Summary
Highlights
Darth Vader00:00:15
The Darth Vader toy features a button that, when pushed, opens his helmet to reveal Anakin Skywalker's face underneath. The revealed head is made of soft, squishy rubber with detailed sculpting.
Sandcrawler with R2-D200:01:08
The Sandcrawler toy, made of soft rubber with a plastic door, opens to reveal a miniature R2-D2 figurine inside. R2-D2 can be stored within the Sandcrawler for transport.
Death Star00:01:52
The Death Star toy has a spring-loaded lever, similar to a pinball machine. It comes with six cardboard Tie Fighters that can be loaded into a compartment. Pulling the lever shoots out the Tie Fighters.
AT-AT (All-Terrain Armored Transport)00:02:48
This AT-AT toy allows its four legs and head to rotate, enabling various poses. It features a hidden door on the side that opens to reveal an AT-AT driver figurine inside.
Spinning TIE Fighter and X-Wing Starfighter00:03:49
These toys, made of soft plastic, attach to a central spinning mechanism. Once assembled, they can be spun, simulating an intergalactic star battle. The reviewer notes some warping in the plastic parts.
AT-ST (All-Terrain Scout Transport)00:05:10
The AT-ST toy comes unassembled with plug-on legs. It has movable guns and a latch for a small minifigure. Its gimmick involves holding a button on the back that makes its legs move back and forth, simulating walking.
Conclusion00:06:22
The video concludes by summarizing the review of the set of six Star Wars toys released by KFC Australia in 1997, highlighting them as a fun and enjoyable collectible set.