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Rejected 'Star Wars' Toy Concepts
Were Totally Awesome
In honor of Coinciding with the 3-D re-release of Star Wars: Episode
One, The Phantom Menace Jason "ToyOtter" Geyer [1] has shared
some of the unproduced tie-in product concepts pitched to Pepsi
during his time spent working at a promotional merchandise
company circa 1998. Though a number of items Geyer and his
co-workers pitched made it to production, others were rejected at
lower levels before Lucasfilm or Pepsi got to take a look at them. The
practicality of some of the items is questionable, but the creativity and
care behind everything Geyer and company cooked up is clear --
especially considering they were imagined with limited information
about Episode One. Some, such as the Han in Carbonite popsicle mold
have even been produced (in one fashion or another [2]) in the 14
years since these products were dreamed up. Check out a few of our
favorite unmade merchandise concept after the cut.
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![[Via AFI [3]]
http://www.actionfigureinsider.com/ottertorials/2012/02/26/rejected-star-
wars-strikes-back/
1.
http://www.amazon.com/Kotobukiya-Star-Wars-Carbonite-Silicon
/dp/B004R7S9I2
2.
http://www.actionfigureinsider.com/ottertorials/2012/02/26/rejected-star-
wars-strikes-back/
3.
http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/27/rejected-star...
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Reddedilen Star Wars Oyuncaklar?
- 1. http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/27/rejected-star... Rejected 'Star Wars' Toy Concepts Were Totally Awesome In honor of Coinciding with the 3-D re-release of Star Wars: Episode One, The Phantom Menace Jason "ToyOtter" Geyer [1] has shared some of the unproduced tie-in product concepts pitched to Pepsi during his time spent working at a promotional merchandise company circa 1998. Though a number of items Geyer and his co-workers pitched made it to production, others were rejected at lower levels before Lucasfilm or Pepsi got to take a look at them. The practicality of some of the items is questionable, but the creativity and care behind everything Geyer and company cooked up is clear -- especially considering they were imagined with limited information about Episode One. Some, such as the Han in Carbonite popsicle mold have even been produced (in one fashion or another [2]) in the 14 years since these products were dreamed up. Check out a few of our favorite unmade merchandise concept after the cut. 1 -> 10 12-05-2012 23:05
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- 10. [Via AFI [3]] http://www.actionfigureinsider.com/ottertorials/2012/02/26/rejected-star- wars-strikes-back/ 1. http://www.amazon.com/Kotobukiya-Star-Wars-Carbonite-Silicon /dp/B004R7S9I2 2. http://www.actionfigureinsider.com/ottertorials/2012/02/26/rejected-star- wars-strikes-back/ 3. http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/02/27/rejected-star... 10 -> 10 12-05-2012 23:05