Interest My Next Active Project will be the Hoth / Bespin Han Solo / Luke Blaster

[dr_slurpee]

Question: Would this be the same scope as for a Stormtrooper blaster? If so, could the scope be bought on its own?

 

[Boba Debt]

No, the Stormtrooper blasters used the M38 / M40 variants that were longer then the M19 / M32 versions

However, the scope or any part of the kit can be purchased separately.

 

[Dann]

Actually, some trooper blasters did use the M19/32

 

[OdiWan72]

Actually, some trooper blasters did use the M19/32

correct, just not the commonly know version.

eMail sent David!

Markus

 

[Country Paul]

Very interested in a couple of scopes, maybe a full kit

email sent

 

[Boba Debt]

Actually, some trooper blasters did use the M19/32

Really, which versions?

 

[scottjua]

 

[Taco-Bot]

Email sent

 

[extreme_too2]

Exciting stuff!

 

[SydStryfe]

Email sent for notification list!

Highly interested in this project - hope it all works out.

 

[Dann]

Just a thought, since the knurling on the Hoth flash hider is so uneven, I'd prefer it ran the entire length of that section rather than one long section and one short. Not everyone will agree, I'm sure, I just think it would look better.

Have you done any drawings of the Hoth mount yet?

 

[Striker]

Really, which versions?

Luke ANH hero E-11 and ESB E-11s (both snow and Stormtroopers.
here one of my ESB builds with my M19 casting. You can also see my luke version in there
https://www.etsy.com/listing/177510..._menu&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery

 

[Bodie27]

Boba if you get the interest what time frame are you thinking?

 

[Boba Debt]

I would not begin this project until my ROTJ project was complete which should would mean I would start the R&D discussion for this around the November / December timeframe

 

[Taco-Bot]

I'm not 100% certain, but I think that weird tri-screw mount on the Han Hoth Blaster is a hermetic seal for bearing. Maybe from a sewing machine or record player.

 

[Taco-Bot]

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[Taco-Bot]

I'm having some trouble posting right now, obviously, but that's a hermetic sealed bearing off a Thorens TD 124 or TD 124 Mk2 record turntable from the mid-1960's that was manufactured in Switzerland. I'm guessing that it is about the size of a quarter. It's a dead ringer for that Hoth blaster greebly.

 

[Dann]

Dude, I think you found the part!

 

[Ham Solo]

http://www.therpf.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=376239&d=1410645707\

VERY, VERY interesting!

 

[ataru72ita]

I'm TOTALLY In as per my interest showed in our private e-mails. Using The extra accurized Denix already on hold!:thumbsup

Regards,

Alberto