Custom Lightsaber

[pengbuzz]

I had this project poking around for a few years now (from waaaaaaaaaaaay back in 2005 to be honest), and I finally got around to putting it back together.

It's a dual-bladed lightsaber hilt for a Star Wars RPG character I used to role-play (the old D6 system); it's a steel tube that's been sanded to look like brushed metal, then smooth-sanded, cut, and a bunch of greeblies and other crap I had lying about were added in.

It's not much, but it weighs a little bit and can be used as a paperweight if needbe.









This last pic is with my paw on the hilt:

 

[Sym-Cha]

Excellent ...

Chaim

 

[Pedro]

Looks pretty cool to me! I feel like it needs more buttons or something, just a little more detail maybe, but I like the overall look, especially the business end.

 

[Sym-Cha]

You mean greeblies :lol



Chaim

 

[pengbuzz]

Looks pretty cool to me! I feel like it needs more buttons or something, just a little more detail maybe, but I like the overall look, especially the business end.

Thanks

Yeah, admittedly it does look a little plain. I was trying to keep it simple but I think I went overboard. Maybe I should scrounge around the house for parts...

 

[PolyversalAri]

I like the simple look! Keep in mind Jedi aren't supposed to be super fancy haha. This does look like a Jedi saber

 

[pengbuzz]

I like the simple look! Keep in mind Jedi aren't supposed to be super fancy haha. This does look like a Jedi saber

You have a point; I hadn't thought of it in that way. I think in that case, I'm just going to call this good.

Thanks

One thing I think I will do though: at some point, get the electronics and polycarb tubes and light this baby up! Just need to get my cash flow going...

Stay tuned...

 

[thd9791]

You mean greeblies :lol

http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz258/Sym-Cha/Greeblies_zps000d8280.jpg

Chaim

hey! those look familliar!

Anyways, man I love the fact you left phillips head screws out on the saber. I always pictured sabers as pieces of equipment, they need some real world aspects. Intuitive sanding, I really like it