Hi gang,
I just wanted to share with you a little project that kept me busy for the last 2 days:
Two lightsabers for a parade. My wife is sewing two Jedi-costumes and left me in charge to build the weapons that will go with the outfits. After some brainstorming on how to approach this, I remembered a certain $-store-contest for lightsabers a few years back here at the RPF. That seemed like a good way to start since I wanted to keep this on a low budget anyway :lol
So I hit the store and bought some rubbish:
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I used the following parts for the hilts:
A plastic-tube used to shoot water
Two funnels
Two snap-in valves for a garden hose
A wiper
Two bottletops
A hairbrush
plus: some screws, hot glue, bondo, a cardboard roll and spray colors
Below are some pics of the building process. When I bought the items I had no idea how I wanted to combine them. It was a bit try and error but I soon found a design I liked:
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And this is what the hilts look like now:
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Thanks for watching!
I just wanted to share with you a little project that kept me busy for the last 2 days:
Two lightsabers for a parade. My wife is sewing two Jedi-costumes and left me in charge to build the weapons that will go with the outfits. After some brainstorming on how to approach this, I remembered a certain $-store-contest for lightsabers a few years back here at the RPF. That seemed like a good way to start since I wanted to keep this on a low budget anyway :lol
So I hit the store and bought some rubbish:
I used the following parts for the hilts:
A plastic-tube used to shoot water
Two funnels
Two snap-in valves for a garden hose
A wiper
Two bottletops
A hairbrush
plus: some screws, hot glue, bondo, a cardboard roll and spray colors
Below are some pics of the building process. When I bought the items I had no idea how I wanted to combine them. It was a bit try and error but I soon found a design I liked:
And this is what the hilts look like now:
Thanks for watching!