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The Power of the Force 1995 – 1999

After Hasbro acquired the Kenner Toy Company in 1991, they brought the Star Wars line back to life in 1995. The line was dubbed “Power of the Force 2” by most fans to avoid confusion with the previous Power of the Force line. The line showed massive sales numbers and proved that Star Wars was still extremely popular with the public. Hasbro released several sub-sets, vehicles, playsets, accessories and a huge line of highly collectible 12 Inch figures. Hasbro produced a massive amount of product for the Power of the Force 2 line, and it remains the largest Star Wars line ever produced.

For more information about Hasbro’s Power of the Force 2 line, see bottom of the page for a complete summary.

Power of the Force – Red Card (1995 – 1996): Basic Figures

The first series of figures released in 1995 featured a orange/red card with 26 figures in total. Many of them went through several variations throughout their release. Most figures released in this wave were also made available with the green blister card for the following waves.

• Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Boba Fett
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• C-3PO
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Chewbacca
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Death Star Gunner
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Greedo
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

• Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Han Solo (Carbonite)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Han Solo (Hoth Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Jawas
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Lando Calrissian
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Luke Skywalker (Dagobah Fatigues)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

• Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Luke Skywalker (X-Wing Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Luke Skywalker (Stormtrooper Disguise)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Momaw Nadon (Hammerhead)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Princess Leia Organa
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• R2-D2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

• R5-D4
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Sandtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Stormtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Tie Fighter Pilot
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Tusken Raider
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Yoda
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

Power of the Force – Green Card (1996 – 1997): Basic Figures

Hasbro changed the color of the packaging just a bit for this wave, by making it a green tone instead of the red/orange. Most of the figures released on the red cards were re-released here as well. It should be noted that cards in this wave had either a holo photo of the character or a regular photo on the left side of the card, but the variation does not change the value of a carded figure.

• 2-1B Medical Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• 4-Lom
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Admiral Ackbar
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• ASP-7 Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• AT-ST Driver
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Bib Fortuna
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Bossk
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

• Dengar
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Emperor Palpatine
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Emperor’s Royal Guard
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• EV-9D9
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Gamorrean Guard
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Garindan
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Grand Moff Tarkin
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Han Solo (Bespin Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

• Han Solo (Endor Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Hoth Rebel Soldier
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Lando Calrissian (Skiff Guard Disguise)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Leia in Boushh Disguise
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker (Ceremonial Outfit)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker (Hoth Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Malakili (Rancor Keeper)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Nien Nunb
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

• Ponda Baba
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Princess Leia Organa (Jabba’s Prisoner)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Rebel Fleet Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Saelt-Marae (Yak Face)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Snowtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Weequay
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

Power of the Force – Freeze Frame (1998): Basic Figures

This series of figures was released on the same green blister card as the previous wave, but now included a color slide featuring a movie scene with the character. Several of the figures previously released on the regular green cards were also re-released on this “Freeze Frame” format.

• 8D8
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• AT-AT Driver
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Biggs Darklighter
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• C-3PO with Removable Limbs
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Captain Piett
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Chewbacca (Boushh’s Bounty)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10

• Darth Vader (Removable Helmet)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Death Star Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Death Star Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Emperor Palpatine
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Endor Soldier
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Ewoks: Wicket and Logray
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Ishi Tib
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Lak Sivrak
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

• Lando Calrissian (General’s Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Lobot
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker (Bespin Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Luke Skywalker (Blastshield Helmet)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Mon Mothma
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Orrimaarko (Prune Face)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Pote Snitkin
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12

• Princess Leia Organa (All New Likeness)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Princess Leia Organa (Ewok Celebration Outfit)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Princess Leia Organa (Hoth Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• R2-D2 (Datalink)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Ree-Yees
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Ugnaughts
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Zuckuss
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10

Power of the Force – Flashback Photos (1999): Basic Figures

The Flashback Photo series was meant to get fans excited for Episode I, being released later in the year. The figures included a “flashback” photo of a corresponding character from the new Phantom Menace movie. This latest wave was released on a new green starburst blister pack, but with the same Darth Vader head on the top left.

• Anakin Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Aunt Beru
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• C-3PO (Desert Worn)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Darth Vader (with Lightsaber)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

• Emperor Palpatine
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Hoth Chewbacca
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker (Floppy Hat)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Princess Leia (Ceremonial Dress)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• R2-D2 (Launching Lightsaber)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Yoda (Boiling Pot)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

Power of the Force – Comm Tech (1999 – 2000): Basic Figures

These were the last of the figures released under the Power of the Force banner, and they included the Comm Tech chip feature that was rolled out with the Episode I figures in 1999. This wave was also released with the same green starburst packaging as the Flashback series.

