i found the case brandon uses! its a gun case!!
http://www.hqc-aluminumcase.com/products/Aluminum-Pistol-Case.htm
I used to use flight cases in my band days. I noticed that right away. good job finding it.
i found the case brandon uses! its a gun case!!
http://www.hqc-aluminumcase.com/products/Aluminum-Pistol-Case.htm
Before and after he spins the emitter. The nipple and main emitter piece seem to have all rotated together, so I dont think they are independent pieces. You can see the position of the clamp and body are unchanged so it gives a good picture of the rotating bits..
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Also seeing it move around and be turned, not seeing ANY gold on the windvane.
dunno... im not much of a tape fan. though i still believe its electrical tape that was used and not gaffers but thats just my personal ignorance lol
...Also an excellent point, maybe the nipple is one piece and that initial hole didn't work out so they drilled two more at the top. And then again, that doesn't explain the hole on the shared stunt but perhaps that was done later due to a difference in how the blades were mounted for ROTJ...
tom is this what your talking about?
http://i1026.photobucket.com/albums/y323/lightningdan/V2 saber/set screws.png
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i didnt know this was just a clip!!? holy crap this is exciting! can you guys tell im wicked excited right now?!!!
onecorrectionI would presume, if it is indeed another retention screw in the emitter step on the V2, it serves the same function as the one on the Shared Stunt albeit in another position.
I just quickly and sloppily put this together just to get an idea of the how these chunky monkeys may have been or currently are. Question marks denote whether or not they actually serve the purpose or if they are there to begin with.
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To those who mentioned the 'green' board, here is the Slothfurnace card in non-direct lighting.
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the second screw on the V2 shouldnt reach all the way to the rod! only to the nipple itself...otherwise the nipple screws would be a bit pointless
I think the shared stunt one serves two functions.
To the former: from what I gathered, the nipple screws were meant for the dueling rod sleeve to fasten to the nipple. Don't know why that was the decided upon method to do it but that's what I took into account. Considering what it is now, yes, it is a bit redundant.
To the latter: I think so too but can't be sure..
Endor green.this is what im talking about when i see green
http://i1026.photobucket.com/albums/y323/lightningdan/V2 circuitboard GREEN.jpg
Yea i was looking at my saber compared to this and there are some slight differences but you defenatly did an amazing job.now that you can see the differences is tgere any chance of a v2 ?even though you were really close with v1 I would defenatly be in for a few sets of updated decals.this is by far my favorite saber and I want it to be as screen accurate as it can be.I'm actually now pretty proud of how close I got on the stencils after finally seeing some decently clear shots.
Sure there are some places that aren't so close, that could be made much more accurate with some light scratching but all in all it's very close.
We'll see. I'll wait for the full episode to be posted and see what can be altered. In the mean time, a razor blade and a tiny paint brush would come in handy for any spot treatment.
Brandon is a prop nerd-- he wants to keep his as unique as possible, Given what he paid for it, I don't blame him.