No markings AT AT Driver

[StarWarsFan]

Found a AT AT with no COO or 1980 LFL. Is it rare as never seen one before? Thanks.

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[robpmarsh]

Lom could be the guy to ask about this one

 

[StarWarsFan]

Hi thanks who is LOM?

 

[StarWarsFan]

bump

 

[Cardbackkid]

Interesting ... does the legs feel smooth or rough where the coo and date should be ?

 

[StarWarsFan]

Hi mate, the legs feel very smooth

 

[Cardbackkid]

I only ask as I had a ccp with no markings but turned out someone had sanded the markings down it left a rough feel to the legs

 

[StarWarsFan]

Fair enough thanks for the advice.

 

[Cardbackkid]

Could short pours in the moulding process cause the markings not to be visible ?

 

[plantainman]

Could short pours in the moulding process cause the markings not to be visible ?

No, very unlikely. short pours generally lead to a deformed end of a limb, as that is where the void would be. Would be very hard to pour in the molten plastic and have none of it touch the CoO markings but produce a perfect figure

 

[plantainman]

@ StarWarsFan, You could doing with adding a much clearer photo of the CoO to this thread so it can be judged easily, as its a bit blurry.
Peace

 

[aussiejames]

http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/coo-guide-3-0/esb/at-at-driver/#a

'common' factory error

 

[plantainman]

a worn mould is the most likely scenario which would produce a very faint virtually nonexistent coo stamp which as has been said above is pretty common with this particular figure. Clearer pic needed though really to confirm.

 

[StarWarsFan]

Will take some more pictures soon ordered a new Camera.