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Received this one for Christmas when I was 9 years old. Was central to my games, and often combined it with a Miconauts playset called Monorail City. This just has so much going for it, sturdy when it's constructed, multiple pay areas and really good art. Always wished that I had more troopers to populate it with. Sadly, my set is long gone, but not the memories of enjoying it so much.

Wait, you call it Cockpit? In Mexico 🇲🇽 we call them Speeders 😂

The Turret & Probot Playset plus the Imperial Attack Base were my jam as a kid. I no longer have the T&P set for some reason, but I do still have my Imperial Attack Base. I played with it with my kids when they were little.

I really hate that the Micro Collection "flopped." They were some of my favorite toys as a kid, and I used the figures I had left for roleplaying miniatures when playing the classic West End Games Star Wars RPG.

Great list! And glad the Palitoy Death Star got a high ranking! Have to admit I’ve never heard about the cardboard backgrounds on those selective vehicles. Great knowledge and would’ve been great having those as a kid

Love the grading system you created for this series. A great recap of the playset run while giving these all a bit of added flare (with your comparisons). Your #10 - the Cardboard Cantina, was a solid finish to part 1. It's truly a gem in my collection too. This series so far....5/5 POPs in my book Joey. Looking forward to part 2 and the top 10. 🔥

I need both!!! Great video joe

Great video joe!!

Wow waauw 😮

I support you. Thank you for the video 😮😮

I support you. Byebye

I love the “PoP” scale 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Question: Which is more sought after, to either you personally, or the vintage collector community as a whole: to get a playset with the stickers still intact on the original card, as it came in the box? Or to get a playset where the stickers are already applied to the playset in their correct, respective places, for better display ability?

Great video joe! Looking forward to part 2

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😊 Very cool Episode as usual Joey 😊

I'm going to make an attempt and list my Top 5: 1. Death Star 2. Jabba the Hutt 3. Ewok Village 4. Hoth Turret and Probot 5. Droid Factory Honorable mentions: 1. Land of the Jawas 2. Alien Cantina 3. Dagobah

Haha! This was great. I could watch a full length video of this.

For me, the Best Star Wars Play Set of all time is the Millennium Falcon! Second on my list is the Hoth Ice Planet set because it can be used as a rebel or empire base. (2 years.. we have been following you around for so long??? haha)

My most expensive action figure was $180 Transformers Masterpiece Star Saber

Hey Bro Bro i bought your 1.99 collecting star wars kenner PDF it's kinda sketchy but what do I get for 2 bux...lol Like your content and dedication!

Even though I have these playsets myself, I enjoy your journey in acquiring them for your collection. I still have my Cloud City playset from 1980 in mint condition on display.

I don't have all the playsets, but a few I have fell on the bottom of your list. I do have the Rebel Command Center, which I like a lot, as I think it is great for display, but you are right, it lacks features. I have a bunch of snowtroopers attacking the base and Luke and Han and other Rebels defending with some mini rigs on both sides. Gotta get some Wampas as well to join the attack. I also have the tan Jabbas Dungeon playset as well, but really not sure how I am going to approach that. When I got it, it was really cheap as it is really boring. Will have to see where the other playsets I have fall on your list.

Really nice job on this video! The content is so great! And I appreciate all the animations/graphics. - Ron

Great video on these wonderful playsets!

I was always a lot more interested in the Mico Collection Bespin City set over the Cloud City playset for the regular size figures, so I collected that one. But, everything on your list is an awesome playset 👌 happy collecting bro 😎🤙

Is Darth Vader with the green lightsaber in box really real ...that 70's show always had me wondering

Great list.

I had that version Loved it

Nice Video Mr Padawan

Just bought one off Facebook for $300 Joey. Oh no, it looks like the helmet is repro once I opened it. Has multiple circles around the main circle on the inside of the helmet. Is yours made out of a hard plastic? Kind of like those little NFL football helmets we got out of gum all machines in the 70s and 80s?

Withought watching the video…DEATH STAR all the way

Great episode thanks byebye 😁

My guess is that #1 and #2 will be the Death Stars...Palitoy #2 and Kenner # 1.

Great criteria you've thought up for this!

Sorry Joey, I still can't bring myself to like the recycled base/cardboard backdrop playsets. It's just a personal opinion, but to me they reeked of exploitation; getting kids (or their parents!) to buy something that's merely a version of something they may already have. The Land of the Jawas gets a pass for being the first of its kind, the original Cantina also gets a pass for never having been recycled (it WAS repurposed for the Butch and Sundance line, but wasn't reused in the SW line itself). I understand that repurposing is bound to happen in order to cut costs, but I don't think it should've been done to the excess that the SW line ended up doing it. I suppose I'm glad I'm not a fundamentalist completist! 😂

I been getting all the tie fighters new and old❤

Great vid a lot of detail!💪💪💪

Joey - the Jabba the Hutt Dungeon wasn't a Sears exclusive. I got mine as a kid at Toys R Us, and I remember they continued to have the rarer 1984 version as well with PotF figures...

Mine was the Death Stare (#1) followed by Falcon although some say it is a ship, not a playset or is it?

This is a cool video Thank you for sharing