Star Wars MPP Flashgun Microflash One Step Vader

For Sale is a stunning MPP Microflash one step variation, which I think the best unmodified MPP that has been available for quite some time.

I have included an extensive collection of detailed photos for buyers and for the community and I will be happy to take more or answer any questions. I also have the camera that this came from available.

The flash can be looked at in my shop in Lancashire England, and I can accept payment by card in store or by the usual options via my shops website.

 

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[eethan]

Hi,
Is there no serial number on that flash?

 

[The 48th Ronin]

Hi,
Is there no serial number on that flash?

Neither of my authentic MPPs had serial numbers. Also, one of them originally had a variant translucent white trigger button, just like this example.

 

[eethan]

Neither of my authentic MPPs had serial numbers. Also, one of them originally had a variant translucent white trigger button, just like this example.

awesome, thanks. I had never seen a genuine MPP without a serial number personally. I have already seen two different spots for it, but never one without. That's good to know, thank you

 

[The 48th Ronin]

Yeah, this is an interesting example. The clear liner in the clamp is also something you don't see too often.

 

[Tracker]

Yeah, this is an interesting example. The clear liner in the clamp is also something you don't see too often.

It is properly glued on too

 

[The 48th Ronin]

Yeah, that's something that I don't think I've seen the replica flash makers do - besides the liner material not being quite right, there isn't that weird contact cement-type adhesive residue.

 

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A couple of photos i missed

 

[Tracker]

Yeah, that's something that I don't think I've seen the replica flash makers do - besides the liner material not being quite right, there isn't that weird contact cement-type adhesive residue.

Very little yellowing if any, and no cracking on that part. It might be that it had no exposure to light, and not much air contact, but i can’t think of any other soft clear plastic that has lasted like that.

 

[The 48th Ronin]

I guess what I wrote didn't clearly convey what I meant... this looks totally legit - I meant that the replica makers don't go to the extra effort of adding the adhesive between the clamp and the liner.

 

[Tracker]

I guess what I wrote didn't clearly convey what I meant... this looks totally legit - I meant that the replica makers don't go to the extra effort of adding the adhesive between the clamp and the liner.

Ah, I meant that the plastic seems unique too, but that is a good point.

 

[db94]

I know very little (actually nothing) about MPP flashes but I can vouch for the seller.
Have bought from him in the past and look forward to buying from again in the future.
Top bloke - highly recommended

 

[PadawanLoLo]

Ah, I meant that the plastic seems unique too, but that is a good point.

The recent auction and my personal had clear. It's not too uncommon I don't think. This shroud and the whole MPP really is in great shape. Thanks for all of the photos.

eethan the V1 MPP recently sold by Strike Back, I think it was without serial number too. Always wonder what this means because it almost suggests "before we began putting them on" rather than "hey we missed the sn on this one" and like this one and that one, both had the clear clamp inserts and other similar details. So I think that means they are just really early models.

 

[Scruffylooking]

awesome, thanks. I had never seen a genuine MPP without a serial number personally. I have already seen two different spots for it, but never one without. That's good to know, thank you

My one - step silvers bars also doesn’t have a serial number