• Admiral Motti
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Darth Vader (Interrogation Droid)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Greedo
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Jawa with Gonk Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Luke Skywalker (T-16 Skyhopper Model)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Princess Leia (Sporting Blaster)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• R2-D2 (Holo Princess Leia)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Stormtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

Power of the Force (1995 – 1999): Exclusive Figures

Hasbro released several fantastic looking mail order exclusives for their Power of Force line during its run, such as B’omarr Monk, Wuher the bartender and of course Oola and Salicous Crumb.

• B’omarr Monk (Internet Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Cantina Band Member (Fan Club)
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Han Solo as Stormtrooper (Kellogg’s Mail-Away)
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Kabe and Muftak (Internet Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

• Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight (Theater Edition)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Oola and Salacious Crumb (Fan Club)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $20 – $25
• Spirit of Obi-Wan (Frito-Lay Mail-Away)
  • Market Value: Boxed $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Wuher (Fan Club)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Mace Windu (Episode I Sneak Preview)
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Stap with Battle Droid (Episode I Sneak Preview)
  • Market Value: Boxed $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

Power of the Force (1995 – 1999): Cinema Scenes

Cinema Scenes was a brand new series that included three figures in each set,
re-creating a famous scene from one of the Original Trilogy movies. This was a very popular series and was continued into the Episode I line as well.

• Cantina Aliens
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Cantina Showdown
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Death Star Escape
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Final Jedi Duel
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Jabba the Hutt’s Dancers
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12

• Jabba’s Skiff Guards
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Jedi Spirits
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Mynock Hunt
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Purchase of the Droids
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Rebel Pilots
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12

Power of the Force (1995 – 1998): Creatures Sets

Hasbro released several Creature Sets for their Power of the Force line, with each creature including a rider or accessory figure.

• Bantha with Tusken Raider
  • Market Value: Boxed $80 – $105; Loose $50 – $65
• Dewback with Sandtrooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Jabba the Hutt with Han Solo
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Rancor with Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Boxed $75 – $100; Loose $50 – $60

• Ronto with Jawa
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Tauntaun with Han Solo in Hoth Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $20 – $30
• Tauntaun with Luke Skywalker in Hoth Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $20 – $25
• Wampa with Luke Skywalker in Hoth Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

Power of the Force (1995 – 1998): Deluxe Figures

A Deluxe Figure series was created for the Power of the Force line, which included two different waves. Each wave depicted the packaging of the wave it was included with (Orange or Green).

• Boba Fett with Firing Missile Launcher
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Han Solo with Smuggler’s Flight Pack
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Hoth Rebel Soldier
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Luke Skywalker’s Desert Sport Skiff
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

• Probe Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Snowtrooper (E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Stormtrooper (Crowd Control)
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

Power of the Force (1997): Electronic Power F/X Figures

The Electronic Power F/X series included five different figures. Each one was featured in a famous scene from the Original Trilogy, and came with special electronic features, such as sound and lights.

• Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Emperor Palpatine with Lighting Bolts
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7
• R2-D2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $4 – $7

Power of the Force (1998): Gunner Stations

The Gunner Station series consisted of three figures (Han, Luke and Vader) in……yep, you guessed it, a gunner station from their respective ships.

• Millennium Falcon with Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Millennium Falcon with Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Tie Fighter with Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Carded $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5

Power of the Force (1998): Max Rebo Band 2-Packs
(Walmart Exclusive)

The Max Rebo Band Two-Pack series was released in 1998, to coincide with the Special Edition release of Return of the Jedi. This set was only available in Walmart retail stores and remains a popular set nowadays.

• Barquin D’an and Droopy McCool
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Joh Yowza and Sy Snootles
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Max Rebo and Doda Bodonawieddo
  • Market Value: Carded $35 – $50; Loose $20 – $25

Power of the Force (1999): Millennium Minted Coins
(Toys R Us Exclusive)

This set of figures featured a re-packed figure, previously released, but now included a nifty looking coin and stand. These figures were Toys R Us exclusives in 1999, and came in a boxed format.

• C-3PO
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Chewbacca
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Emperor Palpatine
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Han Solo in Bespin Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Luke Skywalker in Endor Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Princess Leia in Endor gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $8 – $15; Loose $3 – $5
• Snowtrooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10

Power of the Force (1997): Princess Leia Collection

The Princess Leia Collection featured Princess Leia, paired with various other characters that she shared scenes with from the Original Trilogy. Each set featured Leia in a different outfit that corresponded with that particular scene.

