Autorgraphed props?

It's the don post delux helmet, quite a nice peice and a nice auto also. I keep all my autos on photos since I wear my helmet.

Slightly off-subject, please don't be mad:
These are my signed stormtrooper helms, both TE of different ages. The left one is signed by Irvin Kershner, the right just last night by Timothy Zahn.:thumbup Best director, best writer, now just to get Ewan's I'll be happy.

Also awesome.

Hey Mel I never knew you had a Boba helmet holding out on me are ya?

Nice Trooper helmets!

Chris- my boba helmet is my fav. out of my Star Wars collection. I also have an Anakin pod racer, Storm Trooper, and a custom Darth Maul mask. I geek out on Star Wars.

~Mel

Well you've come to the right board to find Fett geeks.

I have a copy of Jeremy Bulloch's book that he autographed. It was a limited run of 2,000 copies and the number he gave me was my 501st "TK number". That's pretty cool I thought.

I've got Jeremy's sig on the stock of my ROTJ blaster. It's on the side I hold toward my body so it normally isn't visible when I'm wearing the costume, but I know it's there.

His signature is in my helmet next to mc chris'.

I got Jeremy Bulloch to sign the inside of my leather pouch belt.

A few years ago, I had Jeremy sign one of my earlier shoulder bells:

Jeremy signed the inside of my shoulder bell. Next time I see Daniel I'll get him to do i too.

Batninja- that is just too cool!

That's cool, I wish he would sign my stuff!

Just a thought, but arent any of you guys worried about troopin with signed parts? I mean, for instance, batninja's shoulder bell sig, I would be afraid of rubbing up against something and ruining it. Just my thought.

-tubachris

I got Jeremy to sign this armor display I did up for a charity auction.
Not sure why he signed the cloth instead of one of the plates but it was an honour to have him sign my work.

Best things about it:

1) He was honestly one of the nicest andmost genuine people I have EVER met.

2) One of my friends in the local Fan Force bought it so it went to a good home and $$$ was generated for charity.

Nice piece of Art

Yea Jeremy is one of the coolest, nicest people you will meet. He appricates the fans as much as we do him.

I have Jeremy, Daniel Logan, and Don Bies in my helmet since they all played Fett at different times.

Well here's mine, it's posted elsewhere on here, but what the hey.



I won this in an auction last year at a rather special SW event at the National space centre. I was quite chuffed when Jeremy squinted at me and asked if we'd met before. It was mentioned we'd apppeared in a film <a nifty little fan film> together but he shook his head. Turns out he remembered me from the premiere of Episode 3 in Leicester square, where i was in the press pit snapping away. Genuinely a nice guy and very down to earth. I'm hoping to catch up with him this year and hopefully get one on my Fett Helmets signed too.

after all the work i did painting that bucket, no way am i letting anyone sign it

i have autographs from most of the SW celebs i've met, but always on paper!

In a little reversal of this thread, Daniel Logan owns something I made.

oddly enough,
I made & painted a Sandtrooper blaster for a guy this week.
He asked me to sign it
Go figure

Originally Posted by slave1pilot

oddly enough,
I made & painted a Sandtrooper blaster for a guy this week.
He asked me to sign it
Go figure

i'll let you sign one for me if you want. just pack it on up and send it over

Originally Posted by tk7602

i'll let you sign one for me if you want. just pack it on up and send it over

Want me to sign that Hengstler?

Originally Posted by slave1pilot

Want me to sign that Hengstler?

feel free... i'm just going to paint it black anyway

nice heh heh heh

I'm with you Brian. No way I want some signature scrawled all over the hard work I've put into a paint job. All my autographs are the same as your's... on 8x10s. The one exception is Don Bies' autograph on the inside of the R2 dome.

Signatures are great!

But alot of collectors want some sort of "proof" that it was signed by the real person, like a picture of them signing it, and it can be identified as the piece being signed.

If your doing it for your own collection, no matter! But if you intend on selling it in the future, you may want to have the documentation on hand..