is it a prop only or can it hit another lightsaber in "battle"
493799
It can definitely handle kid combat, it's a solid toy, not just a costume prop. Hope that helps!
493800
It's pretty good. You can give a pretty good beating with it. Material is plastic,but pretty thick. I bought it a while ago and used it rough playing with my kids and its still in perfect condition.
493801
Yes it can hit another lightsaber in battle and it opens and shuts quite easily.( I bought two of them for that reason.) It's a lightweight toy and shouldn't be considered too dangerous.(Unless you throw it at someone!)
493802
It's a toy, and as such can take hits from similar toys during play "battle". I would not expect it to hold up to serious blows or blows from more study "weapons". It will, however crack your knuckles pretty hard if you miss.
1760544
it's made of light plastic but it doesn't feel weak. just look up how to build one and get tips on how to build. this was my first one i love it but i feel like i could have done better building it. best part about it the shield opens up for the beam saber.
932981
Nope. Sorry. Its expensive to buy a removable blade lightsaber. Try ulrtasabres.com. with no sound and no upgades it should be affordable. Plus they have a belt holster system that is really great.
301655
"AAA" Batteries & you twist off the Bottom of the Hilt to change the Batteries. I Hope this was Helpful, Glad I can Answer your Question. I Love my "Darth Maul Battle Damaged Lightsaber", I got Both to put together as one. Have Fun with Yours, I am. :)
350731
No. They could probably take a couple hits before the tsuba or the hilt would be damaged. The steel is nice, but is more like a kitchen blade. It doesn't have the weight or shimmer of a genuine sword.
943216
Eli's answer is pretty much spot on. I do play with mine with my kids. We hit them together but not as if really going at it. Display and costume are the main functions of these sabers. If you want some that are battle ready, try:http://www.ultrasabers.com/ http://www.ultraforcesabers.com/battle_ready_lightsabershttp://www.parksabers.com/They'll be more expensive but still really cool.
841490
I am not familiar with that game so I don't know. I can tell you that the laser is really strong and has a great ranger. I use it to conduct trainings and I can be in the back of a lit lecture room and the laser can be clearly seen on the screen. I hope that helps.
1443442
you have to physically touch attacker. However, I did return the item because I could not get it to work.
1895605
No, it is specifically designed in its current state for two players only. There will be multi-player rules coming out in the near future according to FFG.
1497860
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
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Well I use it more for display, but it is pretty heavy and sturdy and sharp at the end. My guess would be if you are very careful it wouldn't break. I saw a video of someone using the sword to chop a wooden beam in half, but then again it is a cosplaying sword
1761584
it has a plastic hilt just to let ya know and it is awesome to use for Return Of the Jedi that's the lightsaber Luke Skywalker had it was the green color lightsaber
893579
If you buy it at Costco it cheaper, it talk's and it comes with a lightsaber
271728
I'm pretty sure but I'm not 100 percent. I used this as a prop. I can vaguely remember but wait for other responses. Sorry I couldn't be clearer.
1186751
By my standards, if you just hit it against something very hard, it will break. But if you just use it in battles and don't fall against it, it will be fine
905188
It's a single blade. If you want the double bladed saber, you have to buy two of these.
1484910
Absolutely will hold up for play fighting. My 4 year old son and I use it all the time with a Luke Skywalker one and we have some pretty epic battles. In fact it even makes specific noises when you hit something with it. The clear plastic that contains the glowing part will get marked up but nothing major.