Also unlike prior launches, these aren’t the slightly cheaper, more all-ages oriented offerings, but rather are part of the newly-returning Vintage Collection, meaning their designed to be (closer) to proper scale, and far more detailed that previous offerings. There’s Luke’s X-Wing (which is OT-based) and Poe’s X-Wing. There were two vehicles present for the launch this year, which marks a serious scaling down from prior years. But, I did come up with enough items to do a week of coverage, so I guess here we go? I’m starting things in the most me way of doing so, with a look at something Poe related, specifically Poe’s X-Wing fighter, and the guy what flies it, Poe Dameron himself. I did actually participate in an early run the morning of (since there were no midnight openings to be had near me), and picked up a whopping two things. Despite a lot of hyping on the part of Disney’s marketing machine, it was just rather anticlimactic. There’s been a definite cooling off of the events and their cultural impact as things have progressed and Triple Force Friday was quite indicative of this. October 4th of this year as Triple Force Friday, the third major film product launch for Star Wars since Disney took over the franchise.

STAR WARS: THE VINTAGE COLLECTION (HASBRO)

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