The Greedo Killer?

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Mercke Lutso

Hunter

• Nov 18, 2008

• #1

Hey mates,

I'm putting together a Greedo Killer Han Solo blaster.

I've already acquired the Grease gun flash hider (which was no small feat, let me tell you) and now I'm getting the rest of the parts.

Can anyone give me any leads as to where to find the scope, bracket, and grill?

Thanks!

 

superjedi

Sr Hunter

• Nov 18, 2008

• #2

There's a guy on RPF named Vince who has a site called Corellian Exports. He makes great blaster parts.
I got a GK conversion kit from him a while back which included a metal scope bracket assembly, metal grill, and a resin scope.
Really nice quality stuff!

 

M

Mercke Lutso

Hunter

• Nov 18, 2008

• #3

I've heard of Corellian Exports but I was not aware that they sold blaster parts. Interesting! This might be what I was looking for.

How much did the kit set you back, if I may ask?

 

superjedi

Sr Hunter

• Nov 18, 2008

• #4

Hmm. . . it's been a while. I don't remember exactly.
It wasn't cheap, though. The kit was all machined aluminum for all the scope bracket parts and grill. The scope was solid resin.
Here's the parts kit along with my LS model Mauser and real flash hider.

My complete GK.

One of the favorites in my collection.

 

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Runtman

Jr Hunter

• Nov 18, 2008

• #5

That.... thats is one **** nice replica. Love that thing.

 

GCNgamer128

Sr Hunter

• Nov 19, 2008

• #6

Whoa, that thing looks killer! I'll have to give Vince a call if I ever decide to get one of those.

 

M

Mercke Lutso

Hunter

• Nov 19, 2008

• #7

I just emailed Vince about pricing.

In the meantime, can you tell me about this LS model? I'm sort of sick of the Denix...

 

superjedi

Sr Hunter

• Nov 20, 2008

• #8

LS was a Japanese company that made 1:1 scale model guns. Not sure if they're still in business or not.
I bought the Mauser kit partially (mostly) assembled from someone on the RPF. All I really had to do was finish filling a couple of seams and paint it up.
It's a terrific representation of a Mauser. Much more accurate in dimensions than the Denix.
I'd say it's comparable to an MGC Mauser, but a lot less expensive.

 

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Studio Fett

Active Hunter

• Nov 20, 2008

• #9

That looks killer!

G-Fett