Nice scrap book. http://www.sandcrawler.com/webpages/chrisgscrapbook/ Hours of reading ( and crying)
http://forums.galactichunter.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Vintage&Number=125541&page=3&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1 star wars forum history

makes me wish I was older at the time.

Some really cool stuff in there!!!

Thanks for the post!!!

You see the find of carded VC Jawas? There is sooo much to look through

I don't think I'm passed the 3rd or 4th link!!!!!

I love looking at Chris G's old Toy Shop articles. Not only are the deals incredible, but just all the amazing pieces are a real treat.

I know I've found a couple of pre-production items that I didn't know existed while browsing through those articles.

great link bro, gonna be at it for day's

i did see something cool

"rad agast toy's"

for a minute i read RAD LAGAST TOY's amagine that


for those who dont know lagast is my last name

Nice Link James, just waiding through the links now

Some Jaw-dropping stuff in there. Thanks James.

Ah! Better days.

If anybody hasnt seen Chris Georgoulias' Toy Shop Scrapbook I highly recommend it!!

Heres the link from the first post of this thread again -

http://www.sandcrawler.com/webpages/chrisgscrapbook/index.php

I haven't seen it before or at least I don't remember seeing it. I have just looked briefly, but the pieces and prices are amazing. If only....

I've looked through Chris's scrapbook many times. Toyshop is where I bought several of my first cool items (Yakface, protos, bunch of carded stuff) back in the day. I remember back then that I really hadn't even heard of Yakface. This was when Star Wars was re-entering my life after the Timothy Zahn books came out and "rumors" of new films was coming to light. I even saw my first Blue Stars action figure here. If only I knew back then what I know now.

Some great reading there, and good to get a sense of where and how the SW communities began in all its different formats. Some of the posts on the SWCA CC 1,000,000 views thread are priceless. Loved looking at some of the vintage for sales too.
loads more to read - Great link cheers