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I can finally pair up R2 with C3PO!I've been meaning to add a  C3PO to my collection and thanks to the affordable POTF (Power Of The Force)  line of  Star Wars figures,I was finally able too! There Isn't much you can do with this figure ,other than turn his head and move his arms up and down.The legs move,but It makes no sense to move them as he can only stand with them If they are In their stationary/standard positions.This was the Cargo Net C3PO,so he came with an unattached leg and arm,which I quickly put back on after opening. I equipped my Chewie figure with the net but have no intentions of breaking apart C3PO to have him carried around.

I kind of painted myself Into a corner when I began  to try and build a Star Wars collection.I started with the Vintage Collection because of the articulation and likeness to their movie counterparts.I managed to snag up most of the major characters like Vader,Han and Fett.To fill In I picked up some Saga Legends figures like X-Wing Fighter Pilot Luke ,Yoda ,R2 and Chewbacca. Unfortunately,the Lukes I really wanted ,Bespin and Jedi Luke,were a bit too pricey for my tastes.After watching a couple  Tee-Bizz  vids on his Youtube channel ,I learned about a Star Wars line called Power Of The Force.John over at http://robotmonsterspacesuperhero.blogspot.com/  also got me into this awesome ,affordable line.Lots of collectors have ventured down this path ,opting for these figures instead of the new,lesser articulated The Force Awakens figures.I wasn't interested In either actually,just a couple figures to fill my small collection.Power Of The Force had just what I was looking for.Cheap,aff