Star Wars Blaster Database
Who carries which blaster: character, canon weapon, first appearance, and display replica in one sortable table.
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Who carries which blaster: character, canon weapon, first appearance, and display replica in one sortable table.
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Din Djarin's canon blaster is the IB-94 blaster pistol by BlasTech Industries, backed by an Amban phase-pulse blaster rifle.
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Boba Fett's canon long arm is the EE-3 carbine rifle by BlasTech Industries; later appearances add a holstered blaster pistol.
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Jango Fett's canon blasters are a pair of custom WESTAR-34 blaster pistols made by Concordian Crescent Technologies.
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Han Solo's canon blaster is a modified DL-44 heavy blaster pistol made by BlasTech Industries.
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Cad Bane's canon blasters are a pair of LL-30 blaster pistols, his signature twin-pistol loadout from The Clone Wars.
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Bo-Katan Kryze's canon blasters are a pair of WESTAR-35 blaster pistols made by Concordian Crescent Technologies.
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Imperial stormtroopers carry the E-11 blaster rifle made by BlasTech Industries.
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Imperial death troopers carry the E-11D, a specialized BlasTech variant of the E-11 introduced in Rogue One.
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Sabine Wren's canon blasters are a pair of custom-painted WESTAR-35 blaster pistols, carried from Star Wars Rebels through Ahsoka.
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Jyn Erso's canon blaster is the A-180 by BlasTech Industries, a modular blaster she uses as a pistol in Rogue One.
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Turn Rotta's Tatooine, Shakari, and future-facing chapters into an honestly labeled collector vignette.
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Turn the first confirmed Starfighter character cues into an original, honestly labeled rogue-style prop display.
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Turn the August 27 game’s customizable squad roles into one coherent, honestly labeled non-functional prop display.
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Pair the August 25 physical-media release with one focused, honestly labeled non-functional replica display.
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Turn the new teaser’s Clone Wars, New Republic, and Imperial-remnant cues into one coherent collector display.
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Use the newly opened fan prop application to sharpen your display concept, labels, process photos, and staffing plan.
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Use the newly detailed 2027 exhibition to plan clearer labels, lighting, and context for non-functional replicas.
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Use the upcoming production-prop auction to build a more honest, documented non-functional replica display.
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Turn bold shape blocks and modular thinking into a clearer non-functional sci-fi sidearm display.
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Build a clearly fictional, non-functional sidearm that reads cleanly in cosplay photos and collector displays.
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Use the latest collector reveals to build a clearer faction-themed prop display.
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Turn the latest official prop showcase into a sharper cosplay or collector display.
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How today’s limited-series premiere is inspiring bold color palettes, graphic silhouettes, and original non-functional sci-fi sidearm displays.
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How the current Celebration Los Angeles 2027 buildup is renewing interest in classic DL-44, E-11, and anniversary-era display replicas.
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How the latest Zeb Orrelios spotlight is renewing interest in Rebels-era sidearms, Lasat-inspired display pieces, and non-functional replicas.
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How the latest Razor Crest miniature feature is renewing interest in weathered sidearms, frontier display pieces, and Mandalorian-style replicas.
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How the current Adelphi Base spotlight is shaping demand for patrol-style sidearms, Imperial remnant display pieces, and outpost-themed replicas.
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How the new Zero Company gameplay push is renewing interest in Clone Wars tactical props, custom sidearms, and squad-style display replicas.
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How current Grogu coverage, Mandalorian-era set design, and collector merchandising are shaping demand for compact sidearm props and display-ready replicas.
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How Galaxy's Edge's current screen-used prop push is shaping Batuu-style sidearm displays, cosplay replicas, and collector shelf setups.
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How the Boushh helmet reveal is renewing interest in bounty hunter disguise builds, compact sidearms, and non-functional display replicas.
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How Embo's return in The Mandalorian and Grogu is renewing interest in bounty hunter sidearms, rugged cosplay gear, and display-ready replicas.
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How the current Ahsoka Season 2 wave is renewing interest in Ghost crew sidearms, Sabine-style cosplay pieces, and non-functional display replicas.
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How Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord is pushing interest toward underworld sidearms, noir display builds, and non-functional cosplay replicas.
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How the current film wave is shaping demand for Mandalorian-style sidearms, display carbines, and non-functional cosplay replicas.
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A collector-friendly look at the silhouette, legacy, and fan appeal behind the galaxy's most recognizable smuggler sidearm.
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How one clean display profile became a staple for trooper cosplay, display walls, and sci-fi prop collections.
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A field-guide style breakdown of fan-made replica props that pair well with armored kits and bounty hunter displays.
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Lighting, stands, cases, wall layouts, and safety notes for building a premium non-functional prop display.
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What collectors should know about finishing, painting, weathering, and choosing the right display-ready replica.
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