Star Wars E3 MUSTAFAR PLAYSET

Star Wars E3 MUSTAFAR PLAYSET

Sporting breakaway platforms and gushing streams of lava, this massive play set portrays the final, climactic scene of Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, in which Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker duel alongside erupting volcanoes. Balls of molten rock eject from a crater thanks to a hidden lever, while a pair of battle platforms float atop a wave of lava along the side of the mountain. Above a man-made tunnel, a pool of lava traps unwitting victims. The set comes with Obi-Wan and Anakin action figures along with a lightsaber for each and assembly instructions. --Andy Boynton

Star Wars E3 ANAKIN SKYWALKER BF67

Star Wars E3 ANAKIN SKYWALKER BF67

Anakin loses his battle with Obi-Wan Kenobi on the volcanic planet of Mustafar. Gravely wounded Anakin falls into a burning lava pit and is left for dead. But the galaxy has not seen the last of this powerful former Jedi.

• Amazon Sales Rank: #142337 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 85562
• Released on: 2006-06-12

Features

• Anakin loses his battle with Obi-Wan Kenobi on the volcanic planet of Mustafar
• Gravely wounded Anakin falls into a burning lava pit and is left for dead
• But the galaxy has not seen the last of this powerful former Jedi

Star Wars Starfighter Vehicle E3 Ve01 Anakin Skywalker Jedi Starfight

Star Wars Starfighter Vehicle E3 Ve01 Anakin Skywalker Jedi Starfight

We doubt it was the mode of transportation made available to Anakin Skywalker by the Jedi knights that made him renounce his friends, take up with the dark side, and become Darth Vader. Because the starfighter given to the conflicted and sullen Anakin was actually pretty cool. Done up in toy version here, it sports wings that open into an x-formation, a pair of spring-loaded missiles, an embedded R2 unit, retractable landing gear, and a canopy. We found the ship to be well built and attractive. Unlike many toys, there are no batteries to buy, insert, or worry about here. It’s simply a vehicle for imaginative play, something that the Star Wars series has always provided in ample amounts. --Charlie Williams

Awesome starfighter loaded with action features: opening canopy, firing missiles, retractable landing gear and wings that spring open.

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51858 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 85268
• Released on: 2007-11-30
• Dimensions: 12.90" h x 10.40" w x 4.70" l, 1.10 pounds

Features

• Anakin Skywalker is one of the most skilled and daring fighter pilots in the Republic
• Pilot this awesome Starfighter to adventure!
• Open the canopy, fire the launching missiles, and activate the spring-open wings!
• Cool detailing and retractable landing gear help to blast you into a galaxy of excitement!
• Vehicle comes with label and instructions.

Star Wars E3 DF11 SPIDER DROID

Star Wars E3 DF11 SPIDER DROID

A member of the Separatist army--and part of Hasbro’s line of Revenge of the Sith toys--this spider droid sports four spindly legs attached to a bronze-colored, globe-like body. Winding a white knob on the bottom makes the droid crawl slowly across the floor; however, it seems to labor under its own weight, as if the motor isn’t powerful enough. A tiny button under the cannon fires a red missile across the room. A fine but inconsequential Star Wars action figure. --Andy Boynton

Star Wars Starfighter Vehicle E3 Ve02 Obi-Wan Kenobi Starfighter

Star Wars Starfighter Vehicle E3 Ve02 Obi-Wan Kenobi Starfighter

Obi-Wan Kenobi’s life is not without some measure of disappointment. He never gets a really snazzy wardrobe, never gets the girl, is forced to live out much of his life on Tattooine being regarded as an old coot, and his star pupil, in a particularly disheartening move, has become the most feared evil-doer in the universe. But before you feel bad for Obi-Wan, check out the cool starfighter he gets to pilot. It has a canopy that pops open, wings that snap into x-formation, a built-in R2 unit, and two spring-loaded missiles. This is the ship that Obi-Wan pilots in the opening sequence of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith when, along with Anakin Skywalker, he goes to rescue Emperor Palpatine, another decision that was somewhat regrettable. --Charlie Williams

Awesome starfighter loaded with action features: opening canopy, firing missiles, retractable landing gear and wings that spring open!

• Amazon Sales Rank: #170781 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Hasbro
• Model: 85345
• Released on: 2007-12-15
• Dimensions: 12.90" h x 10.40" w x 4.80" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Obi-Wan Kenobi battles deadly droid starfighters while on a mission to rescue Chancellor Palpatine, who has been kidnapped by Separatist forces
• Pilot this awesome Starfighter to adventure!
• Open the canopy, fire the launching missiles, and activate the spring-open wings!
• Cool detailing and retractable landing gear help to blast you into a galaxy of excitement!
• Vehicle comes with label and instructions.

Star Wars E3 BF15 GENERAL GRIEVOUS

Star Wars E3 BF15 GENERAL GRIEVOUS

General Grievous, the robotic bad guy form Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith has plenty of things stacked against him. Not only is he a robot with a respiratory problem (what is it about the dark side that effects everyone’s breathing so horribly?) but in the movie he’s locked in battle against a highly skilled Obi-Wan Kenobi. Fortunately for Grievous, he’s got mad skills on the light saber. A collector of sabers from Jedi’s he’s defeated in the past, Grievous is able to handle four sabers at once, a whirling tornado of flashing menace. That’s how he is depicted in this nicely detailed and well-articulated six-inch figure. Simply press down on his head to send him into action. --Charlie Williams

Star Wars E3 DF09 CRAB DROID

Star Wars E3 DF09 CRAB DROID

Part of the Separatist army, crab droids appeared briefly in Revenge of the Sith, traversing the sinkhole planet of Utapau, hideout of General Grievous. This copper-colored replica--part of Hasbro’s line of Sith toys--features six crab legs that snap into place on the torso. Press a button and the legs move, though usually not enough to carry the droid; the toy seems to struggle under its own weight. Another button at the rear activates a missile launcher attached to the droid’s underbelly. Unfortunately, though, the launcher keeps falling out. Ultimately the toy is cool-looking but not all that functional, and probably for die-hards only. --Andy Boynton