Vintage Star Wars Die Cast Vehicles Lot of 5 Star Destroyer, X-Wing, Falcon +2

  

This lot of 5 vintage die-cast Star Wars vehicles is a must-have for any collector. The set includes a Star Destroyer, X-Wing, Millennium Falcon, Landspeeder, and Snowspeeder from the New Hope and Empire Strikes Back era. These high-quality replicas are perfect for display or play and are a great addition to any Star Wars collection. The vehicles in this lot were produced by Kenner in Hong Kong between 1978 and 1980 as part of their die-cast Star Wars line.

They are in great condition and are sure to impress any Star Wars fan. Don't miss your chance to own these rare and highly sought-after collectibles. All of the vehicles are completely intact. All of the vehicles show signs of wear. I played with these as a kid, but I managed not to destroy these toys.

The Landspeeder (1978) contains both Luke and C-3PO. The bubble windshield is still intact.

The three wheels on the bottom of the vehicle still turn. The vehicle can still roll across a table or the floor. The X-Wing (1978) is completely intact. All four laser canons are still mounted, though they are not very straight (see photo).

There is some discoloration of the wings. The body of the vehicle is still white. The wings are slightly yellow because they are plastic.

The body is painted die cast metal. The cockpit of the X-Wing is intact, but there is some white film/discoloration on the inside. I think the cockpit was superglued shut at one point. The superglue caused the white film on the clear plastic cockpit. You can still see through the cockpit. The pilot is still visible, but there is some white film near the bottom of the cockpit. The s-foil wings still open and close and pretty much lock into place when open. Star Destroyer (1979) includes the rebel blockade runner that fits in the hull.

The can still hold the blockade runner in place (so it does not rattle around). The hull door opens and closes.

The bridge of the Star Destroyer is completely intact. Millenium Falcon (1979) includes the radar dish and quad laser canons. One of the four canons is hanging on by a thread, but it is still straight and still intact.

Both the radar dish and canons still rotate easily. All three landing gear legs still retract and extend and still snap into position.

Snowspeeder (1980) is completely intact. The two side canons are pretty straight (but not perfect, see photo), the rear gun still swivels, and the landing gear retracts and extends. These were my toys as a kid back in the late 70s and early 80s. But I took pretty good care of them. They have been sitting in a shoebox for the past 40+ years.

They need a good home. They really need to be displayed.