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The UK's premier Vintage Collecting show returns after a two year hiatus.

Stuart, Grant, Jez, Mark and Dan sit down to reminisce about previous events and as they discuss highlights, purchases, social stories amongst other things, the excitement for the return of the show can be heard in all their voices.

Dave Tree, Mr Farthest From himself, joins us to discuss the origins of the event, his personal highlights and what to expect from this one – whilst Dave Shorter, Marc Hockley and Jason Smith all drop by to share their memories too.

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What good is a gift guide without the images?

Not only is this episode a visual feast, it's also  Stuart's first crack at a visual edit and it's transition-tastic!

Buying  Christmas gifts for the Star Wars fan in your life gets harder each  year, so here's the team to help make the task easier this festive  season.

Breaking  the guide down into four age ranges – Pre-School (up to 5), Primary (6-11), Teenage/Secondary (11-17) and Adult (17+) we are offering up give three main gift ideas (over £25), three stocking fillers (under £25) and a left field item, whilst also revealing the best places to purchase things and the current price you'd expect to pay.

Although the team do get a litte distracted with a nostalgia trip over video rental shops and the Kays and Argos catalogues.

From  the hottest gifts on the market to creative fun items – there is something for everyone in this fun filled festive Star Wars guide.

Sometimes, our enhanced podcasts are close to being two-hour long documentaries – this is one of those times.

Crammed full of stills and footage of everything from the often overlooked Droid Factory winch, to rare cardbacks, it's also a treat for illustration fans, with lots of fabulous artwork by

Arnaldo Putzo, Brian Bolland and Frank Langford.

This episode of Those Old Fossils takes some deep dives into specific  topics – Grant looks at focus collecting, with reference to his own TIE  Fighter Pilot focus, Jez explores the vintage Droid Factories and their legacy, Craig's new blog has made him very nerdy about Look-In  magazines, and Mark runs through the evolution of Star Wars Palitoy ads of the 70s and 80s. 

It’s a packed show that also takes time to discuss Mark’s recent  appearance on Toyshop On Tour, Jez raises the confusing issue of historical toy line classification and we have a little look at our  plans for December’s Farthest From.

When it comes to a podcast talking about visual art, of course we are going to recommend you check out the enhanced version. 

All of Darren's paintings are here and much more besides. 

Songwriter, musician and artist Darren Hayman sits down with Craig to talk about how the re-discovery of his childhood Star Wars figures has inspired a new set of paintings, some tentative steps into collecting and his first ever attendance at a Comic Con. 

From his beginnings with much-loved indie band, Hefner, to a solo career that has seen him bring his enquiring mind and unique creative perspective to everything from open air swimming pools to the Essex witch trials, Darren’s latest project sees him tapping into the magic of vintage Star Wars. 

Join us for a tale of action figures loved, lost and found again, Darren's memories of experiencing Star Wars in the UK in the mid 70s, his thoughts on the success of The Mandalorian, and discover how he is adapting his painting style to produce work that not only captures the look of his old figures, but their spirit too. 

It's work made with acrylics and a lot of love.

See all the old EU characters as we discuss them and have a look at just what is going on with those Shadows of the Empire Topps cards, in this enhanced version of the Book Month 2021 round-up show.

Join Stu, Craig and Jez as they look back on all the highlights of Book Month 2021, which this year featured Becca Benjamin, Brian Cameron, Mark Mulcaster and Stephane Faucourt.

Has a month of shows focused on Star Wars literature influenced the team?  What has Stu been buying? What has Jez got on his reading list? Just how much sex and violence is portrayed on Craig’s new Shadows of the Empire trading cards?   

The  answers are all here, plus there’s a blow-by-blow recap of our Eulogising Legends knockout competition, exploring which Legends  characters you think are worth bringing back into future Star Wars movies, TV shows, books and comics. 

Things get tense and friendships are tested as Craig reveals the ultimate winner of the nail-biting final.

