1,000 Made. No Raffle Required. A Retail Set You Could Already Pre-Order. And Packaging So Good It’s Worth More Than What’s Inside. The most accessible SDCC Star Wars exclusive of its era — no lottery, no raffle, just walk up and buy it. The build inside was a retail set anyone could get in September. What made COMCON015 worth having was a brown cardboard shipping box pretending to be a care package from Santa Claus, and a limited edition holiday print that has never been properly documented anywhere.
125 Made. Not For Sale. Given Only To Guests Invited To A Party Most Collectors Never Knew Existed. And Instructions With A Question Mark On The Cover. Not an SDCC exclusive. Not a convention purchase. TF11 was a gift — handed to 125 invited guests at a private collectors party at the 2011 New York Toy Fair, timed to the opening of the Star Wars Miniland areas at LEGOLAND parks worldwide. Han Solo and Chewbacca came pre-built and glued. Boba Fett came in a ziplock bag with a question mark on the instructions. You were expected to build him yourself and add him to the box.