My first Han Solo was the vintage Hoth Han Solo so it was cool seeing this figure released. These days, you will see a lot of discussion online about the coloring of Han's jacket (is it brown or blue?) or why he was wearing a cap that we didn't see in the film. Neither of these issues struck me when he came out, I was just happy to have him.
This was my second new Luke after my pal stole my pilot version. I love this Luke head sculpt that we see throughout the Red Card line. In my opinion, it is only bested by the Expanded Universe Dark Empire Luke headsculpt. This figure was strange in that he was obviously designed to stand with Yoda attached to his back. Without the Jedi Master you have to resort to some interesting leg poses.
This was my first Yoda figure. He was fun to have when sending Luke to train as a Jedi but after that... you kind of had to be creative. Yoda used to spend a lot of time in Rebel briefing rooms or being held prisoner. With the Prequels in hindsight, I realize that I missed a lot of opportunities for more adventure with Yoda.
Our second army building figure. However, you really needed to have a lot of Tie Fighters to justify having a lot of pilots and I was never a big vehicle purchaser as a kid. When you have $25 in your hand, you can buy a vehicle or 5 figures. I almost always chose to get 5 more figures but I did have a Tie Fighter.
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