Yeah, we had to look-up some of these obscure book and comic figures too!

Don't worry though, they are all collated here in this enhanced podcast so you can watch along.

This edition of The Modern Way celebrates the crossover of modern Star  Wars toys and literature.

The boys get together to count down a top ten of figures inspired by the  books and comics from the Star Wars galaxy, including a nostalgic look  back at the Shadows of the Empire line from the 90s.

From Mouse  and Princess Leia in her areobics wear, to the heavy metal stylings of  Nom Anor, it's a fun look at some of the more obscure toys from the  modern era.  Join in and see exactly which figures got the team all excited and  straight onto eBay.

Have a peek inside the pages of Stephane's new book 'The Legendary Advertisements 1978-1985' in this enhanced video version of Show 053.

Click on this watch-along version of our second trailer show and see all the trailers as we discuss them, in real time, all in one place.

The audio version is there for you to enjoy too, but with a show like this, the video version comes into its own.

If there was a shortcut to a Star Wars master's degree, this episode could be the primary dissertation and a really enlightening and enjoyable one at that.  

Take your seats with the Generation Skywalker crew as they conduct a deep dive analysis of the Prequel trailers from the very first teaser for The Phantom Menace, to the hidden ‘mystery’ trailer for Attack Of The Clones and the arguably show-all spoiler trailer for Revenge Of The Sith.  

Add in a selection of fan-made trailers and you have the full set. Jez is joined by Grant, Craig, Stu and Dan to dissect the trailers and give everyone a new hope for the prequels. This will make you want to rewatch them all! Seriously.

If you want to see all the beer can designs as we discuss them, plus clips  from all the sketches and ads mentioned and images of all the toys we  talk about... watch this.

If that doesn't tempt you, there are a few behind the scenes photos from the live recording too.

It's time for another beer show, and our drinks expert Kimberley is back from the bar with another round for us all to try.  

Featuring Star Wars-themed beers from S43, Full Circle, Fallen Acorn, Northern Monk, J Wakefield and new offerings from Brew York and Original Stormtrooper Beer, there’s plenty for the team to sniff, taste and appraise as they collectively discuss the Mos Eisley Cantina and its various appearances in toys and other media through the years.  

It's a big old Generation Skywalker extended family get together, with the regular team joined by Lee Bullock, Marc Hockley, Emma Burgess and Stu’s son Toby.  

Recorded live in Stuart’s garden, what the recording occasionally lacks in clarity, it makes up for in good vibes.

There's an audio version of this show available, but to really get the best out of this discussion we recommend you give the video a watch.

Every trailer referenced is collated here, along with a few bonus extras.

Jez guides the team through a look-back at the cinema trailers of the  Original Trilogy, in the first of a three-part series exploring how the  promotion of the Star Wars saga has changed through the years.  

From the cheese fests of the 70s, through to the current trailers on Disney+ – we start our journey with a palette-cleansing sample of big  movie trailers from 1977, before moving on to the very first Star Wars  teaser.  

Join us as we discuss how the art of the trailer has grown from editing a  few clips with some stand-in music and a voiceover, to the kind of thing  that has halls full of people crying real tears at Star Wars Celebration.

What's a review of something without pictures?

Click  this video to watch along as we chat about new announcements and recent  releases, check out highlights from the GeekiTiki livestream and see just  how cool Mark's prints look in Jez's new triple frame.

From Mandalorian pinball machines to Aztec-inspired Bobas – as Star Wars merch continues to come thick and fast, we explore all the latest  announcements from Hasbro, Hot Toys, Funko and many more – including a special peek at what went down on the GeekiTikis May the 4th Livestream.  

The team discuss what they’ve been buying and offer up some in-hand reviews of the Mando Retro Collection and the Tantive IV corridor, we  take a look back at the Gentle Giant jumbo vintage figures and give a shout out to Misao Soaps & Candles – the independent makers we are  championing with our competition this month.  

