Star Wars Toys - Where to Find Them

Revell has a nice series of snap together Star Wars models that do not require glue or paint. Customer satisfaction appears to be high and they even come with extras such as electronic sounds.

The Black Series Titanium Star Wars toys are intended to have a higher level of quality than the vehicles that come in the standard 3.75 inch Star Wars playsets. They are built from a combination of die-cast metal and plastic and come with a display stand.

Hot wheels has three types of Star Wars related toys. They have wheeled Star Wars Character Cars, Hot Wheels Star Wars Fighters, and two playsets (Escape from Jakku and Hoth Echo Base).

For the younger crowd, Playskool has a Galactic Heroes Millennium Falcon that comes with Han Solo, Chewbacca, and R2-D2 figures.

Star Wars Micro Machines are small molded plastic replicas of Star Wars ships and characters, including those from The Force Awakens. Individual Micro Machines make good stocking stuffers or you can buy multi-packs and playsets. New playsets for 2015 are the Millennium Falcon Playset, the First Order Star Destroyer Playset, the First Order Stormtrooper Playset, and the R2-D2 Playset.