Official: Greeblie Thread

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Steve,

I did an international bank transfer once . . . . it wasn't fun. Just get as much information as possible. Company name, you'll need their account numbers, transfer codes, etc. Full address . . . pretty much anything you can possibly get on the company . . and take that all to the bank. If you're like me, it probably STILL won't be all the information they need, and will be formatted differently but, just keep pushing them, and it will go through. Mine took a few days.

Jer
 
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SWEET!!!!! I am going to copy this over to my thread as well about conversion updates!
 
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Ego wrote:

Steve,

I did an international bank transfer once . . . . it wasn't fun. Just get as much information as possible. Company name, you'll need their account numbers, transfer codes, etc. Full address . . . pretty much anything you can possibly get on the company . . and take that all to the bank. If you're like me, it probably STILL won't be all the information they need, and will be formatted differently but, just keep pushing them, and it will go through. Mine took a few days.

Jer

Thanks Ego. I managed to find a good broker and the supplier in Italy must've given me everything I needed, as the transaction went smoothly.

Steve
 
<B>Merged:</B> Re: [UPDATE 4/7/03] ESB Blaster blocks ...Interest thread

The blocks have arrived and I'm accepting orders in the Cargo Hold - read the first message in this thread for the link to the "For Sale" message.


ADMINS: Please do not delete this thread, as it contains details and specifications of the exact part that was used on the original prop. If the thread is gone, then so is the information.


Steve
 
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I am going to need a set of these for my blaster, Does anyone know were I can STILL get a set?
 
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They should still be available in the Cargo Hold. See the Edit of the First Post.

They are a absolute must-have!
 
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Links give me a "does not exsist" message, and I do not see them in the cargo hold.
 
Hi all,

I've done some searching and found some info, but not a definitive list of parts and sources thereof.

I'm trying to gather data on the greeblies which appear on the EE-3 in it's 2 incarnations. I need the info myself, but thought it would also be helpful if the data could be organised into one place that could act as a point of reference and be updated as and when new discoveries occur.

So far my understanding is as follows:

The stock in the ESB versions has 2 sides of an as yet unidentified plug, plus an unidentified square piece between them on both sides of the stock.

The stock in the RotJ version has 2 unidentified greeblies, the same on both sides, but different to those on the ESB version.

The body of the gun, just under the hammer, has a push rod from the Revell V8 engine on both sides, but only in some shots in ESB, so both with and without could be accurate depending on which ESB scene you look at.

The scope mounts for ESB consist of the blaster blocks (found parts - cheers Steve), as yet unidentified rings and as yet unidentified blocks or square tubing between the blaster blocks.

Can those in the know comment upon this and LMK if what info I have so far is correct. If it is not, please correct me, and if I have missed anything out, please let me know.

I'd be VERY interested to hear from anyone who has the found parts for any of these (except the blaster blocks, which I have covered), or any one of our talented members who have created a screen accurate copy of any or all of them. PM me if you would be so kind ;)

I may have some bits covered as well as the blaster blocks once the very kind individual in question has unpacked whichever box they are in following his house move, but I won't know which bits until he does, so chuck what you've got at me, everybody, and I'll pick up the bits from there.

Many thanks for your time ladies and gents.

Carry on.

Si
 
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The ESB EE-3 stock plugs have been identified as "split plugs" which are found in the UK.......at least that's where mine came from.These are the same as used on the Vader reveal helmet. :)

Steve
 
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That's the curious thing. I'm in the UK, have lived here 32 years and have never see those plugs.

In my searches, Steveday mentioned he was brought up over here, and was an electricians son, accompanied dad on all sorts of jobs, and he's never seen them either.

Does anyone have a make, or model number, or a contact address/tel no for the maker/supplier (assuming they are still available)?

If not, back to my original questions.....

Si
 
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My guess is the plugs were for electronics applications not for household wiring. They are pretty small and judging by the pin size would only be good for thin wires. I've been able to pick up several of these plugs off the boards here and there. They always shipped from the UK.
 
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Si,

I got you and Mardon covered for the ESB 'split plugs'. No worries. :)
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Rest easy son, you've had a busy day...' :D

Stay safe.

Tim.
 
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Crisisfilms,

Like with the found ROTJ LEDs, I'm still sourcing for em in all the weird places and old shops. ;)

Hell, just a few days back I found 2 reasonably priced REAL WORLD NOKIA Matrix phones. :)

If I'm unsuccessful, no worries cause Mardon will be casting em for sale. As for the ones pictured, I got em off a good buddy living in Europe. :)

Stay safe.

Tim.
 
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Yes Tim...thems be the ones I'm talking about. :) Now if I could only find some darned barrel rings that are right on I'd be home free.I've spent about 4 hours this weekend pouring over pages on ebay for all kinds of "rings" with no luck.

Steve
 
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