ESB Lightsaber
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Nice one mateSnow
Not quite deep enough for the iconic Wampa cave shot but couldn't wait to take some snowy pics.
If it keeps snowing I'll hang upside down from the fence and do it properly
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db94 - Where did you get that replica ? I have an identical one but forget who made it. I'd like another and other hilts the same quality build.Snow
Not quite deep enough for the iconic Wampa cave shot but couldn't wait to take some snowy pics.
If it keeps snowing I'll hang upside down from the fence and do it properly
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Roman Props would be my recommendation for replicas. Pretty sure Colin's is an original graflex
It's a graflex shop replica. In my opinion they make the most accurate replicas.
Roman Props is a very close second and he sells complete sabers which is a massive boost as they arrive looking great in ANH or ESB style, no need to add parts or assemble. Roman props is also the better company to deal with - very reliable, fast shipping and just a nice guy.
If you buy from The Graflex Shop you may have to wait a long time and be frustrated with overdue shipping dates plus you will need to buy the additional parts separately from wannawanga to assemble (very easily) the saber you want.
I opted for TGS because I wanted to "build" my own saber.
Prices of vintage flashes had dropped a wee bit so that's definitely an option - honestly not much in it between buying a vintage or replica now.
I have a nice collection of vintage flashes but liked the idea of a replica to play with on the snow without worrying about potential damage.
Roman Props is a very close second and he sells complete sabers which is a massive boost as they arrive looking great in ANH or ESB style, no need to add parts or assemble. Roman props is also the better company to deal with - very reliable, fast shipping and just a nice guy.
If you buy from The Graflex Shop you may have to wait a long time and be frustrated with overdue shipping dates plus you will need to buy the additional parts separately from wannawanga to assemble (very easily) the saber you want.
I opted for TGS because I wanted to "build" my own saber.
Prices of vintage flashes had dropped a wee bit so that's definitely an option - honestly not much in it between buying a vintage or replica now.
I have a nice collection of vintage flashes but liked the idea of a replica to play with on the snow without worrying about potential damage.
Love it I can hear the music score in the background looking at that
I sat on the back door step for ages just enjoying the moment after I took the picture
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