I Made Vintage Star Wars Toys That Never Existed
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps transforms hand-built Star Wars replica props into display-ready Kenner-style action figure packages, faithfully recreating the look of 1970s–80s toy aisle packaging. The project combines prop making, graphic design, and custom toy packaging using chipboard card backs, Photoshop templates, and vacuum-formed blisters. The result is a set of nostalgic display pieces showcasing obscure Star Wars accessories that never actually received the vintage Kenner treatment. It's a passion-driven crossover between screen-accurate prop building and retro collectible culture.
Key takeaways
- ◆Vintage Kenner packaging is recreated using original 1970s–80s references and custom Photoshop templates
- ◆Chipboard card backs and vacuum-formed blisters give the finished pieces an authentic retro toy feel
- ◆Specialized punches create accurate peg holes and rounded card corners matching period packaging
- ◆The project bridges prop making and graphic design for a uniquely displayable collector piece
- ◆Obscure Star Wars screen-used accessories are the heroes, spotlighting props rarely seen in toy form
Who this is for
Star Wars fans, replica prop builders, and custom toy collectors who want to display their creations in authentic-looking vintage Kenner-style packaging.
Tools mentioned
- • Photoshop
- • sombrero punch
- • 10mm rounded corner punch
Materials mentioned
- • chipboard card backs
- • vacuum-formed blisters
- • Super 77 spray adhesive
- • 1mm cardboard backing
⚠ Safety notes
Use Super 77 spray adhesive in a well-ventilated area.
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