Even though this little man has never seen the movies that accompany the get up...he likes it (now that is marketing, eh?).
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comment about the quilt. It's for Sam's scoutmaster as a thank you. I started it in MARCH!! I'm just getting it finished enough to quilt. It's a surprise!
LOL! I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat pic. When we were kids, we grew up in the original Star Wars era, being children of the 70's that is :) My sister used to call him "Dark Vader" and dressed up in that hot black costume for Halloween.....
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