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something looks off with this helmet It says it was made during the filming of ROTJ but it looks different from the screen used props

 

EDIT: never mind, I just watched the video and it looks really good.......

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Very interesting and thanks for posting Terry. The greeblie is horrible, although the disclaimer claims:

 

The nose greeblie on the helmet is a replica created later to complete the look, and does not match those seen in the film.

 

Makes me really wonder if it's a "real" helmet or something else...

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Very interesting and thanks for posting Terry. The greeblie is horrible, ...

 

Makes me really wonder if it's a "real" helmet or something else...

 

I think it's a real helmet. However, I think maybe it wasn't finished when it was originally sold and whoever bought it added the snout piece.

 

I wish I had the cash. This is only the 2nd helmet, that we know of, that has made it out of the archives.

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you can tell by the shape and form that this one is an original. In the video the narrator says that it was never used and was nearly completed. I can only hope and pray that it falls into the hands of a propmaker :DDDDDD

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check out the inner :plastic pressings. looks real in all the right places....nice piece

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I think it's a lil too much for a prop that was never in the movie. :blink: Starting bid is over $6500. One that was actually in the movie would definatley be worth that & more.

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will be visiting the prop on display after LFCC and will be taking loads of pics :)

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I would chip in what I could. We'd need to be sure we had enough to handle the other bids. I'm sure it'll sell for more than it's posted.

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Not much time left.

 

There is a page where you can collect for a project and people send in their money. There is a time limit when the critical mass must be reached. If not the contributors get their momey back.

I know it works as one garrison mate tried to realize usb sticks in the shape of code cylinders which infortunately failed three times. They needed to reach certain sums/numbers to get in production.

They mamaged to collect up to 6.500 $ which was 65% of the needed funds.

 

Let's say everyone contributed about 100 £. We would need at least 1.000 people to contribute to reach a sum worth bidding for some time.

 

Doable but quite a short time to arrange this in the two weeks remaining.

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Just an FYI, the auction's live right now. If anyone won the lottery, you've got maybe 30 minutes before the helmet comes up.

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Just sold for 17,000 pounds. Damn.

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Went to the Vue and saw the helmet. The glass it was behind had so much glare it was difficult to take pix of but I guess Propstore ones are quite detailed. I wonder who got it in the end. Here's what I managed to photo with my terribly inadequate phone

 

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This might be a good time for an enterprising individual to snag the pics still on the auction website and post them in the gallery... jus' sayin'... ;)

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Backed them up already. I guess everyone did ;). There is an automation already saving any and everything that could be usefull no matter how many pics I already got. I even save pictures and urls of fan armour...even poor armor and parts, possible substitutes etc.

 

If not I probably wouldn't be as vocal about the costume as I am ;).

It's important to know every facett and any bit regarding the costume and its replicas to advise people what to chose and eventually devlop your own rig to the best possible - in case that is one's preference and dedication.

 

I guess the new owner is disclosed right?

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We shopuld get in contact with the buyer and ask him to let us mold the helmet :D

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I guess like most wouldn't dare to touch their efx which cost 700$, this guy wouldn't let anyone close to this bucket worth 17.000 £.

But I'm still curious what kind of people collect these and spend such cash.

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