• Bespin Princess Leia and Bespin Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $15; Loose $4 – $7
• Ceremonial Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $15; Loose $4 – $7
• Princess Leia and R2-D2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $15; Loose $4 – $7
• Princess Leia in Ewok Dress and Wicket the Ewok
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $15; Loose $4 – $7

Power of the Force (1995 – 1998): Playsets

Hasbro did not release any large scale playsets during the Power of the Force line, but they did release several smaller sets for our figures.

• Cantina at Mos Eisley 3D Display Diorama
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Death Star Escape
  • Market Value: Boxed $12 – $20; Loose $5 – $10
• Detention Block Rescue
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Endor Attack
  • Market Value: Boxed $45 – $65; Loose $25 – $35
• Hoth Battle
  • Market Value: Boxed $45 – $65; Loose $25 – $35
• Jabba’s Palace 3D Display Diorama
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Mos Eisley Cantina (Mail-Away Box)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

Power of the Force (1995 – 1999): Vehicles

Hasbro released a bunch of vehicles for their Power of the Force line during its five year run, including everything from the standard ships (X-Wing, Tie Fighter, Landspeeder) to some real spectacularly designed ones (A-Wing, AT-AT, Tatooine Skiff). Most of these vehicles are getting harder and harder to find on the secondary market as their prices are gradually inching upwards.

• A-Wing Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $50; Loose $15 – $25
• AT-AT Walker (Electronic)
  • Market Value: Boxed $225 – $275; Loose $100 – $150
• AT-ST
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $85; Loose $40 – $50
• Boba Fett’s Slave 1
  • Market Value: Boxed $90 – $130; Loose $55 – $70
• Cruisemissile Trooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30

• Landspeeder
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Luke Skywalker’s Red Five X-Wing Fighter (Electronic F/X)
  • Market Value: Boxed $65 – $85; Loose $40 – $50
• Luke Skywalker’s T-16 Skyhopper
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Millennium Falcon (Electronic)
  • Market Value: Boxed $165 – $215; Loose $90 – $120
• Power Racing Speeder Bike with Scout Trooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Rebel Snowspeeder (Electronic)
  • Market Value: Boxed $50 – $75; Loose $25 – $35
• Speeder Bike with Leia in Endor Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12

• Speeder Bike with Luke in Endor Gear
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Speeder Bike with Scout Trooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Tatooine Skiff
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• Tie Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• X-Wing Fighter (Electronic)
  • Market Value: Boxed $75 – $100; Loose $50 – $60
• Y-Wing Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $100 – $150; Loose $60 – $75

Power of the Force (1996 – 2000): 12 Inch Figures

Hasbro began releasing 12 Inch figures in early 1996, and continued through 2000. Despite the larger size and price, these figures were extremely popular with fans and collectors. Hasbro released a BOATLOAD of these, with many of the unique ones going to retail stores as exclusives. Hasbro released a wide assortment of characters, which represented all of the original trilogy movies. Note: Many of the retail exclusives were later re-packed and released to all retail locations.

• 1996
• Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $17
• Han Solo
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $17
• Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Obi-Wan (Ben) Kenobi
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

• 1997
• Admiral Ackbar
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Boba Fett
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $85; Loose $30 – $40
• C-3PO
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• Chewbacca
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $25
• Lando Calrissian
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Luke Skywalker in Bespin Fatigues
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Luke Skywalker in X-Wing Pilot Outfit
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Princess Leia
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $17
• Stormtrooper
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $17
• Tie Fighter Pilot
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Tusken Raider with Blaster
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $20
• Tusken Raider with Gaderffii Stick
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

• Exclusives
• AT-AT Driver (Service Merchandise Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $20
• Cantina Band Member Doikk Na’Ts (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Cantina Band Member Figrin D’An (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Cantina Band Member Ickabel (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Cantina Band Member Nalan (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Cantina Band Member Tech (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Cantina Band Member Tedn (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Grand Moff Tarkin and Imperial Gunner (FAO Schwarz Exclusive)
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• Greedo (JC Penny Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Han Solo and Luke Skywalker in Stormtrooper Disguise (KB Toys Exclusive)
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• Han Solo and Tauntaun (Toys R Us Exclusive)
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• Jedi Luke Skywalker and Bib Fortuna (FAO Schwarz)
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• Luke Skywalker Vs. Wampa (Target Exclusive)
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• Obi-Wan Kenobi Vs. Darth Vader (Electronic) (JC Penny Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $20
• Sandtrooper (Diamond Distributers)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $25

