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You Could “Watch” Star Wars at Home With This Ultra-Rare Kenner Toy, Just Not the Way You Think
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Watching the Star Wars saga in this day and age is as easy as pressing a button.
Videos by ComicBook.comBack in the ‘70s you’d have to go to the movie theater if you wanted to watch Star Wars: A New Hope.
However, there was a way to experience it at home, thanks to one of Kenner’s most unusual Star Wars products.
Kenner’s Ultra-Rare Star Wars Give-A-Show Projector Is About To Go Up For AuctionNotice I used words like “experience” and “relive” instead of “watch”.
It’s safe to say that Kenner really nailed it with this product, bringing Star Wars from a galaxy far far away, right into the homes of fans.