ANH Luke...

[TazVader]

OK...I am a noob. It's been covered B4...I suppose? But what is the definitive on how many calc bubbles? 7 or 8?

Are the any pics of an original apart from screencaps? i wanna know once and for all what the d-ring setup looks like.

Lastly...is there a screw on the SU one to hold the clamp on like on the flash version of a GRAFLEX?

Thanks
TAZ

 

[Darth Lars]

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OK...I am a noob. It's been covered B4...I suppose? But what is the definitive on how many calc bubbles? 7 or 8?
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Seven. You can get a replica from www.blast-tech.com , or if you are lucky a real one from a Texas Instrument Exactra 19, Exactra 20 or TI-2000.
Removing and modifying an Exactra 20 bubble strip, Lots of pictures.

Are the any pics of an original apart from screencaps? i wanna know once and for all what the d-ring setup looks like.

Lastly...is there a screw on the SU one to hold the clamp on like on the flash version of a GRAFLEX?
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Check this thread: Luke's ANH D-Ring - Please put your research here., The definitive thread - Now with pictures added..

Remember also that there are seven T-tracks on the saber.
You can get brown plastic T-track from SaberFreak, or black rubber T-track from blast-tech.com. The real sabers had black plastic T-track.
Btw. there is no evidence of any chrome tape on the saber.

 

[ob1al]

Hi mate

The Luke saber used an Exactra (believed to be models 19 & 20) calculator as the donor and it has seven bubbles.

 

[TazVader]

Thanks everyone for the help....just wanted to be really sure of my info B4 I purchased more bits LOL

Warm Regards
TAZ