This is another pack-in toy brochure from 1981. These usually came with the bigger toys like vehicles, playsets, and larger figures. I was always excited to find a new one of these in the box. I used to pour over these little brochures as it was almost the only way to know what other toys were available or were being released soon. Notice the upside-down Tie Fighter.More vintage 12" Star Wars and other vintage toy reviews coming soon.
Not only is that a picture of the rare upside down tie fighter, but there is also a shot of the really rare "I gotta pee AT-AT"!
ReplyDeleteI used to drool over these as well :D
ReplyDeleteI was unbelievably spoiled with the volume of Star Wars toys I had (thanks, mom and dad) but some of the items in this catalog still bring back the "holy grail" feeling of longing for the ones I never had. The AT-AT, the Slave-One... my friend Kevin had both, which led to many visits to his house.
ReplyDeletePage two shows an Ugnaught figure. I have never, ever, ever seen one. Did Kenny actually produce them?
Kenner. Obviously Kenny did not produce an Ugnaught.
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