I'd like to know what the large metal pieces on the sides of the Jabba Palace blaster are. Well the scope too.
Unsolved Star Wars Prop Mysteries
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PHArchivist
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Whether or not Carrie Fisher was wearing panties during the Endor Ewok tree house scenes...
Darth Brass
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Wha? Why? I mean, I want to know too, but...wha?.
voice in the crowd
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I would love to know what the stormtrooper helmet mic tips came off so I could try to get real ones. The Hovi mix pa2 type from ANH/ESB.
Cheers Chris.
Cheers Chris.
cayman shen
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Yub yub.
Lupus Yonderboy
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I've really tried hard to find that one as well, to no avail... :unsure
- Snowtrooper tri-circle/clover belt buckle greeblie.
- AT-AT pilot/Ugnaught/Snowtrooper Cmdr com pad
As well as:
- Snowtrooper tri-circle/clover belt buckle greeblie.
- AT-AT pilot/Ugnaught/Snowtrooper Cmdr com pad
jedidad
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Originally posted by kurtyboy+Feb 7 2006, 11:07 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(kurtyboy @ Feb 7 2006, 11:07 PM)</div>@Feb 7 2006, 09:55 PM
Fett ESB flamer would be nice.
This is what I still want IDed,
D6
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I think that this part is a headlight housing. Iv'e been looking at it for some time now and my original therory was a motor part but now I believe it is from the light assembly of a vehicle. Here are some examples of others I have seen recently. The screw holes on the side hold it to the front end of the vehicle. The hole in the middle is for the headlight bulb, the smaller ones possibly turn signal and bright light bulb. The clips hold the bulb assembly in place. More imput please.
Jedidad
jedidad
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The snowtrooper belt part is probably an electronic part. Transistor cover or resistor cover. I have seen these before in electronic stores, just take the pic to one and they will tell you what it is. Reminds me of something I say in an old am radio I had as a kid. You know the kind you put on our bikes as kids with rubber bands on the handle bars. In the later 60's for those to young to remember.
Jedidad
WookieeGunner
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The T-Bits on a Biker Scout.
The Death Curse
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Hrm...Let's see...
I would like to know the color, make, and brand name of every single paint used on all the hockey masks from Friday the 13th Part 3-D all the way to Jason Takes Manhattan. That would be really nice. I already know a couple of them. I'd also like to know who owns the original Part 3 hero hockey mask. Whoever it is, he certainly keeps himself hidden quite well.
As far as The Shredder goes, I'd like to know:
A.) what kind of material The Shredder's huge, elaborate cape that he wore in the first two TMNT films was fashioned from.
B.) what his red and purple costumes were made of. That has to be the weirdest material I have ever seen on film, besides the "Scream" killer's robes.
C.) how his helmet, mask, and armor were created, and if they involved any real metal parts, or simply molds and resin.
Ryan
I would like to know the color, make, and brand name of every single paint used on all the hockey masks from Friday the 13th Part 3-D all the way to Jason Takes Manhattan. That would be really nice. I already know a couple of them. I'd also like to know who owns the original Part 3 hero hockey mask. Whoever it is, he certainly keeps himself hidden quite well.
As far as The Shredder goes, I'd like to know:
A.) what kind of material The Shredder's huge, elaborate cape that he wore in the first two TMNT films was fashioned from.
B.) what his red and purple costumes were made of. That has to be the weirdest material I have ever seen on film, besides the "Scream" killer's robes.
C.) how his helmet, mask, and armor were created, and if they involved any real metal parts, or simply molds and resin.
Ryan
More likely to be a tail light because of the three bulbs.
I'm no car expert but don't headlights have two bulbs? Modern cars have the indicator lamp in the headlight casing but older cars had them seperate, right?
I'm no car expert but don't headlights have two bulbs? Modern cars have the indicator lamp in the headlight casing but older cars had them seperate, right?
Originally posted by jedidad+Feb 8 2006, 10:11 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jedidad @ Feb 8 2006, 10:11 PM)</div>@Feb 7 2006, 09:55 PM
Fett ESB flamer would be nice.
This is what I still want IDed,
D6
[snapback]1178331[/snapback]
[snapback]1178395[/snapback]
I think that this part is a headlight housing. Iv'e been looking at it for some time now and my original therory was a motor part but now I believe it is from the light assembly of a vehicle. Here are some examples of others I have seen recently. The screw holes on the side hold it to the front end of the vehicle. The hole in the middle is for the headlight bulb, the smaller ones possibly turn signal and bright light bulb. The clips hold the bulb assembly in place. More imput please.
Jedidad
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DL 44 Blaster
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All the parts holding the scope on top of the ESB EE-3. Of course minus the "Molex connectors" thanks to an outstanding identification from 'steveday' some time ago.
Oh and as long as we're "wanting" ,how's about a GOOD set of closeup ESB Boba Fett photos to get a nice look at the weathering pattern in exacting detail :cry
Also the left gauntlet "rocket" on Fett.....also the exact model "probable" speargun used for the ESB sidearm. Also where the "original" grappling rocket came from...the one with the expanding fins. Also where the darned RANGEFINDER came from :confused
Yeah,....that's about it :lol
Steve
Oh and as long as we're "wanting" ,how's about a GOOD set of closeup ESB Boba Fett photos to get a nice look at the weathering pattern in exacting detail :cry
Also the left gauntlet "rocket" on Fett.....also the exact model "probable" speargun used for the ESB sidearm. Also where the "original" grappling rocket came from...the one with the expanding fins. Also where the darned RANGEFINDER came from :confused
Yeah,....that's about it :lol
Steve
Lupus Yonderboy
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You're probably right.
Question is which 'electronic part' exactly :lol
And yes, I've shown the pic to more electronics people than I can remember...
The T-bit would be nice to know as well...
/Pontus
Prometheus
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The insides of the ANH Obi emitter and how it was connected to the grenade stem.
