Taco Bell Yoda/Vader cube : This was a promo item for the Special Editions in 1997. Like other promo toys, it's made by Applause. Very cool toy. |
Seneca Sports Yoda skateboard : This unique collectible features some of Ralph McQuarrie's best artwork, and demonstrates that anything and everything can have a Star Wars motif. Click here for a close-up of the art on the skateboard. Made in 1998. |
Scholastic ESB storybook : A children's novelization of The Empire Strikes Back. The cover artwork is embossed. |
Screamin' Products Yoda model kit : Just like the title says, a Yoda model kit for you to assemble and paint. Made in 1992. Very nice sculpt and likeness. |
Rubies Yoda costume : Includes the Yoda mask above. Available in both adult and children sizes. It really shows how hard it is to make a convincing Yoda costume if you're over 3' tall. |
Rubies Yoda mask : A very ugly Yoda mask made by Rubies Costume Co. Not as nice as the Don Post mask. Retails for $20. |
Rose Art stamper : A nicely sculpted stamp pad. Several other characters were also made. Made in 1997 |
Rawcliffe pewter Christmas ornament : This great ornament was a Fan Club exclusive in 1999. It creatively depicts the majestic ESB scene of Yoda lifting Luke's X-Wing. Really a great piece. |
Rawcliffe Yoda mug : An elegant black mug featuring a pewter seal similar to the one on their keychain. Made in 1996. |
Rawcliffe Yoda keychain : A small silver keychain made out of, you guessed it, pewter. Featured Yoda's ugly mug on it. Made in 1996. |
Rawcliffe Yoda pewter statuette : A small nicely detailed sculpture of Yoda crafted out of fine pewter. Made in 1994(?). |
Ralph Marlin cap : A black embroidered baseball cap with Yoda's face and the Star Wars logo on the front. Made in 1997. The back of the hat features the phrase: "May the Force be with you." Another style cap was also made which was green and had the words "Yoda, the Jedi Master" on it. |
Ralph Marlin silk tie : Adorned with Ralph McQuarrie Art. Made in 1997. A similar scarf was supposedly also issued at the time. |
Ralph Marlin tie : Another style tie released in 1997. Also a polyester blend. |
Ralph Marlin tie : Several different ties were issued. This one features the art from Return of the Jedi, and is a polyester blend. Made in 1995. |
THQ Yoda Stories for Game Boy Color : This is a port of the popular Lucasfilm PC game of the same name. You play Luke embarking on several small mini-quests. Released 1999. |
Taco Bell Yoda figurine : This was a toy given out by Taco Bell in 1997 during the release of the Star Wars Special Editions. It was a special toy made for kids under three. It really is a great sculpt of Yoda, and worth getting. |
Tiger Electronics Inc. Yoda Giga Pet : A novelty toy that was supposed to act as a virtual pet of sorts. When they were made in 1997 they were hugely popular, and several different Giga Pets were made. The Yoda one was interesting since you didn't just take care of him, you trained as a Jedi through simple mini-games. From time to time Yoda would beep at you, asking you to clean his house or feed him (,senility caught up with even poor Yoda). If you ignored him, he would kick you out of Jedi training. |
Willitts Designs 70 mm Yoda film cell : This company made several lines of Star Wars film cells in 1996, including one devoted exclusively to Yoda. Of course, all the cells are different. Several packaging designs exist. Production was limited, and each cell is indicidually numbered. |
Write On T-Shirts Japanese Art Shirt :A T-shirt with a very nice Japanese style Yoda design on the front. Originally only available in Japan, it was later made available in 2000 through the Official Star Wars Fan Club. |
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Write On T-Shirts Japanese Art Shirt :A T-shirt with a very nice Japanese style Yoda design on the front. Originally only available in Japan, it was later made available in 2000 through the Official Star Wars Fan Club. |
Willitts Designs 70 mm Yoda film cell : This company made several lines of Star Wars film cells in 1996, including one devoted exclusively to Yoda. Of course, all the cells are different. Several packaging designs exist. Production was limited, and each cell is indicidually numbered. |
Tiger Electronics Inc. Yoda Giga Pet : A novelty toy that was supposed to act as a virtual pet of sorts. When they were made in 1997 they were hugely popular, and several different Giga Pets were made. The Yoda one was interesting since you didn't just take care of him, you trained as a Jedi through simple mini-games. From time to time Yoda would beep at you, asking you to clean his house or feed him (,senility caught up with even poor Yoda). If you ignored him, he would kick you out of Jedi training. |
Taco Bell Yoda figurine : This was a toy given out by Taco Bell in 1997 during the release of the Star Wars Special Editions. It was a special toy made for kids under three. It really is a great sculpt of Yoda, and worth getting. |
THQ Yoda Stories for Game Boy Color : This is a port of the popular Lucasfilm PC game of the same name. You play Luke embarking on several small mini-quests. Released 1999. |
Ralph Marlin tie : Several different ties were issued. This one features the art from Return of the Jedi, and is a polyester blend. Made in 1995. |
Ralph Marlin tie : Another style tie released in 1997. Also a polyester blend. |
Ralph Marlin silk tie : Adorned with Ralph McQuarrie Art. Made in 1997. A similar scarf was supposedly also issued at the time. |
Ralph Marlin cap : A black embroidered baseball cap with Yoda's face and the Star Wars logo on the front. Made in 1997. The back of the hat features the phrase: "May the Force be with you." Another style cap was also made which was green and had the words "Yoda, the Jedi Master" on it. |
Rawcliffe Yoda pewter statuette : A small nicely detailed sculpture of Yoda crafted out of fine pewter. Made in 1994(?). |
Rawcliffe Yoda keychain : A small silver keychain made out of, you guessed it, pewter. Featured Yoda's ugly mug on it. Made in 1996. |
Rawcliffe Yoda mug : An elegant black mug featuring a pewter seal similar to the one on their keychain. Made in 1996. |
Rawcliffe pewter Christmas ornament : This great ornament was a Fan Club exclusive in 1999. It creatively depicts the majestic ESB scene of Yoda lifting Luke's X-Wing. Really a great piece. |
Rose Art stamper : A nicely sculpted stamp pad. Several other characters were also made. Made in 1997 |
Rubies Yoda mask : A very ugly Yoda mask made by Rubies Costume Co. Not as nice as the Don Post mask. Retails for $20. |
Rubies Yoda costume : Includes the Yoda mask above. Available in both adult and children sizes. It really shows how hard it is to make a convincing Yoda costume if you're over 3' tall. |
Screamin' Products Yoda model kit : Just like the title says, a Yoda model kit for you to assemble and paint. Made in 1992. Very nice sculpt and likeness. |
Scholastic ESB storybook : A children's novelization of The Empire Strikes Back. The cover artwork is embossed. |
Seneca Sports Yoda skateboard : This unique collectible features some of Ralph McQuarrie's best artwork, and demonstrates that anything and everything can have a Star Wars motif. Click here for a close-up of the art on the skateboard. Made in 1998. |
Taco Bell Yoda/Vader cube : This was a promo item for the Special Editions in 1997. Like other promo toys, it's made by Applause. Very cool toy. |
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