Did you keep the lights and sound?
yeah, I did. It took some effort, but I found a way.
Did you keep the lights and sound?
So theres enough space even after sinking the exposed bits? Man I can't wait to start on this.
That's looking sweet. From the looks of it I think I'm just gonna gut it, and make a static hilt. How does the two shells close, screws I'm guessing? I might just plastic weld the whole thing so there's no screws visible.
It's tricky, but yes. I used small steel parts, then ended up hiding an old steel socket inside the base of the blade, which is connected to the vibration sensor. Check out this shot:
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Here's a teaser shot of my hilt. Almost done. Excited to shoot some better pics of it over the next couple days. Overall, I'm super happy with it. More pics and details soon.
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You made a great job,man.The saber looks great.But you need the tranparent red wire!![]()
The originalsaber has a clear over the sword.
How did you guys get the crossguard covers and blades off? I'm trying to find a way without damaging the pieces.
You have to snap them off. I pulled mine downward until they popped off. Do it carefully.
By downward you mean...towards the hilt? Snapping the plastic?
I was looking at Dr Talyn's photos and they appeared to have taken off just the plastic cover
You can try. I couldn't get them off that way to save my life. haha.
Those parts, and the cap near the emitter are glued in place. Some may be easier to remove than others.
^Awesome, thanks for the tip!
Alright, finally finished up my hilt. I had to tweak a couple more details. It's close to screen accurate, but it has a few subtle variations.
Incredible work mate!!!! Looks fantastic.
Kinda wish I hadn't spent £175 on a ForceFX saber now ;p Great work! Are you planning on installing any blades into the hilt?