Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
✨🔥 “He’s no good to me dead.”
Few characters in Star Wars command the same instant respect as Boba Fett, and this piece comes straight from the heart of his legend. This is Jeremy Bulloch’s hero EE-3 carbine blaster from The Empire Strikes Back (1980) – screen matched, photo matched, and serial number matched. It is, by all known evidence, 'the' blaster carried by Fett in the film that defined him.
Crafted from a real 1917 Webley & Scott flare pistol and transformed with hand-applied greebles and vintage parts, this prop captures everything fans love about classic Star Wars design. It’s grounded in real-world history yet reinvented into something unmistakably galactic – the same filmmaking alchemy that gave us icons like Han’s DL 44 and Chewbacca’s bowcaster.
From Cloud City to Jabba’s Palace to his long-awaited return in The Mandalorian, Boba Fett’s legacy has only grown stronger over the past forty-five years. Designed with influence from Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name, finalised by Joe Johnston and embraced by generations of fans, he remains one of the saga’s most enduring icons.
As original Star Wars hero weapons go, this is a true Star Wars grail piece. Make sure you check this piece out now in our #PropstoreLiveAuction 👉 bit.ly/londonliveauction2025
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✨🔥 “He’s no good to me dead.”
Few characters in Star Wars command the same instant respect as Boba Fett, and this piece comes straight from the heart of his legend. This is Jeremy Bulloch’s hero EE-3 carbine blaster from The Empire Strikes Back (1980) – screen matched, photo matched, and serial number matched. It is, by all known evidence, 'the' blaster carried by Fett in the film that defined him.
Crafted from a real 1917 Webley & Scott flare pistol and transformed with hand-applied greebles and vintage parts, this prop captures everything fans love about classic Star Wars design. It’s grounded in real-world history yet reinvented into something unmistakably galactic – the same filmmaking alchemy that gave us icons like Han’s DL 44 and Chewbacca’s bowcaster.
From Cloud City to Jabba’s Palace to his long-awaited return in The Mandalorian, Boba Fett’s legacy has only grown stronger over the past forty-five years. Designed with influence from Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name, finalised by Joe Johnston and embraced by generations of fans, he remains one of the saga’s most enduring icons.
As original Star Wars hero weapons go, this is a true Star Wars grail piece. Make sure you check this piece out now in our #PropstoreLiveAuction 👉 bit.ly/londonliveauction2025
#StarWars #TheEmpireStrikesBack #BobaFett #JeremyBulloch #ScreenUsed #StarWarsProps #MovieProps #FilmCollectors #MovieMemorabilia #Mandalorian #JoeJohnston #RalphMcQuarrie #SciFiHistory #IconicProps #Propstore
