A COLLECTOR-BUILT MUSEUM, OPEN IN YOUR BROWSER
WalkThru Museum is a virtual Star Wars collectibles walk-through museum created by Geoffrey T. Carlton. Explore toys, coins, artwork and household treasures from the Star Wars Collector’s Database.
160,083 cataloged records · 1,047 categories
Enter the walk-through museum ↗Visit in your browser. No museum account or download is required.
PLACES TO BEGIN
Read an introduction, then step inside.
2,832 RECORDS
Explore the 3.75-inch action figures cataloged in the 1977–1986 category. This exhibition brings character names, manufacturers, countries, groups and recorded variations together, so similar-looking releases can be compared in context.
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Visit the six-inch, 1:12-scale action figure collection. Browse characters alongside the makers, countries and product groups recorded in the Database, with archived photographs wherever they are available.
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Explore Star Wars coins through their cataloged designs, characters and release information. This exhibition covers the Database category named Coins, with examples of the manufacturers, countries and groups represented in its records.
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This exhibition follows the coins cataloged specifically with action figures. Their own category makes it possible to compare the coin records separately from the figures, while retaining the manufacturer, group and character information recorded for each entry.
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Star Wars collecting extends to the objects used around the home. This exhibition explores the Dishes: Mugs category, bringing together character designs and everyday drinkware documented in the Collector’s Database.
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Explore the lunch boxes documented in the Star Wars Collector’s Database. This category turns a familiar everyday object into a collection of character artwork, manufacturers and release variations.
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Explore plastic models cataloged in the Star Wars Database. This exhibition groups the recorded models in one place, making it easier to compare makers, product groups and named subjects.
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Discover the posters documented in the Star Wars Collector’s Database. The exhibition brings visual collecting into the museum through records of poster designs, makers, countries and groups.
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Explore the puzzles recorded in the Star Wars Collector’s Database. This exhibition gathers a familiar form of play into displays organized around the makers, countries and groups in the catalog.
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Browse Star Wars pins as documented by the Collector’s Database. The exhibition uses the catalog’s manufacturer, country and group information to organize small objects with many different designs.
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Explore the statues and busts documented in the Star Wars Collector’s Database. This exhibition brings together named subjects and their recorded manufacturers, countries and groups for close comparison.
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Discover the clocks documented in the Star Wars Collector’s Database. This exhibition is one route into the museum’s household collectibles, showing how familiar functional objects become part of a collecting archive.
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