This is probably stuff you've seen before, but repackaged, so as to use more plastic! They are two-packs featuring Stitch and Goofy as respectively, Yoda and Chewie, or the Emperor and Darth Vader.
Showing posts with label star wars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label star wars. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Star Wars Weekends Stitch Yoda and Goofy Chewie
More Star Wars Weekends stuffs!
This is probably stuff you've seen before, but repackaged, so as to use more plastic! They are two-packs featuring Stitch and Goofy as respectively, Yoda and Chewie, or the Emperor and Darth Vader.

This is probably stuff you've seen before, but repackaged, so as to use more plastic! They are two-packs featuring Stitch and Goofy as respectively, Yoda and Chewie, or the Emperor and Darth Vader.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Star Tours Koosh pens
They're in the middle of Star Wars Weekends time down at Disney World right now, so THAR BE MERCHANDISE! Specifically, since Stitch plays not one but two characters in the Disney crossover universe (Yoda and Emperor Palpatine), we've seen a few Stitchie collectibles lately. So, if you chance by Hollywood Studios in the next few weeks, be on the look out.
These Kooky Klicker pens (yes, that's how they're describing them) have been signed by the people who invented pens (or something), Cody Reynolds and Brian Reese.

These Kooky Klicker pens (yes, that's how they're describing them) have been signed by the people who invented pens (or something), Cody Reynolds and Brian Reese.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Hologram Emperor Stitch
Oh, and I gots a new camera! It does tilt shift!!
But in other news....
This is the Stitch as Emperor Palpatine Hologram figure that was limited to an edition of 1,980. It was issued to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back (released in 1980, geddit?), and is ONLY available at Walt Disney World.
Keen, huh?
I wanna get a bunch of them and create and Emperor Stitch army.

But in other news....
This is the Stitch as Emperor Palpatine Hologram figure that was limited to an edition of 1,980. It was issued to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back (released in 1980, geddit?), and is ONLY available at Walt Disney World.
Keen, huh?
I wanna get a bunch of them and create and Emperor Stitch army.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Star Tours Poster Puzzles
This is so darned clever and multileveled, it could be Japanese! But, it isn't!!!
These are posters for the Star Tours ride at the Disney parks, done as mockups of several real vintage Star Wars posters. Only, using Star Tours toys in place of several characters (you can probably guess why I bought this item).
And, then because that was not enough, it's all been made into a jigsaw puzzle.
These are available at Disney parks only AFAIK.

These are posters for the Star Tours ride at the Disney parks, done as mockups of several real vintage Star Wars posters. Only, using Star Tours toys in place of several characters (you can probably guess why I bought this item).
And, then because that was not enough, it's all been made into a jigsaw puzzle.
These are available at Disney parks only AFAIK.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Empire Strikes Back Disney Poster Puzzle
Featuring GUESS WHO!!!
Supposed to be available at the Disney parks soon.
Favorite bit, "Return of the Jedi .... starring STITCH." Heehee.
Via StarWars.com.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Always two there are
More Build-A-Bear silliness. I got the other costumes, and proceeded to attire my Stitches accordingly. This photo is Anakin (from Clone Wars) and a Clone Trooper. I found a Stitch with a kind of small head so he would fit the tiny helmet they provide. The guys made me take off Darth Vader Stitch's helmet, because they thought it looked too much like bondage gear.
You can see more pix of these guys on my Flickr, as well as the Star Wars jammies (including Star Wars slippers!!).



You can see more pix of these guys on my Flickr, as well as the Star Wars jammies (including Star Wars slippers!!).
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Dark Lord of the Stitch
My house has gotten a lot siller since Build-A-Bear started issuing licensed Star Wars costumes.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Revenge of the Stitch
I'm not 100% certain this is exactly what George Lucas had in mind when he created the Star Wars universe so many years ago. Anyways. This is a plushie Stitch (a crane machine prize from Singapore, to be more specific) dressed in officially licensed Lucasfilm Limited Jedi robes from Build A Bear (many thanks to Amy S. for spotting them!!!).
So, after completing my latest mad science project, I proudly presented him to our home's resident Star Wars fanatic, Mr. Tikistitch, expecting to elicit an amusing array of anguish that is typical for him whenever my blue alien friend is introduced into his franchise of choice.
"Cool!" remarked Mr. Tiki.
"WUT?" sez I.
"You know what you should do? You should get ALL the Build A Bear Star Wars costumes, and you should put them all on Stitches, and make the entire range?"
"Um, did a changeling just come in and steal my husband?"
"What are the other costumes in the line?"
"Er...."
Mr. Tiki then cheerily rattled off all of the other licensed Build A Bear Star Wars outfits, from memory. "You need to get some generic Stitches! It will be cool!"
So, there you go. My spouse is on record at believing that my current issue is I need more Stitches.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Build A Bear Jedi Robes
OK, so, this is not 100% Stitch Nooz, but still, my pal Amy just hipped me to the fact that those Build A Bear places at the mall now have licensed Star Wars products. You can create a cuddly Darth Vader bear, but they also sell the costumes separately. So, in case you were cheezed that Disney never made plushies of those Disney/Star Wars crossover characters with Stitch, here's your chance.
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