Blaster guide

[BananoPower22[TK]]

Hey there troops, a while ago and I thought it might make a good guide for those who might want to take their blaster for extreme accuracy I guess---------

 

http://www.partsofsw.com/e11guide.htm

Edited July 31, 2022 by gmrhodes13
link removed no longer working

[TK bondservnt[501st]]

that site is ok... many people already know about it...

 

some people consider it good information, and some other's don't.

 

to each his own... I suppose.

[TANGO'D FETT]

Great site but some of the info is out of date now , they need to update it here and there, all in all though a great resource for blasters . Could do with some more pics though i always feel.

[SamJ[501st]]

I know there's a lot on that site that is out of date but has any of the blaster information actually been superceded?

[TK bondservnt[501st]]

well... we know for sure that 1.5 inch pipe is not cannon for an E-11 and the plans there, while good enough for some

 

should be modified if you're using actual sterling parts.

 

it's smaller than 1.5 but not as small as 1 1/4

[TANGO'D FETT]

Some of the info is out of date as new finds are made ,main one that comes to mind is the flash suppresor on the ANH Dl44 which was then thought to be a fire extinguisher nozzle but was in fact an MG51 flash hider from Luftwaffe aircraft.

 

Most of the info on E11s is very good though and they even identified every different version of e11 used in ANH, there's even a handy chart Could do with a few more reference pics but on the whole its a great resource.

[TK bondservnt[501st]]

the site has no information on the variations for ESB, of which there are 4, and they also don't detail the differences between ANH, ESB and ROTJ.

[TANGO'D FETT]

the site has no information on the variations for ESB, of which there are 4, and they also don't detail the differences between ANH, ESB and ROTJ.

 

They have 2 vesions of ESB e11s there vern , the stunt is in the snowtrooper section and under IG88 neural inhibitor , these are the only 2 recognised and canon versions. The differences ,although a little out of date, of all the versions are listed there ANH , ESB and ROTJ.