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Im guessing 11 on the nose. Roy's scaling came out to 278mm. That's a little under 11". Now if this was an older prop that had been cast a bunch I'd upscale it to 11.25 as you say. But since the exhibit sabet was 1st generation, and since modern resins shrink so much less than the ones that were being used in 1983, I'm thinking thay the shrinkage we're seeing is relatively minimal.The real one is approximately 11.25 inches or thereabouts.
Sorry Dan, I was talking about the RotJ Hero being 11.25, after halliwax asked.Im guessing 11 on the nose. Roy's scaling came out to 278mm. That's a little under 11". Now if this was an older prop that had been cast a bunch I'd upscale it to 11.25 as you say. But since the exhibit sabet was 1st generation, and since modern resins shrink so much less than the ones that were being used in 1983, I'm thinking thay the shrinkage we're seeing is relatively minimal.
My .02
Dan
Ok. Right on thenSorry Dan, I was talking about the RotJ Hero being 11.25, after halliwax asked.
When it comes to the TLJ prop, I have no problem believing your calculations are pretty spot on.
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You should stop making assumptions. Just a suggestion.^ My point as well. But I guess supporters of static have a cost factor, that a cheaper item is preferred.
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It’s nothing nefarious. Most of us who prefer static are trying to replicate the hero props. Add on features that weren’t present on the originals can take away from that goal.I'm shocked people still make statics, anymore. What with the advent of clever sound venting or separate soundvented pieces to switch out when on display... FX hilts these days are indistinguishable from static with the exception of a silly grub retention screw.
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Thanks for the support. I can go either way. Ive designed it both ways, so it's basically going to be down to whichever way gets us to a critical mass that makes this run possible.This is a TLJ Luke thin neck run, so whatever it takes to achieve that accuracy for FX is my preference. That's the TLJ as seen in that flashback scene.
Just to state my position: I prefer an FX version but I am happy to support a static run if that is where the demand is. Either way, I like what Daniel does, so I am pleased to support this. (His Luke V2 run just completed was amazing).
:thumbsupDan you can always look into having green and red resin arrows made, and then the installers can put white LEDs behind the resin arrows
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