Dooku Saber
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The grips might have been.
I think the grips were the same rubber liner used for the RotS Vader reveal, no?
EDIT: Nevermind, no they were not the same. I had to double check.
I have some of the grip material on hand from Ep. 3, I can snap a photo.
From what I understand, the "hook" part was a separate flat machined piece, fitted to the hilt. Some of the resin ones had a metal hook inserted I think.
This is allegedly an Episode II hilt (the first iteration of the prop) so any found parts would likely be on there. I don't see much..
the grip material is a little different here than the Ep. 3 stuff. The red button I would think would be a good candidate for found parts but it just looks like a piece of acrylic. You can see the plating has oxidized, and the machined part, being raw metal, has kept its original color.
From what I understand, the "hook" part was a separate flat machined piece, fitted to the hilt. Some of the resin ones had a metal hook inserted I think.
This is allegedly an Episode II hilt (the first iteration of the prop) so any found parts would likely be on there. I don't see much..
the grip material is a little different here than the Ep. 3 stuff. The red button I would think would be a good candidate for found parts but it just looks like a piece of acrylic. You can see the plating has oxidized, and the machined part, being raw metal, has kept its original color.
I was hoping to find some concept art for this saber and I found this article about the artist who designed the saber.
www.starwars.com
Clones at 20 | Concept Artist Roel Robles on the Design Origins of Count Dooku’s Unique Lightsaber Hilt | StarWars.com
The inspiring story of a dream achieved -- and a significant contribution to Episode II's memorable villain.
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What were the grips meant to have been identified as? I've seen alot of different opinions
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