MPP authenticity check

[TheRealLinzer]

Hey everybody,
I wanted to ask for some expert opinion whether you think this MPP Flash could be real or not. I‘ve been browsing and comparing the big MPP-Threads here for hours and although I can‘t find any obvious red flags, the nameplate looks off to me (I think it doesn‘t fit properly and I‘m not sure about the „R“).

Many thanks in advance!

 

[BlandoCalrssian]

At first look it seems genuine. One thing is no one makes a replica of the two-step shroud, and the Heiland 2 step shroud has considerable differences so this one looks real.

 

[Sym-Cha]

Real vintage MPP ... just the wrong 2 step shroud for Vader's lightsaber, which can be replaced by a replica made by Roy at wannawanga ... here's my vintage MPP with nameplate ... the R is the same as yours, disregard the tiny scratch

Chaïm

 

[v312]

Is it common for real MPPs to have this kind of "burn marks" around the port holes ?

 

[TheRealLinzer]

Many thanks for your insightful replys

 

[Halliwax]

Is it common for real MPPs to have this kind of "burn marks" around the port holes ?
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Looks like thin plating in that area, I’ve seen that kind of stuff before

 

[ConvergencePro]

Definitely a real one. Can tell by the plating and the B-port size. Like others said its just a 2-step

 

[v312]

Looks like thin plating in that area, I’ve seen that kind of stuff before

Thanks, I asked as I've only seen something like this on the current batch of Roman's replicas (but they have a large b-port)

 

[Halliwax]

Thanks, I asked as I've only seen something like this on the current batch of Roman's replicas (but they have a large b-port)

never hurts to ask! i believe it has to do with the size of the oval shapes, on the radius of the flash tube that makes these imprefections