Greetings,
As I approach the half-way mark in catalog multipacks (44 out of the 93ish known to exist) I thought it would be a good time for a limelight thread.
I've been collecting these for the last 5 years, and it's the most fun I've had in this hobby.
It is very challenging to put together even a small run of these. All packs are complete... all baggies factory sealed (except for a Han) original baggie types...and no junky fillers.
(Yes, even the mixed ROTJ baggies are original)
Again, very challenging to do this. But the hard work has paid off and I am more than happy with what I have put together.
My favorite is the 15 pack, which was also my first.
And yes, I know they all came with the mini catalogs ... but I didn't bother to photograph them and you all know what they look like anyway.
I want to thank everyone who has helped contribute to this. And a huge thanks to Todd D for sharing his wealth of knowledge and for helping me out and keeping me sane in the search for these.
And also to Mr. Kellerman (get better dude!) for his years of research.
For the pictures, I wanted a group photo, but soon realized that without the contents these are somewhat boring to look at (yes I will be the first to admit).
So, on with the show... and the contents.
As I approach the half-way mark in catalog multipacks (44 out of the 93ish known to exist) I thought it would be a good time for a limelight thread.
I've been collecting these for the last 5 years, and it's the most fun I've had in this hobby.
It is very challenging to put together even a small run of these. All packs are complete... all baggies factory sealed (except for a Han) original baggie types...and no junky fillers.
(Yes, even the mixed ROTJ baggies are original)
Again, very challenging to do this. But the hard work has paid off and I am more than happy with what I have put together.
My favorite is the 15 pack, which was also my first.

And yes, I know they all came with the mini catalogs ... but I didn't bother to photograph them and you all know what they look like anyway.
I want to thank everyone who has helped contribute to this. And a huge thanks to Todd D for sharing his wealth of knowledge and for helping me out and keeping me sane in the search for these.

And also to Mr. Kellerman (get better dude!) for his years of research.
For the pictures, I wanted a group photo, but soon realized that without the contents these are somewhat boring to look at (yes I will be the first to admit).

So, on with the show... and the contents.












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