Jez’s trip to the framers inspires a more in-depth showcase of Mark’s  creative work, we discuss the #TimeforTonnika campaign and Stu unearths a  decade old copy of SFX magazine which features a very fresh-faced member of the Generation Skywalker team.

At just under 2 hours and 50 minutes, this is our longest show yet and the accompanying enhanced version is suitably epic.

Have a look at our cherry-picked lots from the Dave Prowse auction, see our cherished items behind our collecting stories and join Craig for his detailed examination of on-screen weapons and accessories.

It's well worth a look.

Join Stuart, Mark, Craig and guest host Marc Hockley for a packed vintage show.

The boys celebrate the life of John Kellerman and look at the impact his book 'Star Wars Vintage Action Figures' had on our hobby. We also review some of the choice lots from the David Prowse Estate Auction taking place on May 4th.

The team share some collecting stories, one of which features the unique perspective of Ali Martin, whose chance discovery of a rare Helix item led him into the world of high-end vintage collectibles.

After last month's movie-led loose line-up, Craig returns to examine just how accurate Kenner's accessory allocations were. The team also breakdown the last 17, with a close look at each figure and an exploration of prices and how they've risen vastly over the years. Is the £2.5k that is often offered as the going price on social media accurate?

We also take a look back at Episode 8 of Those Old Fossils and explain where we will be taking the reproduction conversation next.

Watch along and see all the new announcements as we discuss them. 

The gorgeous photography that Hot Toys do to accompany their new announcements is always worth a look, but in addition to that, this enhanced show also features video footage of The Sounds of Star Wars book and a whole bunch of digitally enhanced shots of the Micro Machines line through the years.

Stuart, Dan, Grant and Jez settle in for this month's 'The Modern Way’.

As usual, there are lots of new announcements, so join us for closer looks at the new Black Series comic-inspired figures, The Vintage Collection, Lego and the latest GeekiTikis rumours, as well as a big old love-fest for the new Hot Toys releases of Boba Fett and Bo Katan.

Since the last show, Gina Carano has been fired from her role in The Mandalorian, so we take stock of the latest prices of Cara Dune merchandise, explore the Hasbro Pulse UK news with regards to their Fan Fest on April 9th and also what the company is considering to reduce the amount of plastic they use to package toys.

Dan takes us through his recent blog on Micro Machines, as the boys reminisce about the 90s and Galoob's part in the Star Wars Universe (and yes we are aware it is Galoob, even though the author of the blog often refers to them as Galoop!).

As well as all this, we have potato tent pegs, Formula One predictions, toys in the Star Wars movies and a wonderful Rey print from the brilliant Nerd Head Designs, which you could win by heading over to the We Are Generation Skywalker community page on Facebook.

Generation Skywalker are delighted to welcome Zia Rezvi to the show to discuss his collecting habits and history.

Zia sits down with Stuart to explore what he calls his 'three phases of collecting'.  

Phase 1 (1977–1983) – books, magazines, scrapbook, trading cards and stickers. Phase 2 (1994–2005) – Topps trading cards, vintage and modern. Phase 3 (2011–present) – Vintage Toy Collecting.  

The pair also discuss Zia's background – from seeing the movie in Belgium on release, to his five favourite runs in his collection. Some beautiful items and some wonderful tales.

Back during May's episode of 'Those Old Fossils', Jez made the statement: "Give me a quiz on the original trilogy movies and I'd pan the lot of you".

And so here we are to see if his arrogant boast can be backed up.

Jez takes on Craig, Grant and guest Marc Hockley as they go head-to-head in Classic Original Trilogy Trivial Pursuit.  

Join in and answer the questions before they do and see how you get on.

Will Jez deliver?  Will Grant send that email to Parker Brothers?  Will Craig answer a question with something other than 'Princess Leia'?  Is Marc Hockley really there to make up the numbers (according to Jez)?

Listen in and find out.

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Watch Nick Owen talk vintage Star Wars on BBC Midlands Today! 