• 1998
• AT-AT Driver
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $7 – $12
• Barquin D’An
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Boba Fett (Electronic)
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• Chewbacca (In Chains)
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• Darth Vader (Electronic)
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• Emperor Palpatine
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• Grand Moff Tarkin
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• Greedo
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• Han Solo (Hoth Gear)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Jawa
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• Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker
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• Luke Skywalker (Ceremonial Outfit)
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• Luke Skywalker (Hoth Gear)
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• R2-D2 (With Utility Arms)
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• Sandtrooper
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• Snowtrooper (Blue Chestplate)
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• Snowtrooper (White Chestplate)
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• Yoda
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• Exclusives
• Anakin Skywalker (Masterpiece Edition) (Bookstore Exclusive)
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• Aurra Sing (Masterpiece Edition) (Bookstore Exclusive)
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• Boba Fett (KB Toys Exclusive)
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• C-3PO (Masterpiece Edition) (Bookstore Exclusive)
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• C-3PO and R2-D2 (Electronic) (Toys R Us Exclusive)
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• Emperor Palpatine and Royal Guard (Target Exclusive)
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• Han Solo and Carbonite Block (Target Exclusive)
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• Hero Three Pack (Luke, Leia Boushh, Han Bespin) (KB Toys Exclusive)
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• Hoth Four Pack (Luke, Han, Snowtrooper, AT-AT Driver) (JC Penny Exclusive)
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• Princess Leia (In Hoth Gear) (Service Merchandise Exclusive)
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• Princess Leia (Jabba’s Slave) and R2-D2 (FAO Schwarz Exclusive)
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• R2-D2 (Walmart Exclusive)
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• R5-D4 (Walmart Exclusive)
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• Wedge Antilles and Biggs Darklighter (FAO Schwarz Exclusive)
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• Wicket the Ewok (Walmart Exclusive)
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• 1999
• Chewbacca
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• Han Solo (in Trench Coat)
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• Luke Skywalker with Dianoga
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• Obi-Wan Kenobi with Blastshield Helmet
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• Ponda Baba
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• Princess Leia in Ceremonial Dress (Portrait Edition)
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• Princess Leia (as Jabba’s Slave)
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• 2000
• Sandtrooper with Dewback (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $70 – $95; Loose $50 – $60
• Speeder Bike with Scout Trooper (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $100 – $140; Loose $60 – $75

Speeder Bike with Scout Trooper

Hasbro acquired the Kenner Toy Company in 1991, and a few years afterwards, decided to bring the granddaddy of all toy lines back to life. Hasbro (still under the Kenner brand) released the first new Star Wars action figures the world had seen in 10 years, when the Power of the Force line was finally released in 1995. The line was dubbed “Power of the Force 2” by most fans and collectors to avoid the confusion of the previous Power of the Force line, which was released by Kenner in 1985. The line was well received by most fans and proved that, even without new movies, Star Wars remained just as popular with the public, and the massive sales numbers were proof of that.

The figures had six points of articulation and appeared more “muscular” in tone. It’s still kind of strange, looking at a Luke or Han figure from this line because of the Sylvester Stallone like body, but they were certainly unique looking. Luke, Obi-Wan and Vader all came with ridiculously long lightsabers that were shortened down in later waves. The Princess Leia figure also had a few different variations through the different waves, as Hasbro kept trying to make her not look like a monkey. In fact, most figures from this line had multiple variations as they went along. Hasbro also released some very interesting and fun sub-sets, as well as a huge line of highly collectible 12 Inch figures.

The initial figures were released on a red/orange card that was supposed to be an ignited red lightsaber with a large Darth Vader head shot. The packaging was simple, but still remained attractive to the eye. Who am I kidding though, we were just happy that new Star Wars figures were back in stores and it didn’t really matter what the packaging looked like. Truth be told, the figures could’ve been wrapped in brown paper bags and I still would’ve bought them. Later lines changed to an ignited green lightsaber instead of the red/orange. The packaging was still the same, only the color tone changed. Towards the end of the line, the packaging changed once again to a green starburst design, with the lightsaber glow being dropped.

This line was not only very popular with collectors and fans, but also with kids at the time. A younger generation was being introduced to the classic Star Wars characters their parents grew up with, and they really seemed to like it. Hasbro produced a massive amount of figures for this line, which is why most are still considered fairly common and easy to find. The Power of the Force 2 line remains one of the largest action figure lines ever produced for Star Wars, or any other toy line for that matter. This was a fun and satisfying line to collect, and the prices are finally staring to inch upwards, as the power of the Force line has reached a nostalgic period with kids and collectors of that era.