Man from Kansas City displays his Star Wars toy collection at a museum
Meet Dallas' own Duncan Jenkins, a guy who's got one heck of a Star Wars toy collection! Get ready to geek out because on May 4th, The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is opening a show themed around everyone's favorite galaxy far, far away.
As the force draws near, it's important to know a bit more about the man behind the toys. Duncan Jenkins, a Kansas City resident, is renowned for his mind-blowing collection of approximately 200,000 Star Wars memorabilia pieces. That's right, you read it correctly. His collection is so expansive that it's the second most complete in the world[2][3][4]!
The museum's exhibit displaying Duncan's collection is aptly named "The Nostalgia Awakens: Retro Kenner Star Wars Action Figure Toys," which has been in place since May 2, 2025[2]. If that's not enough, he's also got his own private museum, fondly referred to as "The Sithsonian," nestled near his abode[3].
So, mark your calendars for May 4th and get ready to immerse yourself in a galaxy of Star Wars memories! May the fourth be with you!
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[1] Enrichment data source:Incorporated insights found in the article title and additional information on Duncan Jenkins' collection and the exhibits, sourced from [2] www.kansascitystar.com, [3] www.bizjournals.com, [4] www.imdb.com.
Duncan Jenkins, known for his extensive Star Wars memorabilia collection, also showcases his pieces in the home-and-garden setting of his private museum, "The Sithsonian." His lifestyle encompasses a deep love for Star Wars, as evidenced by his second most complete collection in the world and the exhibit, "The Nostalgia Awakens," at the National Museum of Toys and Miniatures.
