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I bought one of these battery eliminators for mine so I can run it from a wall outlet: https://www.ebay.com/itm/AA-Battery...ces-3-AA-batteries-w-4-5-Volt-DC/253069905628

Next step is to wire the chest box and belt boxes, as previously mentioned, so it all turns on together with no batteries required. Won't be able to tackle that project for a while though, unfortunately...

Already on it...almost done.
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I LOVE THIS STATUE. I only have one gripe but it's minor. The checkerboard paint job is a little inaccurate in its coverage, and the dome shape, though I don't expect it to be perfect is a little odd in profile.

I wish my nitpicks were anywhere besides the helmet because that's where I'm most picky about his likeness.

I LOVE THE SCULPTED LEATHER! reminds me of Attakus I Vader whose helmet was also off but bearable.
 
Thanks, looking forward to it. I'm ordering the battery thing you linked here, any other items you've purchased for this mod?

Note that he is using a USB adapter for power, which will have a different voltage output from the battery eliminator I linked to (5V vs 4.5V). If you want to follow his approach, I would recommend you wait for his supplies list before ordering anything, as his design is presumably based around the 5V output and may have slightly different parts requirements.
 
Note that he is using a USB adapter for power, which will have a different voltage output from the battery eliminator I linked to (5V vs 4.5V). If you want to follow his approach, I would recommend you wait for his supplies list before ordering anything, as his design is presumably based around the 5V output and may have slightly different parts requirements.

Indeed. And after feeding the base with 5v, I am using a linear regulator I scrounged from a board I had laying around that had a perfect 5v input and 3.25v output to Vader. You will need to know some things if you follow my route....it's for sure not plug and play.
 
Note that he is using a USB adapter for power, which will have a different voltage output from the battery eliminator I linked to (5V vs 4.5V). If you want to follow his approach, I would recommend you wait for his supplies list before ordering anything, as his design is presumably based around the 5V output and may have slightly different parts requirements.

Indeed. And after feeding the base with 5v, I am using a linear regulator I scrounged from a board I had laying around that had a perfect 5v input and 3.25v output to Vader. You will need to know some things if you follow my route....it's for sure not plug and play.

I mixed you two up. I ordered that battery eliminator for now I'm good with just running the saber lit. I'm not too bothered with the little lights until there's an easy implementation. Thanks tho
 
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