Star Wars The Vintage Collection Endor Bunker, Return of the Jedi 9.5 cm Playset & Action Figure

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The Empire built the second Death Star in secret above the lush forest moon of Endor, located on the fringes of settled space in a far corner of the galaxy. To protect the battle station during construction, Imperial engineers placed a shield generator on the moon’s surface, controlled from a bunker. Scout troopers patrolled the woods on speeder bikes, but their precautions perfunctory: the Empire dismissed Endor’s native Ewoks as meter-high primitives that posed no threat. The set for the Endor shield generator bunker was at an area near the Smith River's redwood forests. In 2010, the staff for Star Wars Insider tried to relocate this area at the request of longtime Star Wars fan Brandon Alinger, but the trek became elusive. They later detailed this trek in the article " The Hunt for Endor's Forest Moon," included in issue 122 of the magazine. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. Whatever your objective, the bunker is more than just another piece of terrain. Not only can the its door be turned around to display an alternate design, it can be removed altogether, allowing your battles to spill into the interior. Once there, your troops can fight amongst six modular computer terminals that can be arranged however you see fit. Alternatively, these terminals can be placed in the bunker or anywhere on the battlefield to bring your objectives to life. ENDOR BUNKER: Located at an Imperial outpost on Endor’s forest moon, the Endor Bunker housed the shield generator for the Empire’s second Death Star. To breach its walls, the Rebels devised a plan

Binary Liquid and Protective Liquid Coating are two Death Watch mob dropped components that are required for Crafting Mandalorian Armor (including respective dropped BH piece and Alum Mineral). The objective of farmers within Death Watch Bunker is finding a suitable area to farm Death Watch named mobs until these components drop. It’s an event enjoyed by both die hard fans and families alike and has raised thousands of pounds for charity. Commander Jerjerrod, should the Rebels manage to blow up the shield generator, you will turn this battle station onto the Endor Moon and destroy it." ―Palpatine to Tiaan Jerjerrod [5] Construction [ ] Solo and his team entered the bunker, laid the explosive charges, and set the timer. While they hurriedly ran out of the bunker, Imperial Storm commando Sarkli tried to stop Solo from escaping, but ended up shot near the entrance. [4] Solo continued out of the bunker and took cover shortly before it exploded, destroying the shield generator and allowing the Rebel fleet to begin their assault on the Death Star. [2]

NOTE: Only one person within your group will need to have this access portion done as they will be able to let everyone into DWB. Mara Jade for the Imperial Theme Park quest, she is in the top side room overlooking the shuttle bay large room of Section B door The playset itself is well detailed and looks to have retractable double blast doors, enabling you too recreate your favorite scenes from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

The paint job of the Endor Bunker is rather excellent. It appears to be the correct color, gray, and you’ll find collections of dirt and darker shadowing to give it a natural look. Although we’re a bit bugged that it’s still too small, it’s notably more significant than the 1997 release, and we’re sure that collectors will enjoy recreating displays from the film. The Battle of Endor is one of the most exciting battles in Star Wars, and this playset allows us to host the base of the battle in our collections. You can create a diorama incorporating the Ewok Village to complete the look if you’re so inclined, but this playset holds up well. And the more action figures you display around it, the more wondrous it becomes. (We need so many more Ewoks now…. and Rebel Commandos!)Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. While the newness of Hasbro’s “celebration” of ROTJ may be underwhelming, they have covered Endor pretty nicely recently (even before the 40th) with more still to come, including this bunker, the Speeder Bike, the AT-ST and Chewbacca, Endor Han, Leia, Luke, Paploo, Teebo, and the AT-ST Driver. There are also some Endor “adjace” characters like Palpatine and his throne room, removable helmet Vader, Nien Nunb, Admiral Piett, and Moff Jerjerrod. When the TVC Endor Bunker set was first revealed, I was completely underwhelmed. I already had a bunker set, and it served its purpose. Sure it was 25 years old, but it was good enough. I’ve just never been a fan of incremental upgrades to figures and toys over the years. PREMIUM ARTICULATION: Highly articulated with a fully poseable head, arms, and legs, the included Endor Rebel Commando (Scout Trooper Disguise) collector figure is a great addition to any collection