kpax
Sr Member
Seem logical.
Look at the vid in slow motion and tell me what you think.
When Ford enters, he aims and maybe fires, can't tell because of the pyro hand sparks. They cut to Ford holding a blaster. He does not fire. The prop guy take it from his hand and replaces it with another.
The interesting thing is that the first blaster has the slide locked back... as if out of shells.
Then he fires the second blaster once. Ejects a shell and he drops it to be replaced by the string stunt. ( which isn't shown in this particular version.)
The first blaster can't be a stunt since it has the slide locked back.
The second is either a blank or cap fire MGC or real Mauser or the first is an MGC or the real Mauser HERO Bespin?
Either way there were at least 2 "dinner with Vader" blaster versions with working actions.
What do you think.?
Look at the vid in slow motion and tell me what you think.
When Ford enters, he aims and maybe fires, can't tell because of the pyro hand sparks. They cut to Ford holding a blaster. He does not fire. The prop guy take it from his hand and replaces it with another.
The interesting thing is that the first blaster has the slide locked back... as if out of shells.
Then he fires the second blaster once. Ejects a shell and he drops it to be replaced by the string stunt. ( which isn't shown in this particular version.)
The first blaster can't be a stunt since it has the slide locked back.
The second is either a blank or cap fire MGC or real Mauser or the first is an MGC or the real Mauser HERO Bespin?
Either way there were at least 2 "dinner with Vader" blaster versions with working actions.
What do you think.?
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