See the boxed ships that 'look like they've been stored in a jacuzzi'! 

Marvel at images of Mark as a young child and a teenager!

It's all here in the enhanced version of Those Old Fossils Episode 7.

Grant, Mark, Craig and Stuart settle down to discuss vintage Star Wars with a focus on the state of the hobby at the end of a horrendous 2020.

With the pandemic hitting hard, unemployment on the rise and uncertainty around when all this will end, the team admit that they all thought the hobby would take a battering over the year, but with prices spiralling out of control, how wrong they were.

The boys look back at some of the stand-out auctions from 2020 – from C&T Auctions early lockdown Palitoy-heavy sale, through to the final ever Astons auction – delving into the highlights and looking at some of the insane prices certain items went for. 

Are current market values actually sustainable? It's a hot topic that gets some great discussion flowing.

This YouTube video really is the format we'd recommend to watch this particular episode.

Go on... watch it along with us. You know you want to.

Following on from our Holiday Special 'Special', Dan, Craig, Stuart and Jez get together to watch the Holiday Special in it's entirety. 

What new insights and observations will they offer up?  

At the time of recording, none of them have watched it for many years  (apart from Jez who made his wife watch it just 24 hours before!) and we're inviting you to listen along to their reactions as they happen.  

There's even a little bit of post show analysis as they each give it a  rating out of ten. Will there be high scores all round? Or will there be  detractors?  

The perfect companion to SHOW 030.

Experiencing The Star Wars Holiday Special with your ears is one thing – actually witnessing it with your own eyes is another thing entirely.

This enhanced version fuses clips from the much maligned 1978 TV special with stills and other material to bring our indepth overview to life.

"It makes us smile, but only because we are laughing at the utter  horror. We laugh to avoid the pain." – Mark Beall  

"Words have not been invented to describe how bad it is." – Alex Carter  "

We could go on, but is The Star  Wars Holiday Special really as bad as its reputation? Jez, Craig and Stuart to try to answer that question as they look into variety shows of the time, the plot, the music, the cast, crew and much more.

The boys also draw up their own Holiday Specials for a post-Force Awakens Disney release – Will Poe and BB-8 deliver salt from Crait to the Resistance to save Christmas Dinner? Will the 60 minute makeover team be able to rebuild Maz's castle? Will Han Solo's send off be as  crazy as Ackmena using a conga to clear a Cantina? Listen in and decide  for yourselves.

Some people like to listen to our shows whilst driving, or walking the dog, or dodging covidiots in the supermarket, and that's great – our regular podcasts have got you covered.

But if you're at home and want to occasionally glance up to see what we are talking about, stick this enhanced version on your telly or other device. It'll save you Googling 'Tiki Farm George Lucas mug'.

Continuing our run of shows for the festive season, Generation Skywalker brings you the latest edition of 'The Modern Way'.

Once again the team covers all the latest announcements, as we see yet more reveals for the Black Series and Vintage Collection lines – though the majority of this month's love is directed at the Hot Toys Tusken Raider and the four new Episode One Tiki Mugs.

Keeping with a  seasonal theme, we delve into the world of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments and discuss our favourite ever Christmas related figures, along with a look forward to what we're hoping to see in 2021.

What's better than an audio guide to Star Wars beer? 

How about a guide where you can watch along and see all the cool can and bottle designs as we discuss them? Give this a whirl on YouTube and discover some great tasting (and great looking) beers.

Beer and Star Wars – they are more connected than you might think. Welcome to the first ever Generation Skywalker Beer Show.

Stuart, Craig, Jez, Dan and Mark are joined by beer expert Kimberley Owen, who takes us through a tasting of five Star Wars themed beers from Moor Beer, Tiny Rebel, Brew York and Original Stormtrooper breweries. She really knows her stuff and takes the boys out of their comfort zones, as she teaches them how to appreciate what they are drinking. We learned a lot, you might too.

