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I'm guessing he means the two flat pins that stick out of the plastic end piece. Lots of pics in the E-11 Reference. 

 

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/32111-fisd-e-11-blaster-reference/page-5#entry422899

 

Chris (ThrawnsGuard) found a close example, but not sure where you would get exact replicas. You could always cut some out of sheet steel.

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If you mean the electrical connections show in Litchbringer's post above I purchased mine from a retail chain called Maplin in the UK. Post 173 on page 9 of my thread shows the packaging and exact reference. I believe that Twnbrother found some of these in the US so maybe he will be able to tell you which US store they are available in.

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Mine came from an auto fuse. You could see the two holes through the clear plastic. I believe I bought it at Walmart. It's just a shade small but very close. You have to do a little trimming.<br><br>

You can see the pins by clicking the build link in my signature. Some pics on page 13 and 14 with comparison shots to the real pins

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I was under the impression that the pins were removed from the movie props ? If so, why are people worrying about making them ?

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All the screen shots I used for reference did not appear to have pins.

Even with Bluray, the resolution is so poor, I don't think anyone could definitively say "yes or no" to pins.

Then again, you might ask yourself why the time-limited prop department would have gone through the hassle to remove the pins?

 

Maybe I'm wrong, but I removed the pins from my Hengstler.

Seems like asking for trouble to have sharp little prongs sticking out.

 

Overall, I think it's a personal preference call.

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I have to concur. It's a personal preference. I like the pins. I'm assuming that some of the blisters had them and others did not. It was which ever one the prop department slapped on the blaster.

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