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ACLightsabers Luke Lightsaber | New Saber Alert

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ACLightsabers Luke Lightsaber

The ACLightsabers Luke Lightsaber has been released. The budget friendly custom saber features a simplified, Luke Skywalker ROTJ lightsaber influenced design. The Luke Lightsaber is available configured as: a stunt saber (light only, no sound), in-hilt LED sound saber (multiple options), or pixel saber. ACLightsabers released the Luke lightsaber in November 2021. ACLightsabers (Etsy) https://www.etsy.com/shop/ACLightsabers … Read more

What is a Graflex clamp? | Lightsaber Terminology

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Graflex clamp

A Graflex clamp is a lightsaber part comprised of a metal fastening assembly that encircles the midsection of a vintage 1930s/1940s era Graflex 3 Cell Flashgun. Although the mounting clamp is designed to attach to the flashgun to the camera, Star Wars prop makers salvaged and slightly modified a real world Graflex 3 Cell Flashgun … Read more

What are ‘Flex’ lightsabers? | Lightsaber Terminology

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Flex lightsabers

‘Flex’ is a common lightsaber related term that you’ll see tossed around the custom saber community, so it’s important to know what it means. ‘Flex’ stands for ‘Graflex’. Prop makers used a flashgun, manufactured by Graflex, to construct the Luke Skywalker lightsaber for Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The Graflex lightsaber is an important … Read more

Lukyanov Creepy Uncle Lightsaber (Luke TLJ) | New Saber Alert

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Lukyanov Creepy Uncle Lightsaber (Luke TLJ) Gen. 3

Lukyanov Creepy Uncle Lightsaber has been unveiled. The custom saber is inspired by the Luke Skywalker TLJ lightsaber. Custom saber designer Denis Lukyanov opened the first run of the Creepy Uncle lightsaber in March 2018. Due to popular demand, he released two additional limited runs of the hilt. Lukyanov offered the Creepy Uncle lightsaber as … Read more

Luke Skywalker’s Deleted Scene lightsaber training with Yoda on Dagobah

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Luke Skywalker training with a lightsaber on Dagobah

A deleted scene in the Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back depicts Luke training with a lightsaber on Dagobah. By comparison, the final cut of the movie doesn’t show any lightsaber training on Dagobah. The deleted scene doesn’t really show too much training. Yoda is on Luke’s back, just like in some of the scenes … Read more