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New items have been added to the Star Wars Trading Post at Disneyland. Die-cast Millennium Falcon – $14.99 This Millennium Falcon is small but detailed. This is a display model that comes with a display base. T-65 X-Wing – $14.99 This die-cast X-wing is similar to the Millennium Falcon that was mentioned above. This one is also very detailed and even has a tiny R2 unit on the ship. This model also comes with a display base. Millennium Falcon Playset – $89.99 This playset comes with Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, and C-3PO as figures. The Millennium Falcon comes with lights, sounds, and launching missiles. This playset allows you to have a character in the rotating gun turret where the missiles are located. The ramp and the landing gear move up and down so you can travel the galaxy. Imperial Tie Fighter – $14.99 This die-cast vehicle comes with a display base and a detailed Tie Fighter. 501st Legion Clone Commander Jesse – $119.99 This replica Clone Commander Jesse helmet is actually wearable. It’s a blue and white helmet with an imperial logo on the head. The helmet comes with interior padding for added comfort and wearability. There are real character phrases and a voice-changing effect, so you can play out being a clone commander yourself. Anakin Skywalker & Clone Captain Rex – $59.99 These figures of Anakin from the Clone Wars, along with Captain Rex, come with the characters’ respective items. Anakin comes with a blue lightsaber. Captain Rex comes with his helmet and his dual pistols from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. 501st Battalion Clone Trooper – $34.99 This clone trooper comes with motion-activated lights & sounds. There is a button for character phrases on the hand. The blaster has motion-activated lights and sounds. This figure comes with batteries so you can play with it right away. Are you going to take a speeder over the trading post to get these new items? Let us know on social media or in the comments. For more Disneyland Resort news and info, follow Disneyland News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. For Disney Parks news worldwide, visit WDWNT.
