Discussion on is this a correct part ? pic intence within the Boba Fett Helmet forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; i was helping my mother clean out her "stuff" and
i was helping my mother clean out her "stuff" and i came accross a old polaroid back from the she says late '60 to early '70 any way i was going to toss it but i got to lookin at it and i notice the eye piece and i think i found a dimond in the rough here look at the pics and tell me what im thinking
Hey good find. It definitely looks like the bottom of the RF. Can you give some measurements?
HOLLY MOLLY! I THINK YOU NAILED IT!
Duuuuude, I think that's it! Where's Brak's, I'm sure he can comment on it.
Wow! Can you supply model information for the polaroid?
Polaroid SX-70
Tons on Ebay
$25-$200+ range
not gonna drop that much cash for a smallpart like that! plus i rather scratch build it! great for archive purposes!
sorry to spoil it for the guys that want to hoard and sell them..lol
just my 2 c
It's the correct piece. There are jillions of them on EBAY and we found them last year but they are still pricey for just the eye piece, but if you are going for accuracy it is the real deal.
Lee
Hey, that's cool.
I never knew that before.
well i jus ttook it out and i might use it for somthing later but thak=nks for the info
sweet find. i'm glad that part fell off in rotj, otherwise i'd be really tempted
That'd be the part. Have fun getting it off, they sure didn't make it easy (there's no gentle way to do it).
Last edited by SingleSeat; 06-13-2007 at 09:30 PM. Reason: added info
Great find!!
SCHWING! As soon as I saw that photo I ran into the spare bedroom and grabbed that exact camera! I just need a new clear piece (lost at Dragon*Con 06) and my rangefinder is all better!
o.O
I think I have one of those
*digs under table*
awww... mine doesn't have a leans like that.
But that's cool
You mean to tell me that you've been sitting on this camera all this time, you're a Fett freak-head, and you've never noticed what you had? JFJR, what are we going to do with you?Originally Posted by Jango_Fett_Jr
JFJ, talk to SingleSeat
I would keep it just because of the age, and now because of the RF part..the resemblance is really good.
What's the model number on that camera? Can you show a better picture of the entire thing?
......Polaroid SX-70
$25-$200+ range
not gonna drop that much cash for a smallpart like that! plus i rather scratch build it! great for archive purposes!
sorry to spoil it for the guys that want to hoard and sell them..lol
just my 2 c
Didn't someone mention this piece in a post last year or something???
great find kanol matea. The best way to get this is to purchase junked cameras that are being sold for parts. I was able to get 4 in a lot for about $36 a few months ago. I pretty much had to destroy the cameras to get the viewfinder off and then you have to cut off the little molded in ear pieces, but it is awesome to have the found item. What is even more fun is to print out little images from the movie on a piece of transparency and put it behind the viewfinder!
Nah, but many thanks go out to inactive member TylerDurden and his sources known-only-to-him for nailing the case closed on this one.Didn't someone mention this piece in a post last year or something???
See, I knew Brak's would know what's up.
Only due to the generosity and hard work of others.See, I knew Brak's would know what's up.
Awesome! I did not know this...
Darn, I didn't know that, guess ya learn something evryday.....And even better for you, now you either have - A. a realy nice peice of a Fett costume, or B. a realy nice peice to put on ebay.
Thought you might like to see this.
And another...
Thanks Jamey, I didn't see that post for some reason.
Moving to helmet so it doesn't eventually get deleted.
WOW...Nice Pictures..
Very thoughtful of you.
thats giveing me wome ideas
Great find!
Does anyone know if it will fit a DP range?
Last edited by goldenrod; 06-15-2007 at 12:12 PM.
Also on the Polaroid SLR680
Last edited by Wes; 05-15-2008 at 08:51 PM.
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