QMX Star Trek Beyond Phaser at SDCC
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Hmmm. I know the Into Darkness Qmx phaser has been sold out for awhile. This one isn't on their website.
trekker670
Well-Known Member
The phaser design was changed for Star Trek Beyond, so it should be a new variant, to go along with the Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Into Darkness versions.
KojiroVance
Sr Member
Because one of those wasn't enough. (snarcasm)
PHArchivist
Master Member
Just grabbed one of these off Amazon, along with the Into Darknes Blu-ray 3D disc set, all for $55.
Decent replica for the price
Decent replica for the price
propmaster2000
Sr Member
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Thanks for the post.
I was looking to get one of the phasers to see if it could be modified by adding a small directional motor to the flip head function.
I guess they never got around to doing it, so I modified the toy to see if I could get it to work.
I wouldn't imagine that the replica is hollow so it would be a bit of work to add the electronics and motor.
The toy is getting harder to get and if it does come up on eBay it's really pricey.
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Thanks for the post.
I was looking to get one of the phasers to see if it could be modified by adding a small directional motor to the flip head function.
I guess they never got around to doing it, so I modified the toy to see if I could get it to work.
I wouldn't imagine that the replica is hollow so it would be a bit of work to add the electronics and motor.
The toy is getting harder to get and if it does come up on eBay it's really pricey.
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Same here. The Blu Ray version rotates as well which is greatly appreciated.
Can't beat the price!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CTT9646?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title
Can't beat the price!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00CTT9646?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title
PHArchivist
Master Member
Its a solid replica, in more than one way...
Solid in construction. No moving parts except the emitter, which is manual, as discussed.
Solid in overall quality. Take $10-$20 away for the disc set, and the phaser cost me about $35 - $40. Can't beat that.
Solid in construction. No moving parts except the emitter, which is manual, as discussed.
Solid in overall quality. Take $10-$20 away for the disc set, and the phaser cost me about $35 - $40. Can't beat that.
Yes..I also have the one from the Bluray Edition.But from what I know the quality is very patchy.I had luck with mine.But I know that others had problems.
I also have the first released blaster from the First film and that one looks nicer with all the chromed parts.
I also have the first released blaster from the First film and that one looks nicer with all the chromed parts.
