Working on some starwars stuff

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# 1 19-07-2003 , 04:38 PM

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Im try mY hand at some starwars stuff, If any experts out there can help please don’t be shy. Here’s my first attempt with some light sabers.
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# 2 19-07-2003 , 09:33 PM

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Okay, the snatch is okay, but the laser... It is too peaked (horny, you know...)...

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# 3 19-07-2003 , 09:35 PM

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i agree the blades of the light sabres are much more rounded at the end. there is a company out there somewhere that makes high quality replicas of starwars lightsabres. Find that site and you will be able to get some excellent reference materials

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# 4 19-07-2003 , 09:46 PM

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Cool thanks for the tip user added image

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# 5 19-07-2003 , 09:53 PM

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yeah here's the site:

https://www.masterreplicas.com/starwa...ducts.asp?sid=

hellish expensive though! and Count Dooku's one looks like something you'd see on Eurotrash!!! user added image