Is that an MPP shroud in the wall panel, though maybe a tad large?
The circle with red dot in the middle?
I think that’s just a plumbing pipe
Is that an MPP shroud in the wall panel, though maybe a tad large?
Not sure what to say other than it's quite obvious the cod piece is missing in the photo I posted. The details in yours and the one I posted are completely different (ie you can tell without a doubt whether the cod is gone or not)I came across this picture and there is a cod. Lighting and folds appear very similar.
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Didn't even know they were making another new book. I just finished the 3 books by Rinzler. Does this new book cover anything not in those other than some new pics?
From the pics I’ve seen posted here, I don’t think I’ve seen a single square stunt blade.
Nope, I’ve never seen one to begin with. Where did the story originate that the blades were triangle/square?
I too remember reading back in the day that the blades with 3 sided and 1 side of the blade wasn’t painted with movie screen material and that helped make the blade flicker more when spinning
Never seen any picture or video to back it up though?
So far I haven't seen any behind the scenes photos but in ANH when Obi-Wan points his Lightsaber toward the camera you can see the rectangular shape of the tip of the blade. Since the blades in ANH were wooden and, for Obi-Wan's Lightsaber at least, it appears they were made from square stock and run through a Jointer to give the blades a taper resulting in the rectangular shape at the tip then they were covered with reflective material (there's a vintage interview with Mark Hamill where he says it was movie screen material and I think I've read accounts from Gary Kurtz saying the same thing) and, like JoeK3rr mentions, added the black stripe down the side. I read an interview with Gil Taylor years ago where he mentioned the blades being triangular and presented that here on the forum during a debate about the shape of the blades (again, many Centons ago). Taylor's memory of the blade being triangular is contradicted by what we see on screen but Obi-Wan's Lightsaber blade certainly seems faceted and I expect they used the same blades for Luke's.
In one of the supplemental DVD interviews Peter Diamond mentions that they were always breaking blades during that fight scene. It seems we get to the round blades once Empire goes into production and they do away with the rotating blade practical effect. I don't know if they switched to metal at this point to avoid the issues they had on ANH.
Just received my copy of the book! If you look at the still on page 166 you can see the shape of Kenobi's Lightsaber blade where it is square at the emitter and tapering off towards the end.