Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech (1998-99)

Star WarsAt around the same time as the first theatrical trailer from Episode I hit theaters, Hasbro started riding the Phantom Menace horse very hard – including the new Flashback figures, which not only included the classic trilogy characters in new molds, but also a “flashback” photo which, depending on whether or not you pulled out the paper strip, would show each character either as he appeared in the Episode I era, or alongside the closest character (for instance, Princess Leia is compared to Queen Amidala, and Aunt Beru to Shmi Skywalker).

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Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com

Following the release of the movie, more new molds of classic trilogy characters appeared, now accompanied by the price-raising Commtech “talking” chips which had been introduced with the first Episode I toys in May.

Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com
Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com Star Wars Flashback & Classic Commtech action figures - photo copyright 2000 Earl Green / theLogBook.com

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