Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Han Solo's DL-44 Blaster
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2013
- Adam has constructed a Blade Runner pistol and Indiana Jones' revolver, but not Han Solo's blaster from Star Wars A New Hope. Fortunately, the makers at the Replica Prop Forum have thoroughly researched the details of this prop and have faithfully recreated the components needed to build it. Adam and Norm run through the blaster's signature details and then work together to assemble this iconic space gun.
The RPF Han Solo Blaster research thread: www.therpf.com/f9/anh-hero-dl-...
Read more about this prop at Tested: www.tested.com/art/makers/4521...
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Star Wars fans discovered that Luke's lightsaber prop was constructed from a Graflex Camera Flash Handle, which lead to a spike in demand and prices rising for this piece of vintage camera equipment.
Did adam steal it from you afterwards?
Where's Jamie?
Some Star Wars fandom is a little too crazy lol.
ARHH German engineering
Yesvive heard adam cuss!!!
you guys know you put the scope posts on the scope in wrong right? its should be a line from the right, the left, and and coming up from the bottom, not the top, its a common german scope post redical
2 Mausers on the desk and the first thing he grabs is a hollowed out torch. Ha!
At some points Adam looks like a mad evil scientist. >D
I am a gun collector. If you are going to take one of my Mausers and hack it up to make a DL-44 blaster, please make it so it can still fire. Though I love my untouched collectables, a working blaster would be awesome.
I'd love to see Adam design and build a brand new Star Wars themed gun, something that could've existed in the SW universe, but doesn't.
"It's just a cheapo $150 one"
Notice how absolutely focused Adam is in this? Talk about passion.
Norm did his research so well that it left Adam speechless... the look of a proud teach watching his student explain a lesson.
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It's so fascinating to see their shared passion.
The moment i love is when the parts are revealed and the first thing Adam examines isn't an intricate piece of metalwork or small detail piece but the scope, which appears to be the most straightforward and simple part of the whole kit. I love it because Adam went for it specifically because it's the simplest part, and so it's the one with the greatest difficulty in being just *so*.
"When you get into the accuracy of the Han Solo blaster, you're delving into an area of esoterica and specificity that I have never even traipsed into." Now that is some esoteric Vocabulary.
What a beautiful prop Norm! You are so lucky to have a friend like Adam to help construct the blaster! Very fun to watch you both put it together. Lots of research really makes a difference in the final piece. Well done.
"why would it be a flat-bottom?" "it was milled that way". What a genius answer. Adam wisely decided to continue..