Between drinks, Craig takes us through his latest blog post, which looks at drinking culture as portayed in the movies, TV shows and expanded universe, as well as a tour of Star Wars-themed beers from around the world, while the team suggests suitable ways of storing, serving and enjoying your beers.

The movie of the podcast, based on the original books.

Want to see all the covers and some inside pages of all the books discussed in our show dedicated to collecting guides? 

You're in the right place.

The team continues their look at books, with a deep dive into collecting guides.

There are so many collecting books out there – from outdated price guides and encyclopedias, through to volumes on some very niche areas of the hobby – there really is something for every collector.

The boys look at what makes a good collecting guide and discuss some of the standout authors, while each bringing three books to the table.

Discover the guides that had an impact on them through the years, along with the ones that are just among their favourites.

Our enhanced podcasts really come into their own with a show like this. 

In an episode where we cover tonnes of new and freshly announced items, it's nice to see exactly what are discussing – that's why we go to the effort of crafting these visual versions. 

It's packed full of images, stills and little touches you don't get on the audio version, so If you've not experienced one of our YouTube  extravaganzas before, this is a great one to start with.

The Modern Way is back with an announcement-heavy show as Stuart, Craig, Mark and Dan dissect all the latest news from the world of modern collecting.

Is the Tantive IV playset is better than the Freezing Chamber set? Have a listen and find out. 

The Mission Fleet toys have just hit UK shelves and we give our full and frank opinions on the range.  

Plus we discuss all the latest Black Series, Vintage Collection, Funko Pop and Hot Toys news, as well as taking a look at the new Lego Mos Eisley Cantina, which has got the team frothing at the mouth. In a good way.

Without execption, Stephen J Sansweet's collecting books have all been visual guides, so what better way to celebrate his work than with a visual podcast?

We've lovingly grafted a wealth of imagery onto what was already a great interview, to make this special chat even more special.

Extra special guest, Stephen J Sansweet, joins Stuart and Dan to delve into the many books he has written.

Head of Fan Relations at Lucasfilm for 15 years, Stephen was author or co-author of 18 books, 16 of which were Star Wars books.  

From Concept To Screen To Collectible was the catalyst book for the Star Wars collecting hobby and impacted everyone who purchased it back in 1992. Since then, he has released action figure guides, poster books, encyclopedias, vaults, price guides, scrapbooks and quote books.  And take it from us, every one of them is a must in any Star Wars library.

We discuss the impact of both From Concept To Screen To Collectible and The Tomart's Guide in depth, as well as looking at Steve's other literary works. This is a fascinating insight into a much loved pioneer of our hobby and an essential listen for any collector.

A fun zip through some of some highlights from 35 year's worth of Star Wars Expanded Universe novels, with one of the fandom's most well respected figures.

All brought to life in this enhanced version with tonnes of cover images, character illustrations and much more.

Joining Craig and Stuart as part of Generation Skywalker's book month, is Star Wars fanatic, blogger and podcaster Richard Hutchinson.

Rich is a huge Expanded Universe fan and chooses his five favourite EU books and why they mean the most to him, as well as explaining why he is so invested in the literature of Star Wars.

The chat covers a wide cross section of novels and is ideal for anyone looking to dip their toe in Star Wars Legends, as well as those wanting to revisit these stories.

See exactly what we are discussing on this lively, one-off roundtable about the original Thrawn novels. 

Packed with covers and character art, this enhanced podcast is ideal if you are unfamiliar with the books and are keen to learn more.

It's five years after Return of the Jedi: the Rebel Alliance has destroyed the Death Star, defeated Darth Vader and the Emperor, and driven the  remnants of the old Imperial Starfleet to a distant corner of the galaxy. Princess Leia and Han Solo are married and expecting Jedi twins.  And Luke Skywalker has become the first in a long-awaited line of Jedi  Knights.

