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Here is another Star Wars knock
off. This one is another cheap set of toys that is obviously trying to
capitalize on the Star Wars phenomenom.
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| This ship is called the Y-Eagle. |
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Here is a Star Eagle. |
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This vehicle is called The At-Eagle. Notice the legs? This thing is designed to walk. Sorta like a certain vehicle from the original Star Wars trilogy. |
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Here is the last vehicle in this series. It is called a T-Eagle. All of these plastic vehicles come with a small figure that can be inserted into the cockpit of the ship. The ships also can fire a small missile. Heck! These ships even come with some cheeesy sound and light effects. |
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| On the back of the card are drawings
of the vehicles along with their names and weapons.
Here is an example of two of them. Now I know this isn't much to compare to Star Wars, but get a load of the next picture. |
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Here is the logo for the ships.
These toys are packaged under the name Galaxy Combat II Return Of Star
Walker.
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| Y'know, this toy got me thinking.
Where do the manufacturers of these toys come up with the names of their
toy lines? I mean, do they sit around and have meetings to come up with
the names?
I can just see somebody sitting around a conference room saying "Wait! I have it! Let's call these toys Return Of Star Walker!!" And voila! Return Of Star Walker it is. Back to Bootlegs Index. Click
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