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 Post subject: Re: Jkno's collection from Transylvania
PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 11:26 am 
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Any chance you could do the same for vader & fett?
Much appreciAted ... Was the at at driver in there as well?


Thanks. If you want there is a flip-through on Amazon in the reviews section:

http://www.amazon.com/review/R346C2K1J0 ... tore=books

http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Costume ... tumes+book

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:12 pm 
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It's time to order my copy! :cheers


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Great post sergiu.
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My own crappy review of this awesome book: http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-rev ... XGBLO3GA3V

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Congrats mate :thumbsup


Thanks :cheers

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Yeah, saw that on facebook. Couldn't help myself from screaming at the screen: "HEY, I KNOW THAT GUY!" when I saw the picture... and sure enough... it was you. :)

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Congratulations, Sergiu! That's fantastic :salut


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Thanks a lot guys! :cheers

On another not so cool note, I had to delete my old FB account and made a new one as Sergiu Rs. Some Russian hackers were trying for months to hack into it. Best option was to completely delete it and rejoin. :(

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Closer to a prop or studio scale than to a simple figure - Sideshow 1:6 Probe Droid in the snow:

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Something for the prop guys here: both versions of the Imperial Code Cylinders (original Radiation Dosimeters) used in Star Wars by the Imperial officers. The blue cap version used by Grand Moff Tarkin, Cmdr. Praji and other officers, and the non-blue cap (the rarest one) used by Chief Bast and General Tagge. Finally I have 2 of each type - in fact I have 3 blue caps (maybe I'll sell my extra some day) and 2 others.

In the 1960’s a company by the name of RA Stephen & Company Ltd, England, UK, made Radiation Dosimeters, that would end up being the props used in Star Wars for the Imperial Officers. The ones used in Star Wars are called direct reading pocket ionization dosimeters. They were typically the size and shape of a fountain pin at that time.

Each dosimeter contains a small ionization chamber (approximately two milliliters). Inside each chamber is a central wire anode. Attached to the anode is a metal coated quartz fiber. These units can be positively charged so that the quartz fiber is attracted to the anode. When the unit encounters radiation, ionization occurs inside the chamber producing electrons.

These electrons are attracted to a positively charged anode, which reduces the net positive charge, allowing the quartz fiber to return to it’s original position. This movement can be calculated and is directly proportional to the amount of ionization (radiation).

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BTW a nice difference in the color of the blue cap from my old and new dosimeters (the old one has a darker blue):

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Cool. thanks for the info.

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Interesting that these props' actual purpose could in fact be germane to the storyline. What I thought was just a fancy pen was actually a radiation detector. Not a bad idea considering all the nearby radiation from the Death Star main reactor and the planet-blasting laser and potentially radioactive Alderaan debris floating around.

Which makes me think what prevented all that Alderaan debris from being pulled back into the Death Star by its gravitational pull?


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Something that put a big smile on my face arrived, anyone knows what it might be?

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