i had some new fig to arrive this morning so i had to take my fig out to be able to put the new ones in theire spot

and i noticed , the weight of a fig is not the same with each charakter

so , the amount of variants to each charakter could be endless

seriously , at first i thought i was stoned , but to be sure i put them on a scale ,

took a lando skiff h.k coo and a no coo, and the difference was 1 gram

i took two random chief chirpa's and that was a difference of 1.4 gram

so theire you have it fact of the day fig dont weight the same , so start weighing your dubble coo figures

variant collectors becuse you might have more variants of a charakter then you thought

collectors because

And so it was written

Edit : I still think the marijuana is playing a major part in your decision making Jimmy

Its those dodgy scales, i wonder what their real use is

Cobra_UK wrote:

Its those dodgy scales, i wonder what their real use is

It is to weigh star wars coins to make sure they are not modern restrikes Jimmy variant collectors get laughed at all the time, if we start weighing our figures we'll never hear the end of it. I can just see it now: rebel soldier, dark boots, LFL83, rare 42.3 gram variant

aussiejames wrote:

. I can just see it now: rebel soldier, dark boots, LFL83, rare 42.3 gram variant

that would be one for your fat guy's focus the james

Now I have to send all my figures back to AFA so they can weigh them... then regrade them!!!!

I've just discovered another variant you MOC collectors may want to start keeping an eye out for!!!!

Over the past couple days I have been doing intense studies on the molecular structure of vintage Star Wars card backs.

Using my high tech centrifuge I have come to the conclusion that the following card back combinations contain higher saturation levels of carbon than the standard issue card back, making them more rare:

Star Wars: 1SW-12C, 3SW-20E, 4SW-20K
Empire Strikes Back: 1ESB-21G, 3ESB-32B, 5ESB-41A, 7ESB-47A, 9ESB-48C
Return of the Jedi: 1ROTJ-48D, 5ROTJ-65E

Please refer to the Kellerman Vintage Matrices Link
http://www.rebelscum.com/kellermancards120.pdf

!!! Happy Hunting !!!

coachk28 wrote:

I've just discovered another variant you MOC collectors may want to start keeping an eye out for!!!!

Over the past couple days I have been doing intense studies on the molecular structure of vintage Star Wars card backs.

Using my high tech centrifuge I have come to the conclusion that the following card back combinations contain higher saturation levels of carbon than the standard issue card back, making them more rare:

Star Wars: 1SW-12C, 3SW-20E, 4SW-20K
Empire Strikes Back: 1ESB-21G, 3ESB-32B, 5ESB-41A, 7ESB-47A, 9ESB-48C
Return of the Jedi: 1ROTJ-48D, 5ROTJ-65E

Please refer to the Kellerman Vintage Matrices Link
http://www.rebelscum.com/kellermancards120.pdf

!!! Happy Hunting !!!

I can see all that on an AFA label now. B75 F80 C85 CL (carbon level) 65

ok thats wierd....veeeeeeerrrry wierd (and hey thats ME........didnt know I would find something soooooo strange...but it happend )


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