwards a bit

@@latestred6510 yeah you hang it tilted like its banking. I did it with my BMF falcon it looked awesome.

Jeez, the AT-AT would be the size of a horse.

@@REB3L108 😆😆 a tiny horse the cost of a full horse... Has haslab written all over it, lol...

Fat heads needs to rescue us with an AT-AT wall decal. Their death star II decal is a GREAT backdrop for my 3.75 ships.

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 I am placing my bet on a haslab ecto-1.

@@RandomStuffGarage619 loll 😆 both it is