HomeEventsEvents R - ZPin Trading Program Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2015 Complete List of Pins Here is a complete list of all the pins that were available during Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2015. Show Store: These pins were available either in Blind Bags or Pin Sets in our Show Store during the Show. Exhibitor Exclusive: Select Exhibitors had these Pins for sale at their Booths on the Show Floor. Staff Exclusive: These Pins could only be obtained by trading with a Staff member. Road to Celebration Exclusive: These Pins were available before the Show during the Road to Celebration. Emperor's Royal Guard(Exhibitor Exclusive) Leia Organa (Boushh)(Exhibitor Exclusive) Luke SkywalkerEarly Bird (Road to Celebration Exclusive) ChewbaccaEarly Bird (Road to Celebration Exclusive) GreedoTatooine (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Han Solo (Endor)Endor (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Leia OrganaEarly Bird (Road to Celebration Exclusive)
LograyEndor (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Luke Skywalker (Hoth)Hoth (Road to Celebration Exclusive) R2D2Early Bird (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Snow TrooperHoth (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Tusken RaiderTatooine (Road to Celebration Exclusive) Luke Skywalker (Endor)(Staff Exclusive) Luke Skywalker (X-wing)(Staff Exclusive) YakFace(VIP & Staff Exclusive) 4-LOMEmpire Strikes Back 4-Pack (Show Store) Admiral AckbarReturn of the Jedi 4-Pack (Show Store) Boba FettEmpire Strikes Back 4-Pack (Show Store) BosskEmpire Strikes Back 4-Pack (Show Store) Darth VadarA New Hope 4-Pack (Show Store) Gamorrean GuardReturn of the Jedi 4-Pack (Show Store) Han SoloA New Hope 4-Pack (Show Store) Han Solo (Bespin)(Show Store) Han Solo (Carbonite)(Show Store Special) Leia Organa (Hoth)(Show Store) Luke Skywalker (Jedi)Return of the Jedi 4-Pack (Show Store) Luke Skywalker (Storm Trooper)(Pin included with lanyard at Show Store)
Obi Wan KenobiA New Hope 4-Pack (Show Store) Storm TrooperA New Hope 4-Pack (Show Store) Tie Fighter Pilot(Show Store) Ewok (Wicket W. Warwick)Return of the Jedi 4-Pack (Show Store) ZuckussEmpire Strikes Back 4-Pack (Show Store)Sign in to follow this , July 31, 2015 Page 1 of 29 Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Sign up for a new account in our community. Register a new account Already have an account? Sign in to follow thisGo to these sites for info or for help with your own wiki! The Binding of Isaac • Devil May Cry • Grand Theft Auto • The Last of Us • Legacy of Kain • Legend of Zelda • The Longest Journey • Prince of Persia • Want your community included? Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones What do you get when a Lego-loving, Star Wars-crazed dad decides to put his creativity to work? Only the most incredible kid costumes ever!
Updated Feb 24, 2015 The Force is strong with this Canadian graphic designer who’s created the most awesome costumes for his seven-year-old son, Caillen. Dad Keith Sheppard’s love of Lego along with his sheer creative talent result in the creation of the most detailed Lego-like suits we’ve seen! He spent 100 hours creating a kid-size replica of the Boba Fett suit from the Star Wars Lego collection. Made with Sintra, a lightweight PVC material, insulation foam boards, spray paint and vinyl adhesives, it’s complete with a helmet, antennae, jet pack and even those classic Lego hands. Simply out of this world, the suit won first place when Caillen wore it to Burlington’s Toycon convention! But the stellar costume-making doesn’t stop there. Sheppard’s also created a Kenner Power Droid costume. (You remember—the little droid that made that gonk gonk sound?) And then, there’s the uber-mini, uber-adorable Tusken Raider costume (you know, the ones Luke Skywalker called Sand People).
How adorable is Caillen? This kid definitely looks like he has what it takes to be a fearless Jedi knight! But this frighteningly fantastic Lego Lord Vampyre mini-figure costume might just be our favourite: , for more cool costumes. And head over to Vimeo to watch his little Gonk in action!Est. Availability (ST): Sold out Get Notified SaveClick here to be notified when your size is available Leave this field empty. We respect your privacy and will not share your contact information or sell it to a third party. Scientists from the Star Wars universe still debate what species Tusken Raiders are. Some folks think they're related to the Jawas, and others think that they were an interstellar transplants species. No matter where you think they came from, they can be pretty intimidating! Star Wars bobblehead to get one in a pint sized form. He won't be able to make his terrifying calls or walk in single file to hide his numbers. But he will be able to nod in agreement with you no matter what crazy ideas you come up with!
This exhibition goes beyond the chronological, literary, or filmic order often used to chronicle Star Wars. It focuses instead on the creative process, encompassing the essence of George Lucas’ vision and the exciting challenge of translating his iconic characters into a dynamic reality.Watch the designers and actors through several exhibition videos. Learn cultural and historic context as interpreted by Smithsonian scholars. Experience the processes of concept artists and costume designers with interactive encounters. Explore the artistry of the world’s most recognized cinematic costumes, including Queen Amidala, Chewbacca, X-Wing Pilots, and Droids, including C-3PO and R2-D2.Take a unique journey into the Star Wars™ universe as characters are brought to life through a dramatic presentation of more than 70 original costumes. Star Wars™ and the Power of Costume will closely examine the captivating process of costume design for iconic outfits featured in all seven films of the Star Wars series—from Queen Amidala’s lavish gowns to Darth Vader’s imposing black armor.