Can these be good for reenactment or are they just for display?
1497857
You can use to reenactment, but it don't support a hard hit, if you'll use it to simulate a real combat, you can't use it. I use to play with my nephew.
1497858
They are perfect for it, especially in a dark room! Here's a duel some friends and I performed for a camp this Summer. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10202200151665224&set;=vb.1232439425&type;=3&th;eater
1497859
With careful controlled contact, I'd say they'd be alright. I wouldn't put them through too rigorous of a routine, as I'm unsure how how strong the fiberglass shaft protecting the gas tube is. As far as "display"- they are great for costume props, too... but the belt clip leaves a little to be desired- however the saber popping off the clip is not a huge issue from my experience, other than when sitting in certain confining seats (like the Star Tours ride at DisneyWorld).
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This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your... » Read More This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! « Show Less
1497861
These Force FX blades are primarily for display, but they can be used for reenactment. Just be aware that the lights in the blades can burst and the outer shell will scratch.
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It will be great for enemactment. The blade is removable :) I use mine as display. But will use it for reenactment or cosplay.
2248225
There about 4-6 inches long, metal not sure, I think steel but they are nice if you plan to keep them for show they aren't meant for anything else. As long as you don't try and fight with them they should stay pretty nice on display
1251794
Sure, they would work well for that. They're plastic coated so they should hold up well.
665705
absolutely, they are fully articulaed action figures, wall feature is for display purposes, my sons dolls will never see the wall :)
2082710
They can be. I was surprised at the practical use of these. They are by far not a prop.
428431
No, they are more for an effect. They give off light similar to candle light. They are mostly just for fun
1392677
They are great for a parry .. NOT O USE DAILY OR COMPARE. ONE THAT IS MORE EXPENSIVE. Tthay worried great for our use. (Weekend party) but u gets what u pay for
1251113
That shouldn't be a problem. They are engravable. They are really good quality.
584559
I use them for the sole purpose of cosplay, they also just feel really cool to wear. They can be somewhat difficult to put on, but well worth it for me.
572011
No, I think they're more for props and crafts. They do look realistic in size and composition, but they don't have full tooth roots and they aren't porcelain.Edit in: Well, if someone has been using them for nearly a year, I guess they're useable! I don't know whether I'd trust the material not to leach unpleasant chemicals though.
215705
Yes, the caddy can be used for display. And also shipped better in caddy. But I didn't end up using caddy. Recycled it.
2219646
I wouldn't. They are stickum. And work well with Christmas lights. I didn't try to use them for something heavier so honestly I can say if they wouldn't I just am going to tell you that I wouldn't personally use them for that.
866268
yes, they are posable and if you pose them just right they will stand. Not real stable though
218653
I think they would look great! The stands are designed for different figures like DBZ or any other anime or video game figure. You can also close or open the clip and it can be attached to the waist or the legs. The box comes with the 3 bases, 6 yellow pieces, 3 blue power orbs, 3 clear stands and 6 clips/hook. Hope this work!
646722
They are really strong but as most things will tell you and the previous reviewer can attest to they are fragile. If they're not going to be hit directly they definitely would suit your purpose. They don't FEEL fragile but if you let them even into each other they can break.
647719
on stage they look good. they are somewhat tender and broke easily when dropped. We used them for Les Miz. and then ordered the more expensive rifles made in Spain for the principle actors. they were expensive but very real looking
473102
Yes, I think they would, depending on the type of hat. They are very lightweight and can tip easily. If no one is handling them and they are for display only, they may work.