Krayt Dragon - Star Wars IV
On May 25th, 1977, George Lucas' Star Wars premiered in theaters. The film was an instant success. Fans saw the movie multiple times, sometimes on the same day. Star Wars went on to become a global phenomenon and still remains the third highest-grossing film of all time (inflation-adjusted).
This specimen contains fragments of the fiberglass from Star Wars Episode IV's "Krayt Dragon" prop, the long serpentine skeleton C-3PO encounters soon after separating from R2-D2 on Tatooine.
To protect this fragile material, we've encased fragments of the original Krayt Dragon prop inside clear acrylic and affixed it to a sturdy black acrylic disc. Really, this is as Jawa-proof as it gets.
The completed specimen is easy to handle and provides a sharp background contrast to the light color of the original fiberglass. You'll also find a large certificate card with authenticity details, the history of the prop, and a map! Also available is an upgraded display case specimen, which ships within an acrylic gem jar and includes a glass-topped riker case.
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On May 25th, 1977, George Lucas' Star Wars premiered in theaters. The film was an instant success. Fans saw the movie multiple times, sometimes on the same day. Star Wars went on to become a global phenomenon and still remains the third highest-grossing film of all time (inflation-adjusted).
This specimen contains fragments of the fiberglass from Star Wars Episode IV's "Krayt Dragon" prop, the long serpentine skeleton C-3PO encounters soon after separating from R2-D2 on Tatooine.
To protect this fragile material, we've encased fragments of the original Krayt Dragon prop inside clear acrylic and affixed it to a sturdy black acrylic disc. Really, this is as Jawa-proof as it gets.
The completed specimen is easy to handle and provides a sharp background contrast to the light color of the original fiberglass. You'll also find a large certificate card with authenticity details, the history of the prop, and a map! Also available is an upgraded display case specimen, which ships within an acrylic gem jar and includes a glass-topped riker case.
