My only Star Wars piece... so far.

[DarthLazarus]

This is my only piece of collectible Star Wars memorabilia thus far, but it is a good starting piece I think! I do have a box of old toys (some still in box) from when I was a kid, will snap some photos of them when I pick them up from my parents house where they have been since I was a child!

Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones Anakin Skywalker Screen-Used Lightsaber

This Lightsaber prop was used by actor Hayden Christensen (Anakin Skywalker) in the 2002 film Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones. The Lightsaber measures 10″ in length and is painted with a soft metallic gloss. The hilt was used when the saber was thrown, dropped, and carried during stunts. This particular prop was used during Skywalker's escape from the Execution Arena on the planet Geonosis, as well as during his climactic duel with Dark Lord of the Sith; Darth Tyranus.

I usually collect NASA & Space Flown memorabilia, specifically anything flown to the Moon during the Apollo missions. I have a website for this stuff but will also be adding my Star Wars pieces as and when I buy them: http://www.wehavesplashdown.com

 

[Snaketibe]

Nice piece. I'm sure many prop collectors will be envious

 

[stormcab]

Very cool saber, but those space travel artifacts are proper awesome

 

[theforceuk]

Nice collection you have, love the space food. :shock:

 

[SAVORY100]

Awesome web-link! 8) 8) 8)
Really enjoyed looking through that and was happy to share it with a friend of mine who is mad about NASA and won't stop going on about meeting Buzz Aldrin at a book signing event a few weeks ago... he also loved it of course!

 

[lejackal]

That is killer for a one piece collection!

The Nasa and space stuff looks awesome as well - bookmarked 8)

 

[spoons]

Fantastic saber Richard and space collection - love the chocolate pudding

 

[ZippyNL]

Cool sabre, but some of the stuff on your website - wow.
I once had the honour of meeting one of the few men who have actually stood on the moon (James Irwin - Apollo 15), and still have a treasured signed photo. Having actual space flown stuff is incredible, well done.