I agree. Something about it feels real, in a way that the Christian and Kurtz sabers never did.
Hard to say why. Maybe because it's in such terrible condition and there's details like the double rivets that are so far off of "known" "truth" about the prop that it's hard to imagine somebody faking it. Like, if it were inauthentic you'd expect the forger to put more care into matching the details we expect.
Exciting times here.
The pictures of him as little boy playing on all the broken and abandon props
His dad being the manager.. him not trying to sell this lightsaber but just sharing this story of it..
This is screaming real to me...
Your absolutely right! Nothing under the strip
Heck it could be 40 year old mud!
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