How much would you pay for a "real working" Lightsaber?
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radioheadrule83
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If I owned my house I'd remortgage it for one.
FrenchMovieTheme
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NERDS!?
CajoleJuice
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I think the real nerds are people like you.Borys said:
radioheadrule83
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Maybe you could extend and heat some kind of uuuuber-hot filament and add some kind of glow effect later for effect.
Even if it's true that they could make lazer swords but you'd need a rediculously large power pack, face shield, radiation guard and that the lazer wouldn't simply focus to a point but instead go on forever making one hell of a mess.... they should still do it.
Even if it's true that they could make lazer swords but you'd need a rediculously large power pack, face shield, radiation guard and that the lazer wouldn't simply focus to a point but instead go on forever making one hell of a mess.... they should still do it.
Boogie9IGN
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I would gladly let my father slice off my right hand for one
(Only if I could fall down a chute later, land in my ride, and get a new robotic one though)
(Only if I could fall down a chute later, land in my ride, and get a new robotic one though)
Ash Housewares
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I'll just wait 'til they're cheap
PhlegmMaster
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Even the most powerful laser generator wouldn't work as a lightsaber.
The only way I see (in theory) to make something that looks like a lightsaber and can do the things a lightsaber does would be a handle that can heat up the air so it becomes plasma, and confine that plasma in a blade-shaped magnetic field.
The only way I see (in theory) to make something that looks like a lightsaber and can do the things a lightsaber does would be a handle that can heat up the air so it becomes plasma, and confine that plasma in a blade-shaped magnetic field.
Why are we discussing how impossible it is? Who gives a shit? The question was how much would you pay for one if it was possible to own one.
Me personally? You couldn't place a price tag on owning something that cool. So long as I could afford it, I'd pay whatever it cost to own one. Damn that'd be cool.
Me personally? You couldn't place a price tag on owning something that cool. So long as I could afford it, I'd pay whatever it cost to own one. Damn that'd be cool.
PhlegmMaster
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Ok. I'd pay 300$, CANADIAN.
Fresh Prince
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:lol
In this day and age a blaster rifle would be more useful. I mean even Harrison thinks so!
In this day and age a blaster rifle would be more useful. I mean even Harrison thinks so!
Space Age Playboy
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Yes. It would keep going until lava destroyed the handle.Cyan said:
Ash Housewares
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triste said:
you let them take you alive instead of deflecting the rent-a-cops' bullets, you've got it coming
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:lol :lol
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Dujour said:
**NERD ALERT: DORKY ANSWER BELOW**
According to info in the P&P RPGs (and other "Lucas approved" sources, I imagine), it varies by design, a choice made when the Jedi constructs his own personal saber. Some switch off when released, others have a locking mechanism that keep the blade ignited.
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Which is why I'll pay i dollars.Borys said:
So then there's the matter of creating some sort of floating thing that stays perfectly aligned with the base and is tough enough to not get sliced up by this super powerful laser.Ecrofirt said:
Lmo911 said:This thread so reminds me of the garage sale episode of Venture Bros.
DOC! You got a sign over there that says "laser death ray bargain bin!" (has nothing to do with that pic/scene, but what the hell)
You bastard! Every time I saw this thread today I looked for an image from that scene, but couldn't find it anywhere.
Boogie9IGN
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ToxicAdam said:
Hehehe, Samurais in Cairo
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