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Star Wars Ultimate Studio Collection props hands-on images
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The underside of the Vader helmet is flat, revealing its initial origin as a piece of sculpture.
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The $3,500 helmet is limited to just 500 pieces. (During Comic-Con, we saw a fan buy one — but asked for it to be #500.)
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The Kylo Ren helmet was originally designed and created by costume design Michael Kaplan and his team. A scan of the screen-used mask is projected on the recreated item to help Propshop artists match the textures by hand.
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The infamous Kylo Ren lightsaber.
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The interior details go beyond what can be seen on the screen.
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Kylo Ren really needs to up his wiring game.
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Propshop's Finn helmet uses the same digital files created by the production. The finish was the one thing that seemed a little off in the collection. It looked like an item that had been painted white, colored with blood, and then had a layer of sealant put on top.
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Rey's staff goes for $1,250.
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The cloth and strap are painted and weathered by hand to match the original.
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The rusted rings and distressed leather look like they're pulled straight from the sands of Jakku.
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Each prop is chipped to prove its authenticity.
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The scopes on Chewie's bowcaster don't work — and neither did the scopes on the screen-used item.
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Prop or not, this thing means business
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The Force Awakens lightsaber was designed to look like a Graflex flash.
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It features shorter grips than previous Graflex sabers, and a clamp with a slight copper hue.
