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In the Star Wars movies not only do they make multiple copies of the props we see on screen, but different versions, as well. These are divided into two categories commonly referred to in the industry as "hero" and "stunt". Hero props are made for close ups and promotional pictures which require a more beauty shot of the prop. Often they are featured with the main characters while stunt versions are used for the "extras" in the background.

Most of the time when a lightsaber is ignited on screen, it is a stunt version of the hilt. These props are usually cast in resin from the hero prop and then painted to look just like the hero prop. They are lighter and easier to wield while filming the exciting lightsaber duels and action scenes. In the case of the stunt lightsabers, there is usually a rod attached to the hilt so that the actors can actually duel and make contact with the blades. These rods are also invaluable reference points for the special effects technicians to later digitally add in the signature glows of the lightsaber blades.

This stunt lightsaber is a faithful replica of the hero prop used in the Star Wars movies and comes with a unique lightsaber and plaque stand to display your lightsaber.

(A) Edward Gorey

A life-long friend of Edward Gorey's made "The Black Doll" for him in 1942. Gorey visited her while she was making it, and upon seeing it insisted on keeping it in its unfinished state, lacking a face, arms and clothing. In spite of her objection, Gorey prevailed. The incomplete Black Doll has remained a recurring enigma for almost 70 years appearing in many of Gorey's books and drawings as well as being the subject of his silent screenplay. This is the first time The Black Doll has been produced for Edward Gorey's devoted following. Necessaries Toy Foundation in conjunction with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust will release The Black Doll in a limited edition of 2,000. Measuring 13" tall, it is larger than the original, which measured roughly 7". The minimally yet artfully designed box boasts on the back, an account of the original doll's history. The whole package is a sublime tribute to a most beloved artist.

This Listing is for a 1/6 scale figure Metal Boss Battle Armor Version.

Imported from Japan! Kamen Rider ZX joins the aesthetic and ground-breaking S.I.C. line-up. The figure employs clear and metallic diecast parts for enhanced realism. The set includes an extensive array of interchangeable hands and original "ninja rider"-themed weapon accessories. Sculpted by the hands of top creators such as Ando and Takeya, S.I.C. figures are nothing less than a merger of exquisite artistic expression and advanced action figure technology. Stands 7 1/8" tall. Window box packaging.

In the Star Wars movies not only do they make multiple copies of the props we see on screen, but different versions, as well. These are divided into two categories commonly referred to in the industry as "hero" and "stunt." Hero props are made for close ups and promotional pictures which require a more beauty shot of the prop. Most of the time when a lightsaber is ignited on screen, it is a stunt version of the hilt. These props are usually cast in resin from the hero prop and then painted to look just like the hero prop. They are lighter and easier to wield while filming the exciting lightsaber duels and action scenes. In the case of the stunt lightsabers, there is usually a rod attached to the hilt so that the actors can actually duel and make contact with the blades. These rods are also invaluable reference points for the special effects technicians to later digitally add in the signature glows of the lightsaber blades. These stunt lightsabers are faithful replicas of the hero prop used by Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi and Count Dooku in Revenge of the Sith. Each comes with a unique lightsaber and plaque stand to display your lightsaber.

Inspired by the work of internationally acclaimed fantasy artist Luis Royo, this astounding Fantasy Figure Gallery: Ritual 1/6-scale PVC statue from a sculpt by master Shin Tanabe stands roughtly 13" tall including a specially designed display base. From its dramatic pose to its life-like features to the free flow of its garments, every turn of this meticulously crafted beauty will amaze with exceptional detail. Even more stunning is the intricate paint detail including multiple tattoos and "see-through" application to capture the translucency of her sheer garments as they cling to her supple form. And what lies underneath... well, discover for yourself with the figure's specially designed cast-off feature. Limited to 4,000 pieces worldwide, this first edition of Yamato USA's Fantasy Figure Gallery: Ritual (Luis Royo) comes complete with numbered display base, art card, and Certificate of Authenticity is a collector's styled window box.