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In a short period of time, I’ve rebuilt my Kenner Star Wars collection from its humble new beginnings.

I wanted to build a custom action figure of Han Solo after he had been freed from carbonite in Return of the Jedi (1983), because I don’t like the “Last 17” version of Han Solo in Carbonite Chamber by Kenner (1985) and his NFL linebacker-like appearance (a

One of my favorite Star Wars toys was the Kenner Power of the Force Tatooine Skiff from 1985.

I wanted to display Han Solo in Carbonite more prominently on my Return of the Jedi/Jabba’s Palace shelf of my Star Wars collection.

I decided to dig into these two MRE cases that I bought last year: an MRE Case A (Menus 1-12) with an inspection date of 10/27 and an MRE Halal Meals case with an inspection date of 6/27.

If you have a home hospital bed that needs to be relocated easily but can’t find unthreaded caster wheels, this guide might be helpful to you.

While I was in Georgia visiting my parents this past month, I acquired a few more Star Wars action figures, playsets, and a vehicle to add to my collection.

Panning around my desk at home is the Star Wars version of the original opening toThe Ray Bradbury Theater.

As I’ve written about before here and here, my small office space at City Tech has accumulated many vintage computers since 2014.

I wanted to display my Kenner Millennium Falcon, which I’ve had for awhile, and my recently acquired Slave I on a shelf above my desk at home.