Star Wars The Black Series OBI-Wan Kenobi Force FX Elite Lightsaber with Advanced LED and Sound Effects, Adult Collectible Roleplay Item

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Chris Reiff: Yeah. A lot of times they'll be developing the props, taking them into the studio, shooting reference photos of them, and sending us the photos the next day. One of the many great aspects of the partnership and trust we have with Lucasfilm is early access to very detailed references. In this case that took the form of a lot of photographs, 3D data, sound files, and conversations about when the saber would appear. We worked with Lucasfilm closely as we developed our own CAD [computer-aided design] from the reference, making sure we really studied every little detail and feature. This includes a lot of little notes and drawings, even a few early models just to make sure the size was right and felt good to wield. For the team to make it look just right, be able to be configured multiple ways like in the show, and fit more than two lightsabers worth of tech into it was a lot of work but we are excited about how cool it is. This Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Lightsaber is based on Kenobi’s lightsaber in Star Wars: A New Hope. Hasbro later released a different Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Lightsaber based on Kenobi’s first lightsaber from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. 1. Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber (Blue Blade) The metal hilt is very detailed and the sounds and effects are convincing. Unlike some lightsabers we talked about, this one is lighter comparatively, so small children can expect to hold this easier.

A closeup look at the Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber on a wooden table with the blade ignited. (Image credit: Future) Different from her yellow lightsaber, is Rey’s Jedi training saber she used in The Last Jedi. Instead of glowing bright yellow, this one is a deeper blue.Do you go horizontal or vertical? To display vertically you will need a special wall mount which includes a clip for the pole and a cup-like base to hold the lightsaber hilt. There are many available on the market, but I recommend one that has a clear base. Or, you could go for a horizontal wall mounted stand which comprises of 2 clear stands, one or the pole and one for the hilt. An awesome way to display your FX Lightsaber! INCLUDES STAND AND DISPLAY EMITTER: Proudly display this Lightsaber on the included stand, with or without the removable blade, and show off the included display emitter In Episode VI, Luke started wielding a green lightsaber, and this replica is based on that particular weapon. It resembles the original prop used in filming and is made of high-quality materials.

This attention to detail is present throughout the entire build. Whether it's the real metal screws it uses for decoration or the flexible wires protruding near the top, the Vader Force FX goes the extra mile - and it didn't need to. Obi-Wan’s A New Hope lightsaber has one of the brightest blades. Glowing a very bright blue, it matches the saber he wields when he calls himself Ben.

Asajj Ventress has a very unique hilt because it is curved, while the majority of hilts are straight. Her blade glows a slightly brighter red than the other Sith sabers in this collection. Unsurprisingly, the diminutive Yoda hilt is the shortest hilt in the entire Force FX lightsaber product line, measuring 8 inches long. The combined length of the hilt and blade measures about 33.625 inches long. 2. Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Lightsaber (A New Hope)