Star Wars Collector’s Database

Inventory Your Collection At Home Or Online! The collection inventory software has been at a very stable version 2.10b for close to 2 years now. Last Fall we announced a new version 3 coming out “soon”. Well, 9 months later version 3 is still at the ‘almost finished’ phase. It was put on hold while we developed a (much requested) online version!

The beta copies of WishBase version 3 communicate with the online database, allowing you to synchronize your online listings with those on your local system. If you’re not already a database user, you can begin using the online version with full confidence that once version 3 is released, your collection files will transfer back just as easily. A new feature of the system is the ability to make your ‘wanted’ and ‘for sale’ listings viewable by the public! The online report generator is just as robust as the highly acclaimed reports developed for version 2.1. The database has over 61,000 pre-defined entries (Category, Manufacturer, Country, Group, Name, Detail, Variation, Part Number, UPC, ISBN, etc.) and all you have to do is pick your item and link it to your list! Imagine all the typing you’ll save! WishBase (the database) has been updated bi-monthly since 2003, keeping pace with the collecting community entry-by-entry. Give it a try today! Click Here.

---

Reprinted from: StarWarsGuide.net

---

Sabritas Clone Wars Card Game

Clone Wars Heats Up Mexico With Sabritas Game card Premiums In early 2009 Sabritas began a campaign where they inserted a random card from a 90-card set into specially marked bags of snacks. With so many cards scattered amongst food products the task to acquire a complete set was daunting to say the least. Whether you bought up hundreds of food packets or laid out the cash for an already completed set, this one was bound to cost you. If you’re looking for a visual checklist for the set, you’ve landed at the right place.

Star Wars card collectors have come to expect a good chase when putting together sets of premium cards. “Premium” in this instance means both a pack-in with another product and a high quality set of cards. These 90 cards can definitely be considered premium in production design! The intent of the set is to play battle games with opponents going head to head. The different elements incorporated into the subsets make collectors salivate. The complete checklist of cards is below. To see images of the set, click here to go the Sabritas features page.

 

01 Obi-Wan Kenobi 02 Ahsoka Tano 03 Nave de Padme 04 Droide Destructor05 Gha Nachkt 06 General Whorm Loathsom 07 Nave de Anakin 08 Turk Falso 09 Rey Katuunko 10 Comander Gree 11 Yoda 12 Super Droide de Batalla 13 R2-D2 14 El Malevolencia 15 Aayla Secura 16 Padme Amidala 17 Capitan Rex 18 Hondo Honaga 19 Sable de Yoda 20 Pikk 21 Yoda 22 ObiWan Kenobi 23 Anakin Skywalker 24 Mace Windu 25 Conde Dooku 26 Asajj Ventress 27 Darth Sidious 28 Padme Amidala 29 Jabba the Hutt 30 Meditacion 31 Asajj Ventres 32 Cañon Laser 33 Trooper 34 Rifle Laser 35 C-3PO 36 General Grievous 37 Jar Jar Binks 38 Wat Tambor 39 Gundark 40 Droide Cohete 41 Anakin Skywalker 42 Comando del Senado 43 Plo Koon 44 Ataque en Equipo 45 Puko Naga

46 Droide Arana 47 Yoda 48 Caballeros Jedi 49 Gut Kurr50 Jabba he Hutt 51 Obi-Wan Kenobi 52 Assaj Ventres 53 Cad Bane 54 General Grievous 55 Capitan Cody 56 Nadar Vebb 57 Senador Kharrus 58 Ahsoka Tano 59 AT-TE 60 Bith Band 61 Anakin Skywalker 62 Mace Windu 63 Nave del General Grievous 64 C-3PO, R2-D2 65 Magna Guardia 66 Luminara Unduli 67 Nute Gunray 68 AT-RT Walker 69 Roggwart 70 Sable del Conde Dooku 71 Nala Se 72 Capsula de Escape 73 BarricadaSeparatista 74 Jawa 75 Silood 76 Droide de Batalla 77 Kit Fisto 78 Senadora Amidala 79 Almirante Yularen 80 Resistencia 81 Detonador Terminco 82 TC-70 83 Conde Dooku 84 Anaconda Farr 85 Ahsoka Tano 86 Droide Bombero 87 Canciller Palpatine 88 Comandante Fox 89 Droide Asesino 90 C-3PO

---

Reprinted from: StarWarsGuide.net

---