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TOPIC: My first non-FX saber
My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51950
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I have absolutely no clue who made this. I got it from someone who was selling it on Facebook.
No blade for it yet, but it should accept any 1" OD blade, and has a blade retention screw. The weird thing is that the battery is sealed inside the wood (or fake wood--resin maybe?) spike pommel. In order to recharge it, I'll need to fabricate something, and take the spike off every time. :/ |
My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51951
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Very interesting (and unique!)The only parts I can identify would be that the larger claw is from Ultrasabers.
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My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51954
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Aye, I recognize the emitter claw from US. The bone strongly reminds me of this "Wampa" saber:
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My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51955
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Borommakot wrote:
Aye, I recognize the emitter claw from US. The bone strongly reminds me of this "Wampa" saber: Indeed, that is very similar.
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My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51957
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I believe this is from Advance light weaponry. Most his saber have this "unique" organic look. Also, the workmanship is instantly recognizable to me. His sabers are pretty large or disproportionate in size but super sturdy. Like seriously, he once tested the strength of it with a shotgun. Lol
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Light and darkness, you cannot have one without the other. To achieve equilibriem you must be in harmony with both; the path between.
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My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #51977
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Don't think this is ALW - his hilts appear to be made from steel pipe.
Someone literally took a US War Glaive emitter, perhaps the body, too. Sawed off the pommel-end threads and came up with a slip-on pommel. For some reason, it's using a 1" heatsink, rather than the locking MLS unit. Should be room in the saber for a recharge port, if Silverlight's up for a bit of drilling and rewiring. |
My first non-FX saber 2 months 4 weeks ago #52034
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Kouri wrote:
Should be room in the saber for a recharge port, if Silverlight's up for a bit of drilling and rewiring.
Removing the spike and connecting a charger to the battery's quick-connectors would be acceptable, but I have no objection to drilling for a recharge port, aside from a lack of confidence in my own abilities. I'd rather take it to someone who knows what they're doing for that.
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