Original ESB/ROTJ stunt Vader saber going up for auction...

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I’m willing to bet it’s the v200 14” x 10” ID
 
For me I really want to see the rest of that X-ray. Honestly, I’ve got all the screws settled 100% except for whatever holds the tang.

Moreso than the graflex because the MPP is one single tube.
 
I‘m quite confident that inner aluminum core goes down to the bottom of the flash tube.
Thank you. It would make sense, though that’s MUCH more than the pipe stunt which is just 3-4 inches.

Do you have any opinions on the graflex one? I’ve gotten the impression the main core goes about to the start of the clamp, and maybe a longer piece was added
 
My question is if the second lower core of the MPP runs the length of the tube, do the the grip screws also screw into it? The MPP tube is very thin, I doubt it's enough to secure the grips to it alone. Also, no one's remarked about how heavy it would be if it were nearly completely solid.
 
My question is if the second lower core of the MPP runs the length of the tube, do the the grip screws also screw into it? The MPP tube is very thin, I doubt it's enough to secure the grips to it alone.
The bulb release and upper screws are also tapped directly into the upper core.
 
Well, the question is whether the screws that secure the T-tracks to the flash are self-tightening sheet metal screws or metric screws that screw through the the T-tracks into the aluminum core.
If I remember correctly, the DV 6 was surprisingly heavy when I handled it in the archives.
Neither Brandon or Adam mentioned that the „new“ Vader stunt saber was heavy when they handled it.
 
Well, the question is whether the screws that secure the T-tracks to the flash are self-tightening sheet metal screws or metric screws that screw through the the T-tracks into the aluminum core.
If I remember correctly, the DV 6 was surprisingly heavy when I handled it in the archives.
Neither Brandon or Adam mentioned that the „new“ Vader stunt saber was heavy when they handled it.
Very good point..

To me that immediately suggests this core might just go to a little below the clamp area.

The DV6… honestly maybe they DID add more weight to the bottom, or beneath the 3 bolts in a row.
 
Am I seeing things here, or did you also notice on the high-res images of the original prop that the MPP shroud does feature a very distinctive pattern in the black paint? I‘ve never sern this on a replica honestly.
 
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