Luke Skywalker EpVI V2 Lightsaber Signature Edition Pre-Order

Master Replicas’ final Star Wars Limited Edition Lightsaber is made available for pre-order to members of their Collectors Society later today and if there are any left, for the general public tomorrow.

Our first becomes our last. The very first Limited Edition Lightsaber Master Replicas made was the Luke Skywalker EPVI “Version 1” Lightsaber. Now our final Star Wars Limited Edition Lightsaber from Master Replicas –

Luke Skywalker EpVI V2 Lightsaber Signature Edition

This is ONLY available at www.masterreplicas.com and is strictly limited to 500 pieces!

This is the third and final Mark Hamill Signature in the set. You have the Star Wars: A New Hope Signature and the Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Signature now complete the set with the Star Wars: Return of The Jedi Signature Lightsaber

Luke Skywalker’s heroic journey to become a Jedi Master reached its climax when he confronted Darth Vader and his evil master, Emperor Palpatine, on the second Death Star.  Palpatine had hopes to seduce the son of Skywalker to the dark side of the Force, believing Luke would give in to temptation, kill his father, and take his place at the twisted Emperor’s side.

Facing off in an epic lightsaber duel, Darth Vader encountered a fierce opponent in his son.  Fighting to protect his sister and everything he held true, Luke’s ferocity surprised the Dark Lord.  Filled with rage, Luke came close to embracing the dark side, almost killing his father.  Due to the Jedi training he learned from Yoda, he was able to avoid the path of Anakin Skywalker.  Tossing his lightsaber aside, he turned to face the wrath of the enraged Sith Emperor.

The lightsaber Luke Skywalker wields in the Return of the Jedi has a long and complicated history.  The hilt worn by actor Mark Hamill, in most of the scenes in the movie where the lightsaber is not ignited, was in fact an old Obi-Wan Kenobi “stunt” lightsaber from A New Hope.  The blade was cut off and it featured a longer lever on the center band, a conical knob on the rear above the pommel, and a D-ring attached the lightsaber to a belt clip.  Cast in aluminum from a milled wooden master, this lightsaber features uneven heat sink fins which we have recreated in the interest of accuracy.

For the fighting scenes, a newly machined, but more simplified look-alike version of the above lightsaber was created with a removable blade.  A cleaned up version of this lightsaber was used for the close-up insert shot when Darth Vader comments on Luke constructing a new lightsaber.  This became known as the “hero” version of the prop because it was featured so prominently in a close-up.  The “Version Two” of the prop was altered in post-production to look more like the “hero” lightsaber, possibly in interest of continuity.

Master Replicas engineers modeled this faithful replica directly from measurements taken from the surviving prop, and recreated the look from the movie with the help of extensive photographic reference materials supplied from the Lucasfilm Ltd. Archives.

We hope that you enjoy adding this Luke Skywalker lightsaber “Version Two” from Return of the Jedi to your Star Wars prop collection.

  • Crafted in machined and stamped aluminum and metal parts
  • Museum quality display case with mirrored base and acrylic cover
  • Numbered plaque and Certificate of Authenticity
  • Numbered plaque autographed by Mark Hamill
  • Limited to only 500 pieces


$525.00 each
Collectors Society Preorder Date: August 15, 2007 (9:00am PST)
General Public Preorder Date: August 16, 2007 (9:00am PST)
Expected to ship: Late Winter 2007 

These are expected to go quickly to help your chances at getting one of these become a Collectors Society Member today!

Available through Master Replicas Authorized Retailers is the Luke Skywalker EpVI V2 Lightsaber Limited Edition – Limited Edition of 1500!

Knowing how popular the Force F/X version of Luke’s lightsaber from ROTJ was at Celebration Europe, I suspect that there will be plenty of collectors clamouring for this

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