Star Wars toy help

[Doc45]

**Mile High Comics only has complete versions for stupid money, so no go there. Still looking, may have to go fleabay. Up til a few years ago there was a used/classic toy shop on S. Broadway. I'm told he would've had what I wanted but that doesn't help today LOL.**

I'm looking for someplace in the metro area where I can find parts for old Star Wars ships-specifically the Millenium Falcon and a Snowspeeder. I have some that were passed down through the family, my 5yr old grandson has fun playing with them now but I'd like to get the missing parts to make them complete. Thanks in advance.

[newracer]

eBay

[MrAK]

I would try calling Mike High Comics in Denver, they might be able to point you in the right direction

[Doc45]

I would try calling Mike High Comics in Denver, they might be able to point you in the right direction

Cool, thanks! This stuff is kind of out of my wheelhouse lol.

[Great-Kazoo]

Cool, thanks! This stuff is kind of out of my wheelhouse lol.

Pretend you're looking for parts for a Remington Rand with Ordnance marks . Only harder to find and almost as expensive.

[beast556]

Know any one that does 3-D printing??? If they are orginal toys from the 70's be prepared to fork over some $$$.

[Walker2970]

3 d printer

[Justin]

I'll third the 3d printer folks.

If you don't know how to use one, find a local Makerspace and reach out to them. Most of them are already Star Wars fans, so the thought of building the 3d model of, and then printing parts to old Star Wars toys will probably be pretty cool for them.

[Erni]

First seach on thingiverse and see if anyone created the parts, then 3d print.

[thatoneguy04]

Can you tell me which line specifically you are looking for? I may have some parts for the 1990s re-release versions of the toys but none of the modern stuff Pics would be helpful too