In 1991, Star Wars burst back into fans' lives with the release of the Timothy Zahn novel, Heir To The Empire, which began the start of a trilogy of books, affectionately known as 'The Thrawn Trilogy'.  

Stuart and Craig are joined by Mark Mulcaster and Mark Newbold to discuss this books and the impact they had on the Star Wars Universe.  Join us as we reminisce about characters old  and new, a plot which perhaps should have been the sequel trilogy on screen and just how much these books changed the Star Wars landscape.

While this shorter, intro to our book month, might not cover as many items as our regular roundtables, we know people still like to watch along on YouTube.

So with added pics and video, here's a rich media alternative to the straight audio for your viewing pleasure.

We invite you to embrace the written word this September, as we bring you Generation Skywalker's 'book month'.

On this prologue show Jez, Craig, Dan and Stuart introduce what's to come and how we plan to celebrate the vast array of books in the Star Wars universe. And to kick off a busy month of podcasting, each host has brought in their favourite book to discuss with the rest of the class.

Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin...

Esteemed collector, Ross Barr takes us through his vintage collection in just five items.  

He brings some fantastic, beautifully displayed treasures to the table and the final piece – a loose Darth Vader with frosting – comes with an incredible back story.  

The interview also covers his involvement with Collector Archive Services, his amazing collection room and even other toy lines, including Masters of the Universe and GI Joe.

All the great audio of show 008 peppered with lots of high quality imagery to save you having to go and Google pics of the new Teebo.

From Mark Boudreaux's back catalogue to all the upcoming figure releases, plus our latest purchases, Grevious memes and more. 

If we talk about it, we show it.

In this month's episode, the boys give some love to some of the toys Mark Boudreaux designed as he announces his retirement.
 

New York Toy Fair seems a lifetime ago, but we check out the announcements from there, as well as further reveals from Hasbro. Mark gives his honest opinion on the Carbonized Black Series Fett on the way – not sure he'll be investing in that one.
 

As well as all this, we take a look at the second wave in the Retro line and explore the best General Grievous figures released of the cyborg so far.

The enhanced video version of show 007 that lets you see, as well as hear, what we are discussing this month.

Includes lots of great Palitoy imagery, highlights from the C&T auction, and even a great photo of a 7 year old Craig under his Christmas tree – though it's worth a look for a glimpse at the current collections of our core hosts alone!

With everyone across the globe in different levels of lockdown, the team discuss various ways to spend time with your collections in isolation. 

They look at the Star Wars Palitoy Facebook group's recent Top 5 thread, alongside a discussion around the Palitoy items sold recently by C&T Auctions.

After a great blog post over on the Star Wars Collectors Archive by Ron Salvatore, the team look at the Argentinian Pepsi promotion and recent fake sticker discovery.

And they begin their drive to discover and showcase collectors working with limited space to create kick-ass displays.

A special, enhanced video presentation of show 006 featuring a wealth of imagery and video content, including all the work that went into creating the range and the ideas behind the promotional campaign.

The show is available in our usual audio formats, but this really brings the story to life with never-seen-before concepts and visuals.

In 2017 Helix released a 40th Anniversary Star Wars range to celebrate their line from back in 1977 – and Craig, Mark and Grant Criddle played a big part.

This podcast takes you through the journey of how the 40th Anniversary range came to be – from connecting with Helix through a Twitter post, to the release and promotion of the line. 

But that is only half the story. Join Mark and Craig as they relive this great story of fan passion and where it can lead.

Generation Skywalker welcomes you to join us for the first of a six-part series on the world of diecast toys over the years.

In this first episode, Stuart is joined by Andrew Norton – a diecast focus collector and owner/editor of www.vintagestarwarsdiecast.co.uk. Together they look at the first range of diecast vehicles, judging each one on its merits, as well as discussing the packaging, licenses, mailers and everything in between.

Join us for a fun ride through the land of die cast metal and all its wonders.

