Blaster x5 - LEGO Star Wars Guns Minifigure Accessory

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The plastic molded blasters are highly detailed to show the design of the real models used in the Clone Wars and the Republic Commando video game. Each Blaster is carefully packaged into a re-sealable bag and shipped in a bubble lined envelope for extra protection. If you are looking for a specific minifigure, please contact me and I’ll see what I can do to help you out.

Used primarily by the captains and commanders of the Grand Army of the Republic in many a battle, this small handheld pistol is perfect for maximum maneuverability. Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, it was popularized by Captains Rex and Fordo, often being dual-wielded. It is designed to be used with Lego minifigures and is compatible with a wide range of Star Wars-themed Lego sets.

Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. Yeah, they could dual mold colours, but I don't really fancy having detailed, over-the-top blaster's.

It was used for a couple years into the Empire era by both clones and early Stormtroopers, as well as being used by some of the Rebels. It is known to have been used by the Rebel Alliance, particularly during the Battle of Hoth by soldier Emon Kref. So, before we get new blaster molds, LEGO should give us some updated lightsaber hilts that look the part.

They've already made a unique mold for count dooku's hilt a while back, so why not make special hilts for Luke's and Anakin's lightsaber? The plastic molded blasters are highly detailed to show the design of the real models used by Harrison Ford and others.

Two new molds for blasters that have infinite uses or lightsabers that show up in one set every now and then? Fair point with the threat that is the stud shooters: I don't get why they don't make a compromise and include both models: stud shooters are way more expensive to make than regular blasters too.Since the blasters are already modelled to look like something from the movie, I'd say no and instead lobby for something else: No lightsaber hilt looks even remotely as accurate to something from the movies or shows as do the current blasters.