Screen Accurate Saber Kit | Accessory for Anakin Skywalker Costumes - (Plastic)

The media could not be loaded.  I needed a hilt that was light and would just be used to hang on my belt. The quality of this 3D print is superb and does just fine for my needs. It comes in pieces in separate bags and will need to be assembled and glued together (which really adds to the whole Jedi experience of creating your own lightsaber). I drilled a hole towards the base of the hilt and added my own Covertec belt clip with a screw and an anchor. Highly recommend this hilt!!

Look, I know what I was getting into by buying a 3D printed prop, but this thing is a piece of crap that involves power tools, super glue, and God knows what else. It ends up looking like a decent prop and that’s why it’s so cheap. But no way would I ever buy something like this again. I could’ve got something better at Target for the same or lesser price.

Well worth the money and great project to make your own

I got this for Halloween and I had no luck putting this together. It broke in half. The parts are too imperfect to put together. If you have never put together a 3D printed model, I would not really recommend choosing this. This is not a beginner level model to try to put together. Several parts were hard to put together because of the sizes and eventually some of the parts broke because of the pressure I put into them. The instructions are not the best. I basically wasted my money.

I was trying to assemble it and the lightsaber snapped in half.

I bought this and I received this in a few days (I think 5) it was well packaged and it was placed in bags for the smaller parts. The print is high quality with very few blemishes. Those few blemishes were not easily seen. Took me about 25 minutes to fully assemble without instructions but I know how this saber looks by heart. (took longer because I didn't use quick cure glue) and about an hour to paint) Would buy again.

Overpriced 3D printed garbage