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En Sabah Nerd · 10-16-2017, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by PROVOST

Awesome! My brother actually just got his R2 in last Friday and he was pretty stoked to finally have the other half of the droid duo for his collection. I really hope that Hasbro continues to re-issue R2 though, like how they just re-issued the classic Stormtrooper with the Last Jedi wave. R2 is one of the main heroes of the entire series and this 40th vintage card release is only the second time he's been available. They love to make fifty plus versions of Captain America, Iron Man, and Spider-Man in the 6" Marvel Legends line but they have only released R2-D2 twice in the Star Wars 6" line. What gives Hasbro?!

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Originally Posted by Tomax

yeah, thats what i wanted to know. so california gets all the figures, first? good to know.

And New York from what I've seen and read, this makes sense since New York is one of the world's "great" markets of trade. Every other state in the US is a mixed bag. Sometimes you get stuff exactly on time, other times stupidly later than everyone else, and worst of all sometimes just plain never. Thankfully the internet exists as an option for the latter cases.

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En Sabah Nerd Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Texas Posts: 9,789	Quote: Originally Posted by PROVOST Awesome! My brother actually just got his R2 in last Friday and he was pretty stoked to finally have the other half of the droid duo for his collection. I really hope that Hasbro continues to re-issue R2 though, like how they just re-issued the classic Stormtrooper with the Last Jedi wave. R2 is one of the main heroes of the entire series and this 40th vintage card release is only the second time he's been available. They love to make fifty plus versions of Captain America, Iron Man, and Spider-Man in the 6" Marvel Legends line but they have only released R2-D2 twice in the Star Wars 6" line. What gives Hasbro?! Quote: Originally Posted by Tomax yeah, thats what i wanted to know. so california gets all the figures, first? good to know. And New York from what I've seen and read, this makes sense since New York is one of the world's "great" markets of trade. Every other state in the US is a mixed bag. Sometimes you get stuff exactly on time, other times stupidly later than everyone else, and worst of all sometimes just plain never. Thankfully the internet exists as an option for the latter cases. __________________ Last edited by En Sabah Nerd; 10-16-2017 at 07:07 PM..