The TIE Fighter is very impressive, maybe not as impressive as the MR AT-AT but very close. It would have been even better if eFX use a black or clear acrylic pole (like Icons) not to distract too much from the TIE itself, and maybe also a black base or Death Star base.

Laws AT-AT Driver gray helmet with improved greeblies and stickers (some of the upgrades are missing from the pics here, but you get the idea). A stunning helmet which I'm really glad I managed to get for my collection. There were some improvements that I did myself making it even more accurate:













Comparison with the Laws AT-AT white armor & helmet:

Love the look off the AT-AT helmets.

Thanks. Since this pic has been taken, I replaced the tube stripe decals with more accurate ones.

Looking great.

Thanks Carsten!

I've just seen your thread here, although I know it very well already
..your collection is superb..I love your helmet pileup the most

Thanks a lot Hrvoje! Just a few more items to arrive and a new set of photographs will come.

The Medicom VCD TIE Fighter Pilot, Stormtrooper & Royal Guard - not props, but kind of funny LOL:

cool

These VCD figures are quite funny, and even better since I got them for a VERY good price from an EU seller. Do you have Yoda VCD?

Merr-Sonn Power 5 Heavy Imperial Blaster from a cool EU guy, made from metal Denix replica.The blaster also comes with wooden grips and Lichtbringer greeblies. A very cool piece, rarely made so far. I'm having a stand made for it as we speak.

Merr-Sonn "Power" 5












Seen on screen here:

Ah, the imperial blaster. Don't see many of those. Very nice piece.

Thanks Carsten! Cannot wait to have a stand for it.

Some of you may be familiar with my real deact. Sterling E-11 Stormtrooper blaster with genuine M38 (and M40) tank scope, real Eagle Hengstler counter, accurate cylinders and T-tracks. I just upgraded the cylinders with a real trio of capacitors not, just copies. I also added an metallic Imperial logo on the base. I know I worked hard to make this blaster as accurate as possible, and I'm glad how it turned out.

In the end the Sterling Stormtrooper blaster remains my top favorite collectible. This piece simply screams "Star Wars" and with all its moving parts is like a real blaster. Everyone seeing my collection in person, after I tell them what it is, want to see it closely and even hold it - though holding it is a very hard to give privilege. ;)

It is a very sturdy blaster, it's the real deal, maybe someone even used it in some war. I have the MR Stormtrooper blaster too (I even had a disassembled MR one), but the Sterling is not a metal pipe replica blaster like the MR E-11. I could even beat someone with it LOL, and not worry it will break, something I wouldn't dare with the MR blaster.