tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4499439415389320299.post208163909295773046..comments2009-10-05T15:16:55.624-04:00Nathan Newellnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4499439415389320299.post-18430336820704485562009-10-05T15:16:55.624-04:002009-10-05T15:16:55.624-04:00An intergalactic leaf blower would make more sense for that character! :lol:<br /><br />I agree that the aliens are better sculpted than the humans for the most part. There have been a few humans the likenesses of which they really nailed (like Admiral Motti), but I can&#39;t remember any Luke, Leia, or Han figures that were dead-ringers.Nathanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13686157235776751129noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4499439415389320299.post-76331255620527456992009-09-27T08:50:59.177-04:002009-09-27T08:50:59.177-04:00That&#39;s a pretty good list of figures. I have been slowly filling in my POTF2 and POTJ sets, so have had a ton of different figures come trough my fingers. I missed alot of Saga series, and didn&#39;t ever realize they had a Jabba! This one looks fantastic. <br /><br />Personally many of my favorite POTF2 figures were either aliens (which always seemed better sculpted than the human figures), or the Expanded Universe and Shadows of the Empire series. In fact I&#39;m pretty sure if I wrote up a list, my top 10 would be from those 2 subsets of POTF2. I couldn&#39;t go beyond 2004 figures for my list however. I feel that the modern figures, and by modern I mean figures just before or after the 30th anniversary, seem to stand out in their own era. Coincidentally, What few figures from the new lines I buy would automatically fill out a top 10 for that era.<br /><br />Oh, and I always assumed that big ole Blaster of Momaw Nadon was some sort of Galactic Leaf Blower. :lol:URSnoreply@blogger.com