Sandcrawler Merch
Description: Ever wanted to tour the far reaches of the Tatooine desert? Now's your chance to study the behavior of the savage Tusken Raiders. Watch wild banthas roam the hot sands of this desolate world while basking in the warm suns of Tatooine. Your seven day adventure begins with a cocktail at Mos Eisley Cantina and departs that evening for a beautiful view of Tatooine's famous dual set sets. We'll visit the Dune Sea and peer into the Great Pit of Carkoon, home of the all-powerful Sarlacc. We'll visit the infamous palace of famous space gangster, Jabba the Hutt. We'll stop at the Lars homestead where the guardians of Luke Skywalker were brutally murdered. We'll encounter krayt dragons and tour jawa junk bazaars and end with an exciting Podrace!
Description: Tosche Station was a power station and repair shop on the outskirts of Anchorhead on the desert world of Tatooine, owned by Merl Tosche and operated by Laze Loneozner.[1] During the time of the Galactic Civil War, Loneozner was friends with Luke Skywalker and Biggs Darklighter, who, prior to becoming a member of the Rebel Alliance, spent time at the station with Lonezner, his girlfriend Camie Marstrap, and other youth from Anchorhead.[2] After witnessing a battle between the Rebel Alliance and the Galactic Empire in the skies over Tatooine, Skywalker told his friends about what he had seen, but they did not believe it had been a battle.
Description: Mos Pelgo, briefly known as Freetown, was a town located in the northern hemisphere of the planet Tatooine. In 4 ABY, the Mining Collective rounded up the citizens of the town for labor, with one man, Sheriff Cobb Vanth, stealing a camtono of silicax oxalate crystals from them before running into the desert. Vanth eventually encountered a Jawa sandcrawler and traded the crystals for a set of Mandalorian armor. Soon after, the miner and representative of the newly-established organization Red Key Company Adwin Charu arrived to barter with the Jawas. When Charu tried to claim the armor for himself, Vanth shot him before leaving. Returning to Mos Pelgo, he single-handedly liberated the town from the Mining Collective.
Description: Vintage distressed travel design of Tatooine featuring a geometric Sandcrawler silhouette under its iconic binary sunset.
Tatooine National Park Est 1977 Retro Binary Sunset Sandcrawler T-Shirt Phone Case
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Description: Ever wanted to tour the far reaches of the Tatooine desert? Now's your chance to study the behavior of the savage Tusken Raiders. Watch wild banthas roam the hot sands of this desolate world while basking in the warm suns of Tatooine. Your seven day adventure begins with a cocktail at Mos Eisley Cantina and departs that evening for a beautiful view of Tatooine's famous dual set sets. We'll visit the Dune Sea and peer into the Great Pit of Carkoon, home of the all-powerful Sarlacc. We'll visit the infamous palace of famous space gangster, Jabba the Hutt. We'll stop at the Lars homestead where the guardians of Luke Skywalker were brutally murdered. We'll encounter krayt dragons and tour jawa junk bazaars and end with an exciting Podrace!
Description: "Utinni!" ―A commonly used Jawa expression. Because the Jawas were known for bargaining with other species, they created a simplified form of their own language, the Jawa Trade language, to speak with Humans and many other species. The Jawa Trade Language did not require the use of pheromones in order to communicate.
Description: Tosche Station was a power station and repair shop on the outskirts of Anchorhead on the desert world of Tatooine, owned by Merl Tosche and operated by Laze Loneozner.[1] During the time of the Galactic Civil War, Loneozner was friends with Luke Skywalker and Biggs Darklighter, who, prior to becoming a member of the Rebel Alliance, spent time at the station with Lonezner, his girlfriend Camie Marstrap, and other youth from Anchorhead. After witnessing a battle between the Rebel Alliance and the Galactic Empire in the skies over Tatooine, Skywalker told his friends about what he had seen, but they did not believe it had been a battle.
