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I didn't hear tell of the Sears exclusive Cantina playset until my adult years and I think the first time I've ever heard of "action figure variants" was this blue suited Snaggle Tooth.
Even though he's tall and I never had him as a kid, he's just one of those things that makes my nerdy little heart go pitter patter.....
I still have the cardboard Cantina in minty condition. Stored flat all these years.. I bought it from my friend whose mom bought him ALL the stuff. One of the few Kenner items I still have...
I got the Sears Cantina AND the Death Star for Christmas '78. BLUE snaggletooth was the ONLY version of the character I ever knew! It wasn't until I was a collector/adult that I knew of the more common RED one!
my brother and I got the death star in 78 it was compeletely destryoed by 83. I bought a replacement a few years ago but it's put away till my son is older and I won't have to worry about it it was fragile in 77
Seeing this page this morning on Plaidstallions made me miss my old Death Star playset, man if I could go back in time and tell past me to take better care of that thing I would, guess I'm back to trolling the internet for a good looking one...
One of my highlights of Star Wars collecting was getting a Blue Snaggletooth. Here in the UK he has the same stigma attached to him as Yak face does in the US.
"I should say I`m very much cleverer than any of the people who put me here. As a matter of fact, I could leave any time I wanted. It`s only a doll`s house after all. Anyway, I don`t mind. I like dolls" - The Mad Hatter, Arkham Asylum.
I had almost everything Kenner put out but I never did get the cantina and blue snaggletooth. not for lack of trying mind you but back in those days it was not easy to find rare figures like that.
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