By Supporting Rancho Obi-Wan, You Could Win:

Anakin’s Pod Racer Iron Studios 1:20 Statue.

“Now this is pod racing!” – Anakin Skywalker

Anakin’s Pod Racer Statue! This Star Wars Collectible Art Scale Statue is limited edition and comes with a detailed hand-painted base. Over a diorama base replicating part of the race’s track, with one of the propeller turbines raising clouds of sand next to the ground, displaying a dynamic scene with the vehicle inclined as if it’s turning a curve, Iron Studios present the Anakin’s Podracer – Star Wars – Demi Art Scale 1:20 Statue, with the young Skywalker in his vehicle built by his own hands, in the emblematic scene where he fights for his freedom in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) which celebrates its 25th Anniversary, commemorated by Iron Studios with this release!

Wanna Win An Anakin’s Pod Racer 1:20 Statue?

We are running a Limited Campaign to raise total of $2000; in order to help raise money for Rancho Obi-Wan. 

The prize for this campaign will be a Anakin’s Pod Racer Iron Studios Statue. Every donation you make enters you in the campaign and gives you a chance to win the Anakin’s Pod Racer Iron Studios Statue. Imagine displaying this cool item along with the rest of your Star Wars Collection!

By donating a minimum of $5.00, you will be enter to win the prize of the Anakin’s Pod Racer Iron Studios Statue and you will be supporting Rancho Obi-Wan to assist with insurance, utilities, wildland fire defensible space, professional services, maintenance on the buildings, and protection and preservation of the collection. It’s a chance to “Be Their Hero“ and win an awesome prize!

Learn about Limited Campaigns here. This sweepstakes is not endorsed , sponsored or affiliated with Lucasfilm Ltd, Disney, Sideshow, Iron Studios or any of their affiliates in anyway. Star Wars and the logo is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd, Inc. Sideshow Collectibles and the logo is a trademark of Sideshow Inc. Iron Studios and the logo is a trademark of IS Fine Collectibles Corp. Disney and the logo is a trademark of Disney Entertainment. No donation necessary to enter or win the campaign. See official rules regarding odds,terms and more details.

Be Their Hero:

Rancho Obi-Wan Misson:

Rancho Obi-Wan serves to inspire through the preservation and cultivation of the Star Wars legacy.

Our purpose is to serve the world through the collection, conservation, exhibition and interpretation of Star Wars
memorabilia and artifacts, using the collection to provide meaningful
educational, aesthetic, intellectual and cultural experiences for a wide
array of audiences and to carry out other charitable and educational
activities associated with this goal.

We offer free tours to school groups with educational emphasis placed
on a topic that the teacher requests. In addition, we donate tours to
other registered charities to assist in their fundraising efforts. These
organizations support children and adults with developmental
disabilities, education and schools, food banks, therapy and play
centers, medical research, the arts, and other community services.

About Rancho Obi-Wan:

Rancho Obi-Wan is a small, independent museum housing the world’s largest Star Wars memorabilia collection. It has been amassed since 1976 by super-collector, author, and fan-ambassador Steve Sansweet. We are located in rural Sonoma county just outside Petaluma, California.
The 9,000-square-foot (828 m²) museum building was once home to as many
as 20,000 chickens during Petaluma’s egg-producing heyday.

Rancho Obi-Wan was originally founded in 1998 after
Steve moved from Los Angeles to become Director of Content Management
and Head of Fan Relations at Lucasfilm. The first “Rancho Obi-Wan” was
one of three old hen houses on the property. After an extensive
renovation, Steve had space to display his collection with room to grow.
During this time, Steve showed his collection only to friends and
colleagues.

Steve retired from Lucasfilm as a full-time employee in April, 2011. By that time, after three new movies, eight Star Wars Celebration conventions and The Clone Wars animated series, the collection had outgrown its original space. An
expansion project added a second hen house into the museum, and
reorganized the entire collection into a space that could be shared with
fellow fans and collectors from around the world.

In October, 2011, Rancho Obi-Wan, Inc., was established as a California not-for-profit public benefit corporation to manage the collection. As a publicly supported, federally recognized charity, Rancho Obi-Wan’s mission is to inspire! Star Wars has transformed our own lives. We hope to further inspire others by giving guided tours of the private collection in Petaluma, traveling to conventions with carefully curated displays, supporting other organizations in their charitable efforts, and reaching out to children and adults of all ages.

Check out Rancho Obi-Wan’s Website at: https://ranchoobiwan.org

Check out Rancho Obi-Wan’s Donation Page at https://ranchoobiwan.org/donate

Rancho Obi-Wan and logo is a registered trademark of Rancho Obi-Wan.