Life size Kenner Vintage stormtrooper

[mego73]

http://www.gentlegiantltd.com/product_p/80367.htm?Click=16699

You knew it was coming...will it come carded?

[ScottA]

Cool. I'm taller than a Stormtrooper.

[jimsmegos]

For the Star Wars collector who thought they had everything.

[starsky]

wow, they've outdone themselves!

[Chris]

If it wasn't 2 grand I'd hollow it out and wear it for Halloween.

[MIB41]

I'm waiting for the Star Wars casket. Between this brand and KISS, I see no limit in licensing possibilities.

[ZICA]

This is an awesome idea and the Stormtrooper is actually my favorite Star Wars character. However, considering the high price tag needed to make a profit on something like this I would have chosen to go with Boba Fett first. There was a company that put out a museum quality life size Boba Fett a few years ago for a much higher price and I believe it sold out rather quickly. It may have been Don Post Studios because I know they did a life size Stormtrooper.

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

It's a nifty piece. I wonder if it's inteded specifically for the collector, or if it's meant as a store display piece. Like the giant Playmobil figures you'd see in the late 70's.

Don C.

[Earth 2 Chris]

That's clearly an army builder. I think I'll get 10 of them.

But that is neat. If I were a die-hard vintage Star Wars guy, I'd be tempted.

Chris

[drquest]

I'd never buy it, but the 1:1 scale Kenner blaster it comes with sounds very cool.

I would consider one of those.

[David Lee]

Man that would look so cool in my mancave once I ever get it finished!

Cool. I'm taller than a Stormtrooper.

That aint sayin much Scott... you are taller than most people I know. Between you Heiler and Jason, I feel like a midget

Dave

[MightyMegs]

Who's gonna army-build?

[David Lee]

Who's gonna army-build?

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[Gorn Captain]

Shall we all just buy one together?

Who can recast something this big?

[jds1911a1]

I can see any of the SW imperial coplay groups buying them (aka the 501st)