Open Hatch Panels Starkiller Lightsaber

[Bubuks Garage]

Starkiller lightsaber have been my most favourite lightsaber, due to that, I have been trying to explore the possibility if making an ultimate Starkiller lightsaber that would assemble and disassemble like the way it should be as in the meditation scene from the game.

Fast forwarded, I designed a starkiller lightsaber that have open hatch panels, and pommel that would disassemble like the one in the game. So enjoy the build, empty for now, definitely installing it with a nice crystal chamber chasis.

 

[Media Man]

Man I am just amazed by this! Will you ever do a run?

 

[Bubuks Garage]

I would, in fact, I made an interest post in my facebook page under the same name, Bubuk's Garage. However, the design is massively revamped. Sadly my post count does not qualify me to be premium member yet, so, I can't make a run thread here.


If you are interested, have a stroll at my FB:

https://www.facebook.com/Bubukuaks/posts/pfbid02sxFKRN5WXMeJXTFZa5cp27NDgtvLb7qmZnZKkVsKywFPiN6gKvgcuEoT6Msnzp3ul

 

[Media Man]

Wow I will check this out!!

 

[Bubuks Garage]

In case anyone else wondering how the revamped design would look like, here it is.

 

[wanderingnobody]

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[wanderingnobody]

I think we have a new contender for one of the most accurate SK out there, is it able to fit a 28mm speaker? Signed up!

 

[Media Man]

Just a PSA but this thread shouldn't be used as an interest thread but more of a show case.

 

[Bubuks Garage]

Testing the open hatch window with crystal chamber. I need to find a longer quartz to find the upper main crystal chamber.

 

[Bubuks Garage]

While waiting for my PCB connector part being printed for the prototype, I have revised the open hatch design to be highly accurate from the game scene. Now, how would I get this fabricated. This updated design massively be revamped for accurate design front knob, accurate pommel, and accurate assembly from the meditation game scene.

 

[YODAofFXSabers]

This open / exploded look Starkiller saber was done by Harp (back in the day) His set up might give you some inspiration for display

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[Bubuks Garage]

This open / exploded look Starkiller saber was done by Harp (back in the day) His set up might give you some inspiration for display

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I forgot the Harp did make this version before. I've been actually been thinking about about using some kind of flexible clear rod.

 

[YODAofFXSabers]

You could just use acrylic or polycarbonate rods and heat them to bend into position for your display

 

[Bubuks Garage]

You could just use acrylic or polycarbonate rods and heat them to bend into position for your display

Hey, i was scared of bending acrylic for breaking them. but this is a cool tips. i'm gonna try this. thanks !!

 

[Media Man]

This open / exploded look Starkiller saber was done by Harp (back in the day) His set up might give you some inspiration for display

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this is crazy cool

 

[YODAofFXSabers]

Hey, i was scared of bending acrylic for breaking them. but this is a cool tips. i'm gonna try this. thanks !!

Just use a heat gun and experiment with some scrap until you get the technique down and its easy to soften and bend
You'll want to hold it and let it harden back up but another tip is to use an air can to quickly cool it back down