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What an incredible childhood story! It's tough to believe that such a remarkable narrative could originate from the mind of a 9-year-old. Regardless of its origin, the execution is absolutely fantastic!
Absolutely, it's truly astonishing! It's remarkable how a 9-year-old could conceive such an incredible childhood story. The execution is indeed fantastic, and it's a testament to the young author's creativity and talent. It's a story that captivates and inspires, proving that age is no barrier to storytelling brilliance
My sister chewed off the right hand of my Darth Vader and broke off the head of my Death Star Commander when we were kids. Oddly enough, our dogs we had back then had been well trained to not chew up anything that didn't smell like food, so they didn't ruin any of my toys.
I think I chewed them or a friend of mine, wore them down and then broke them off. It was deliberate, I had multiple Fett's and wanted to use a few for toy torture, but it all went with the storytelling
I see. Thanks for letting us know. I was sure curious about that. I only have one Boba Fett that is true vintage. The other is MOC and from the Retro Collection. I do have a few duplicates of vintage figures though: 2 Jawas in cloth robes, 2 Darth Vaders (one is incomplete and missing a hand), 2 Death Star Commanders (one is missing a head), 2 Obi Wan Kenobis (a gray hair and a white hair because two relatives gave me Bens for Christmas one year. :)), 2 C3POs and 3 Hoth Hans both sets of which have happened due to trades or sales where the other guy was including the Hoth Han in the deal. I used to have 2 Stormtroopers, but one of them got lost long ago, probably in a sandbox. @@jakinthebox1567
Wow! Okay.... This is a bit different from your other videos. Did you cut the Boba Fett figure's hands off with tin snips or something? Who Narrated the video? It sounds different than Jak or DB. Whoever it was did a good job. Narrating a story for a recording isn't easy. I had a Darth Vader action figure that got his left hand chewed off by my sister when we were little. For some reason, I never got a replacement for him back then. When I was a kid, I think I used to pretend that Luke cut it off in a lightsaber duel. I have a nice, complete one now that I got from a friend on Facebook. I keep my original Vader in his TIE Fighter now. I came up with all sorts of stories of my own with my figures when I was a kid too. Sometimes, I'd make sets for them out of packing material, milk crates, paper with backgrounds drawn on them etc. I don't remember any of them in detail, but I remember really getting engrossed in it.
Hey there! Thanks for checking out the video and leaving such a cool comment. You've got quite the action figure history there! As for Boba Fett's hands, let's just say he's been through a lot of battles and has had some, uh, modifications over the years. Tin snips might be part of the story! The narrator was actually a mystery guest star this time, but we're glad you enjoyed their voice. Narrating can be a tricky business, so kudos to them! Your Darth Vader action figure's tale is epic-chewed off hand and all! It's like a scene straight out of a galactic soap opera. And your childhood figure adventures sound awesome, too! DIY sets out of packing material and milk crates? That's some next-level creativity. It's amazing how our imaginations can take us on grand adventures even with the simplest of materials. Thanks for sharing your nostalgic memories with us. May the Force be with your action figures, always
