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#StarWarsCelebration Exclusives From @thinkgeek #SWCA

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With less than a week away from Star Wars Celebration. Many of the prized exclusives are showing up online now.


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All of the amazing items above can be found at ThinkGeek’s booth, which is #910 on the exhibit floor.


See all the items after the Jump...

ThinkGeek has spent the last several months excitedly preparing the upcoming Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim, CA. The online retailer is proud to announce that they will be debuting a number of exclusive items that will only be available to attendees as well as early release items that will be for sale both at the show and on ThinkGeek.com.

“We’ve worked hard to give attendees of Star Wars Celebration and fans around the world unique and amazing Star Wars products this year,” states Erin Zipperle, Event Manager at ThinkGeek. “The number of exclusives we have is far beyond any show we’ve ever done, and we’re super pumped to share with other fans.”

The list of show exclusives includes :


· Star Wars Celebration Pin Trading Exclusive – Lando Calrissian


· Star Wars Celebration Exclusive ThinkGeek Pin


· Russell Walks Retro Star Wars Poster Set (only 250 made)
· Russell Walk 8x10 Propaganda Prints, featuring the 501st – Vader’s Fist


· Limited-edition Star Wars Celebration Patch with purchase of Con Bag of Holding

Available for purchase at the show before anywhere else will be:

· 3D Deco Star Wars Darth Vader Wall Light

· Death Star Charm Bead (compatible with all major charm bracelets)

All of the amazing items above can be found at ThinkGeek’s booth, which is #910 on the exhibit floor.

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