1:6 Scale lightsaber by CHRIS CUSTOM SABERS
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2022
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1:6 Scale lightsaber by CHRIS CUSTOM SABERS
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Hi! Nice video!
I have a question- I've heard that there is a black line inside of the blade that's pretty visible when the blade is lit- is this true? Can't really tell from your video or others.
The “black line” is the wire from the tip that runs down. It is like the thickness of maybe a hair or 2 hair.
@@TheCollectorsOutpost are yours visible when lit?
My question how do you use these on figures that have the lightsabers and arms already attached 🤔?
You send him the arm and he wires it up and puts this blade it from what I understand
When the blade is off, we can see the blade is still colored. Is it paint or color Celophan ?
Thanks !
Yep! It’s still the blue or the green
@@TheCollectorsOutpost Sorry if the question wasn't clear. I meant : is the color a paint on the shrink tube wrap, or is it colored celophan around the shrink tube wrap ? ^^"
@@neoxjin oh sorry yeah I have no idea you would have to ask him. I seen video of people using clean shrink wrap to make these and use a translucent paint so that might be it but I really don’t no.
@@TheCollectorsOutpost @The Collectors Outpost I asked him but he won't answer (I guess he doesn't want to "give away his secrets"). I tried that but I don't own an airbrush, So I can see the strokes on the plastic wrap :( I don't know if an airbrush would give a clean enough result.
Do you have the link to the power box?
Off hand I don’t but you can get usb power banks on Amazon
Can you give a link for the sabers please
Look up Chris Costume Sabers on Instagram or Facebook
How long do you leave these on at a time?
I most just have them on when I’m filming so that might be 2-3 hours a week when I’m in the studio
@@TheCollectorsOutpost Do they get warm on stage: 2 after those 3 hours or is it only when getting to the higher stages of power? I'm considering getting some for my display, but I don't know if I should go with LED or CCFL c:
They get a bit warm maybe? I dont really ever touch them but they are on a pretty low setting. LEDs also get pretty warm after a bit.