This website is in no way intended to solicit offers of purchase or trade, but merely to display my collection to the online community. In essence, this is my own, private, Star Wars Video museum. This is the only way I could ever bring every little and large Star Wars tape, disc or spool I own together in one place. My collection is in no way the largest around, but still takes up a lot of space. Most of my Star Wars videos are stacked in cupboards so this website gives me the opportunity to peruse them at will, without having to handle them physically. Additionally, I am hoping to catch the attention of fellow Norwegian collectors, wherever they may be. This is where some of my Star Wars videos reside, in a cramped display case. Star Wars collecting is a very diverse field, but while there are plenty of toy collections that can be found online, relatively few people seem to collect or display the videos only. This website is my way of adding to the small amount of information out there. Most of the items I have are common to a certain degree, but hopefully a collector out there will discover something new all the same. This is not meant to be a comprehensive list of all available videos, just a representation of those that are in my possession. Maybe sometime in the future I will compile a reference of all the items I've come across, but for now that is outside the scope of this particular endeavour. This started as a general Star Wars collection site back in 1999, displaying all my vintage Star Wars toys, computer games, stationery, comics, magazines, videos etc. In 2006 I changed focus, eliminating all the other categories and keeping just the Home Video section of my original webpage. If it was not already apparent, this website was first established way back in the time of dial-up connections, and that's the foundation I've built on over the years. You can see that the earliest entries have really small pictures to work on dial-up. I'm kind of embarassed about having a website based on frames and handcoded HTML in this day and age. Still, I have decided to keep it as it is, hoping that the retro design feels appropriate to the subject matter. For additional information of how this site came to be, I refer you to my One Collector's Story page. It's a long read, and keeps getting longer as I update it every 10 years or so. I also maintain a sitelog to make it easier to pop in from time to time and check for updates. The sheer volume of the work has been the greatest obstacle to overcome. All images on this site are original, and I endeavour to represent all the items as accurately as possible, and in as much detail as possible. Taking pictures and scans of absolutely everything I have is quite a task, and even after more than 20 years I am still playing catch-up. It's a moving goal post, and I keep adding more and more images and details to existing items, as well as adding new items when I get them. My ultimate goal is to display every piece of Star Wars home video I have in my collection, but who knows if I'll ever get there. Only the future will tell.