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In first of our monthly Modern Roundtable shows, Daniel Burgess joins Simon, Mark, Craig and Stuart to chat about the sad end to the 5 p.o.a. line, where's best to purchase modern items in the UK, and the new Galaxy of Adventures 5" line, before looking at a selection of new and recently announced Mandalorian items.

Will Dan allow his child to open some modern figures? Will Mark allow himself to like anything modern? Will Stuart weaken and buy a Hot Toys figure? Listen in as the team all deal with their own modern issues.

Generation Skywalker welcomes its first ever guest, as Christopher James Leddy – one of the nicest guys in the universe – joins Stuart to discuss collecting Hot Toys. (A discussion which has since prompted Stuart to order a couple himself!)

Chris tells us what Hot Toys mean to him and why he collects the line. We discuss his own podcast channel – Sixth Scale Scavengers – and delve into his favourite items and what he's looking forward to from the upcoming releases later this year.

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Our first Vintage Roundtable, and this month we're asking, 'why the hell do I collect this stuff?', as well as discussing Circus World and some special value yellow tape – which raises more questions than the team offers answers. 

Craig delves into the Chinese bootleg comic world of lianhuanhua, we explore the unproduced Kenner Sandspeeder and also take an appreciative look at the wonderful imagination of the Imperial Commissary members as they dress up as cardback art.

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An introductory show and your chance to meet the five core hosts, learn a bit more about the concept behind Generation Skywalker and find out what we'll be offering over the coming weeks, months and years...

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Discover the wacky world of vintage 'lianhuanhua' comics – they are Star Wars, but not as you know it.

A random eBay find of unused concept art prompts Craig to look  into its  history in the context of other vintage colour-in posters.

In 2020, a garage crammed with bin bags full of vintage toys were left to an elderly couple in their neighbour's will. Mark runs through the find and the resulting auction.

A quick history of tiki culture, Disney's long association with the movement and why its crossover with Star Wars is something to  celebrate.

Dan runs down everything you need to know about collecting Star Wars SteelBooks in under 20 minutes.

Rogue Wonky or Rogue Wonderful? Dan unboxes Antoc and his X-wing.

Stuart is strong with it. Now Jez can feel the power of the Force too.

Hello, what have we here? It's Dan's new Hot Toy.

Stu-tinni! Can Mr Skinner abide this disgusting creature?

Watch Grant bust out his new Greedo from 1997. 

Craig has a 'look in' his latest parcel and discovers a unique piece of someone's history.
 

IGs don't come any more high end. Dan unboxes a new Hot Toy.
 

Stuart, Craig, Dan and his son, Harrison, all weigh in with their opinions of the new Mandalorian Retro Collection.

Brew or brew not... Stu unwraps some vintage Yoda teabags from Denmark.
 

Join Craig as he visits Chris Malbon at Metropolis Toys for a real-tme rummage through the book collection of the late Star Wars collecting  pioneer, Jim Stevenson.
 

When it come to the new Mandalorian release from Theory 11, Craig holds all the cards.
 

Finally, Craig has somewhere to stash his bling. If he can work out how it fits together.

Generation Skywalker provides 
an online resource of information and entertainment 
for anyone interested in 
Star Wars and its cultural legacy.  Presented across key channels
 our content is as diverse as it is digestible
 and presented by upbeat and expert
 ambassadors of the fan community.

Our team is made up of podcast veterans, seasoned collectors, and online fan site admins.

Chances are you'll have encountered at least one of us on your Star Wars travels. And if not, please meet Stuart Skinner, Jez Allinson, Grant Criddle, Mark Daniels, Craig Spivey and Dan Burgess – we're looking forward to getting to know you.

We're all about passionate people talking about the things they love.  

We're also about providing managable chunks of content that people can dip in and out of without overstaying our welcome. So, to that end, we are adopting a 'Rule of 5'.

Tour a collection in 5 objects... Learn the history of a topic in 5 photos... Here are 5 reasons why 'this thing' is better than 'that thing'...  You get the idea.