What Is the Name of the Star Wars Character Mask
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motivealloy
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Yep, it's Labria aka "Louie", and his species is "Devaronian"
Check out SW.com
http://www.starwars.com/episode-iv/bts/art...02/indexp4.html
Check out SW.com
http://www.starwars.com/episode-iv/bts/art...02/indexp4.html
ThermalShock
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I've seen him refered to as a Deveroian or something like that.
Probe Droid
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Talk to Wampa.
That's one of Wampas masks. I have one and I think it went for about 250.00
Yep, that's one of mine from back in the day... probably sold for around that IIRC.
Motive-Alloy got the name right...
Tom
Motive-Alloy got the name right...
Tom
Lord Abaddon
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One of Tom's excellent works and a past favorite of mine...
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clancampbell
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He looks a bit like an evil Harpo Marx.
Boba Debt
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Thanks for all the info.
I have considered putting this item up for auction and I knew it was made by Wampa but I forgot how much I paid for it.
I figured it would sell for at least $300 but that would be bad if I paid $500
Anyway, I'm still for the most part undecided.
On one hand I want to simplify my collection to mostly ships and weapons so I can incorporate other movie themes but at the same time I don't want to regret selling something.
On this item my desire to sell it is about a 65/35 split the latter being the percent that wants to keep it.
Recently I sold an original APH helmet and that was an even 50/50 split, however, I have zero regrets.
I have considered putting this item up for auction and I knew it was made by Wampa but I forgot how much I paid for it.
I figured it would sell for at least $300 but that would be bad if I paid $500
Anyway, I'm still for the most part undecided.
On one hand I want to simplify my collection to mostly ships and weapons so I can incorporate other movie themes but at the same time I don't want to regret selling something.
On this item my desire to sell it is about a 65/35 split the latter being the percent that wants to keep it.
Recently I sold an original APH helmet and that was an even 50/50 split, however, I have zero regrets.
It looks from the photo as if you have the piece out on display with the rest of your collection. If you're on the fence about whether to sell it, why not try boxing it up and putting it into storage for a couple of months? If you find that you miss seeing it, maybe you're not ready to give it up yet. But if you don't miss it, then maybe it's time to offer it for sale.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
Boba Debt
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We are planning to add a Master Bedroom and a Theater onto the first floor our house in the next 5-10 years.
Currently we have a separate room dedicated to displaying our Star Wars Collection.
Once the addition is built that room will be come a computer room an the Theater will have our collection displayed across the front and down the sides.
I decided along time ago to sell off a lot of the collection to pare it down to the stuff we really like, which is Blasters/Sabers and Ships/Vehicles.
It's just a lot of work and it's something you don't do hastily.
To date I have not regretted any of the decisions I made but Kitt has, she gets upset when I sell something that she thinks I really liked because she thinks it means more to me then it does.
For example, I sold my Real Sterling E-11 because I knew I could get an MR for a lot less, she thinks I should have kept the conversion since I built it but to me there isn't that much of an attachment to it, I have the "I built it once I could build it again" mentality.
Currently we have a separate room dedicated to displaying our Star Wars Collection.
Once the addition is built that room will be come a computer room an the Theater will have our collection displayed across the front and down the sides.
I decided along time ago to sell off a lot of the collection to pare it down to the stuff we really like, which is Blasters/Sabers and Ships/Vehicles.
It's just a lot of work and it's something you don't do hastily.
To date I have not regretted any of the decisions I made but Kitt has, she gets upset when I sell something that she thinks I really liked because she thinks it means more to me then it does.
For example, I sold my Real Sterling E-11 because I knew I could get an MR for a lot less, she thinks I should have kept the conversion since I built it but to me there isn't that much of an attachment to it, I have the "I built it once I could build it again" mentality.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Boba Debt @ Feb 25 2007, 01:50 AM) [snapback]1425673[/snapback]</div>
If she's got a personal attachment to some of those items, then of course you might want to retain some items she likes that you otherwise would sell. But if she's just speculating that the items mean something more to you than they really do, then it seems as if you don't need to worry too much. After all, you haven't regretted one decision yet, which shows you've got a pretty good handle on which items have real significance to you.
I know some people who have an especially strong attachment to the prop replicas they have built precisely because they have built them -- and I know others who don't have a strong attachment to items they have built because they feel they can always build them again.
In any case, it seems as if you know what you're doing. :thumbsup
Is she personally upset that you've decided to let some of those items go (because they meant something special to her), or is it truly just because she thinks they mean more to you than they really do?
If she's got a personal attachment to some of those items, then of course you might want to retain some items she likes that you otherwise would sell. But if she's just speculating that the items mean something more to you than they really do, then it seems as if you don't need to worry too much. After all, you haven't regretted one decision yet, which shows you've got a pretty good handle on which items have real significance to you.
I know some people who have an especially strong attachment to the prop replicas they have built precisely because they have built them -- and I know others who don't have a strong attachment to items they have built because they feel they can always build them again.
In any case, it seems as if you know what you're doing.
:thumbsup
Boba Debt
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(temponaut @ Feb 24 2007, 12:07 PM) [snapback]1425678[/snapback]</div>
It is truly just because she thinks they mean more to me than they really do.
She has zero personal attachment to most of our collection, the exception being the pieces that she has bought for me as gifts.
But she thinks I have a huge personal attachment, which doesn't really exist for most of our collection.
She is fully supportive (a little too supportive since she normally talks me into buying something that I'm undecided about) and likes to show the collection to her friends but for the most part I'm the "curator"
I could sell most of it and she wouldn't even notice.
It is truly just because she thinks they mean more to me than they really do.
She has zero personal attachment to most of our collection, the exception being the pieces that she has bought for me as gifts.
But she thinks I have a huge personal attachment, which doesn't really exist for most of our collection.
She is fully supportive (a little too supportive since she normally talks me into buying something that I'm undecided about) and likes to show the collection to her friends but for the most part I'm the "curator"
I could sell most of it and she wouldn't even notice.
PHArchivist
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Wampa @ Feb 24 2007, 02:36 AM) [snapback]1425361[/snapback]</div>
"Back in the day..."? Doesn't seem all that long ago....
"Back in the day..."? Doesn't seem all that long ago....
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