I have the postwar "Bolo" version -- shorter barrel, smaller grip, but everything else is standard to what's gone before. That's a one-inch grid it's photographed against. Hopefully that will help until I can break out the calipers...
some photos of it in carbine configuration i pulled from my copy
Photos here are from after the battle at Mimban. I don’t have the Blu-Ray, only a Google Play copy so I don’t know if the extended Mimban battle sequence has better shots
lit by a flashlight
detailing for stock butt
rifle silhouette
photos below are at 29:39 of the movie
left side of rifle detailing
underside of the rifle attachments
stock connection point; it actually goes over the broomhandle grip
broomhandle grip cover detailing and what the DL-44 barrel looks like without an extension or flash hider; it's only as long as the scope
Great pics! The broomhandle fitting into the stock grip is an interesting design decision. I wonder how secure that is -- that connection would probably take a lot of stress in field use. The original had several different metal-on-metal connection methods:
Found a NERF Tobias Beckett rifle for sale at Ross this weekend. Here's a close up pic of the box for some of the side detailing.
Interesting items to note:
The silver knobs are indeed part of an attachment system that holds the extended barrel and forward grip to the base pistol. Haven't really figured out in my mind how the mechanics work though.
Iron sight on the interface with the pistol barrel.
The forward grip components is flush with the bottom of the pistol but the magazine sticks out the bottom.
I believe the silver triangular greeblie area under the rifle sling mount is the same on both sides. The greeblies look like some kind of bolts or plumbing fixtures.
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From Matt Savage: Here’s an animated breakdown of Han’s Blaster Rifle that we designed for Solo: a Star Wars story. This whole idea and scheme came from prop master Jamie Wilkinson who suggested we look at the actual Mauser pistol, which came with a wooded holster that became a stock.