M'iiyoom Onith, Elis Helrot, Animated Debut Boba Fett, Luke SkywalkerĬZ-4, Umpass-Stay, Darth Vader (with two helmets) (Ralph McQuarrie Concept) Jawa and LIN Droid, Stormtrooper (Removable Helmet), Chewbacca (Ralph McQuarrie Concept) Rebel Honor Guard, Han Solo (Falcon Gunner), Luke Skywalker (Ceremony), Death Star Trooperīiggs Darklighter (Rebel Pilot), Boba Fett (Ralph McQuarrie Concept)ĭath Vader, Biggs Darklighter, Luke Skywalker (with Moisture Vaporator) Mace Windu, Airborne Trooper, Super Battle Droid, Stormtrooper (Ralph McQuarrie Concept) Galactic Marine, Mustafar Lava Miner, R2-D2, Obi-Wan Kenobi The basic line offered a wide variety of figures never released before including an assortment of figures based off of the concept designs from Ralph McQuarrie. To sweeten the deal, the coin album came packed with the first figure in the line, Darth Vader.ģ0th Anniversary Coin Album with Darth Vader However, unlike the PotF line, Hasbro planned ahead for collector's who would soon be swimming in coins, and release a coin album book. Much like the vintage Power of the Force line, the 30th Anniversary Collection showcased figures packed with coins. The series which ran from 2007 to the first few months of 2008 was large enough to overwhelm even the most seasoned collector. Over 80 basic figures, a ton of sub set figures, and an entire closet worth of vehicles were produced for the 30th Anniversary Collection. Star Wars turned 30, and Hasbro launched into a full fledge campaign to dominate the toy isle.
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