lonepigeon
Master Member
Alright, this thing has bothered me for awhile.
This saber looked like a King Sol based on the trigger button on the side. Now having my replica MPP in my hands and turning it around I have second thoughts.
What if that supposed trigger button is something plugged into the "E" socket of an MPP? The screw above it and the hole below match the MPP screw and rivet holes. The band is lower than the ANH, but not alot. Considering the band is lower the grips probably aren't as long as believed.
The known MPP in ESB also has the clamp lower than ANH.
I was also thinking that the Carbon-Freeze saber might have a shroud like the Barbican version, but the step is too shallow- it matches the MPP's shroud as I originally thought.
So, MPP clamp, shroud and seemingly the tube as well- so the question is what the heck is in the "E" socket!
Paul- I need your opinion on this!
<img src=http://www.partsofsw.com/images/vadbesp.jpg>
2/9/02 Edit- thread title changed, it's no longer a question it's an MPP.
This saber looked like a King Sol based on the trigger button on the side. Now having my replica MPP in my hands and turning it around I have second thoughts.
What if that supposed trigger button is something plugged into the "E" socket of an MPP? The screw above it and the hole below match the MPP screw and rivet holes. The band is lower than the ANH, but not alot. Considering the band is lower the grips probably aren't as long as believed.
The known MPP in ESB also has the clamp lower than ANH.
I was also thinking that the Carbon-Freeze saber might have a shroud like the Barbican version, but the step is too shallow- it matches the MPP's shroud as I originally thought.
So, MPP clamp, shroud and seemingly the tube as well- so the question is what the heck is in the "E" socket!
Paul- I need your opinion on this!
<img src=http://www.partsofsw.com/images/vadbesp.jpg>
2/9/02 Edit- thread title changed, it's no longer a question it's an MPP.