It's here!

The Hasbro Big AT-AT is finally on shelves and ripe for the picking.

Sign here please....

The annual November through March lull in the Canadian Star Wars supply is in full swing and I've taken to picking away at autographs for the 2009 Topps Clone Wars Widevision cards. I'm a cheap bastard and it has taken me a while but I've managed to get most of them off of eBay for around $10... much better than the $20-30 price tags I've seen dealers selling them for. According to the checklist I'm still missing a few (Ashley Eckstein, Anthony Daniels, Corey Burton, Terrance Carson, David Acord and a second Matthew Wood) but they have yet to make up for auction. They're not bad as far as designs go and they are fun to collect.

Size matters not?

Well, more pictures are surfacing of the supposedly large AT-AT and every geek is going Miami CSI on it to determine how large it really is.

What gets us geeks in a tizzy?

Every year it happens... top secret info leaked to the public... prototypes uncovered early... store SKU numbers being combed through... speculation... anticipation... it's really quite crazy.

2010 is seeing all sort of rumors about an unconfirmed large-scale AT-AT (that's an All Terrain Armored Transport if you don't speak geek) being made by Hasbro for the 30th Anniversary of The Empire Strikes Back.