Bandai xwing, tie fighter, snowspeeder, y wing and at St spotted in isetan klcc. Rm167.90++

i saw this at ISETAN & TOY R US too   
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ3I0VPwts4

What do you think ?  
Surprisingly no MF in sight

RM1k++ iinm.

it was a month ago, so I kinda blur about it

the early master replica and force fx around rm300 each ...
then came the reissue and removable blade ver. cost around rm500+ each ...

now they reissue for force awaken at rm800+ .. crazy ... even the base is cheap .. prefer old base ..

go get the black series full helmet voice changer kylo .. around rm350.. very nice ..

Where did you buy this darth vader funko pop?

same here, thinking of that also but i think needs to be painted after i checked the pic of the runners. looks pretty dull without paint.

any sifus here can advise what paint to use? handbrush i think is easier than airbrush since the 'sections' are very small

"The Dark Side is TEMPTING~" 

hiding in a lot of places

"I will show u the way to the force"~
"If u only knew the power of the Dark Side"~

thanks~ 
the cape not cloth oh~

Tru klcc
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How old is your son? Better buy this for him. Bigger, much much cheaper, easier to control, battery can be replace and the sound come from the actual thing instead of an app. I like my Shpero BB-8 but I find Hasbro one more enjoyable. Even if its speed slower than a pullback car I will still buy it in a heart beat. Believe me, its worth it.

The thin neck green.



Like Skywalker Return of The Jedi Weathered Edition with Crystal Chamber. Screen accurate.

This is not a Force Fx. It's a custom built lightsaber involving lots of different parts from people like Solo's Hold, GOTH 3Design, Slothfurnace,  The Custom Saber Shop, Saberfont, and Naigon Electronics. Altogether assembled by Industrial Action Customs. They're made custom on limited quantities to emulate as close as possible the lightsaber as seen in the movie. That weathering pattern for example, is a painstaking work of multiple investigations and photo shoots at conventions and actual prop replica of this saber at trade shows and exhibitions. It is then converted into stencils that the builder has to place and trace onto the saber body before weather-painting it over.



The world of custom lightsaber is pretty complex, when it comes to sourcing out parts and expertise putting them together. And it's not purchasable off the shelf either, it's a 2-3months length of wait to complete.

We're all superfans, depends on what we concentrate on collecting. Mine is lightsabers, with some branching to prop replicas and costumes, but the keyword is ACCURACY. Others here are into models, some dioramas, some figures. TO each his or her own. I had a few figures before but they dont stand the test of time, some have yellowed and warped because they're made of plastic, so I chose to collect something that would last longer.



It's sabersmiths like Industrial Action Customs (who made my Luke thin-neck ROTJ) and HARP (who made my Luke TFA Graflex above) who are the real heroes here, I'm just very fortunate to have a chance to collect these.

Sharing a short video of my humble collection...