Blaster Luke Skywalker, which he used in the film "Star wars: Episode 5 — the Empire strikes back" 1980, was put up for auction with a starting price of $200 thousand. the appearance of DL-44 Blaster borrowed from the German Mauser C96 pistol. The kit also includes a flash suppressor and optical sight, but the weapon does not fire (and not shot in the past).

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the Blaster Luke Skywalker, which he used in the film "Star wars: Episode 5 — the Empire strikes back" 1980, was put up for auction with a starting price of $200 thousand. the appearance of DL-44 Blaster borrowed from the German Mauser C96 pistol. The kit also includes a flash suppressor and optical sight, but the weapon does not fire (and not shot in the past).

the Gun is in the same condition in which was at the time of the shooting, and his current owner got from the actor Mark Hamill (at the time the gift recipient was eight years old). The seller emphasizes that, despite the high price, DL-44 Blaster has glued elements and looks a bit "used".

Bet you will do for nine days. It is unknown how the lot will be popular and what will be the final price.

the Most expensive movie props sold at auction, is to date, the staff of Gandalf from the trilogy "the Lord of the rings": he gave $390 thousand And lightsaber Skywalker out of the picture "Star wars: Episode 4 – a New hope" sold in 2007 for $240 thousand.

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