Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III Lightsaber

The Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III lightsaber — his chrome ROTS hilt, now with an optional hand-applied weathered finish. Hand-built in our UK workshop with your choice of electronics.

Price range: £199.99 through £349.99
Blade Type
Weathered
Blade Length
Clear
Qty
Display Stand
Display Case
📦 Made to order · ships in 5–11 days
Comprehensive Care
🇬🇧 Hand-checked in our UK workshop
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🇬🇧 UK-built✓ 12-month warranty 🚚 Free UK delivery↩ 60-day returns

This Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III lightsaber recreates the chrome Jedi Master hilt of Revenge of the Sith — the blade of Utapau and Mustafar — hand-assembled in our UK workshop, now with an optional hand-applied weathered finish and duel-ready out of the box.

What’s in the Box

  • 1× Obi-Wan Episode III chrome hilt
  • 1× polycarbonate blade
  • USB-C charging cable
  • Assembly screws
  • Hex key
  • Quick-start guide

Full Lightsaber Specs

Hilt material 6063 aircraft-grade aluminium
Blade Heavy-duty polycarbonate (2mm-3mm)
Blade colour Blue
Finish Clean chrome or hand-applied Weathered (optional)
Soundboard RGB, RGB V2, Xenopixel V5/V6 or Proffie V2.2
Battery 18650 rechargeable Li-ion (USB-C)
Warranty 12-month UK warranty
⚠️ Workshop warning: Only charge with a 5V 1A max charger. Avoid high-wattage “fast chargers” or laptop blocks, which can damage the soundboard and void your warranty.

RGB vs Xenopixel / Neopixel

RGB (baselit) sabers light the blade from a single LED in the hilt, offering a wide range of colours and solid effects at the best value, and the most impact-resistant build for duelling. Xenopixel and Neopixel sabers use a strip of individually-lit LEDs inside the blade for ultra-bright, uniform illumination and advanced effects. See our electronics guide and buyer’s guide.

Not sure which to pick?

RGB vs Xenopixel/Neopixel Lightsabers

A full side by side of every board we fit, so you can choose the right saber with confidence.

FunctionRGBRGB V2Xenopixel 5Xenopixel 6Proffie V2.2 ★ Best value
Sound Fonts16 sets16 sets36 sets36 sets+100 sets
Bluetooth(PC Only)
App control
Pixel to RGB
Motion control
Duelling levelHeavyHeavyMedium / lightMedium / lightHeavy
Smooth swing
Flash on clash
Volume controlHigh / low / mute
No. of functions1818181821
Ignition LED12W RGB12W RGB50W Pixel50W Pixel50W Pixel
Infinite colour change
Twist colour change
Custom fonts
Custom functions
Film Blade scroll effect
Removable blade
Removable core
Connects to PC
Battery3000mAh3600mAh3200mAh3600mAh3600mAh
Charging timeFirst charge 6–8 hrs · usual 3–4 hrs
Warranty12 months

Still unsure? Message the workshop, we'll help you pick.

The Story of the Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III Lightsaber

By Revenge of the Sith, Obi-Wan Kenobi is the Order’s finest blade — and his third hilt shows it: chrome-finished, ribbed-gripped, the confident weapon of a High Council master at the height of the Clone Wars. This Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III lightsaber recreates that design in machined 6063 aircraft-grade aluminium, and now offers an optional hand-applied weathered finish for the lived-in, screen-worn look.

Famous Battles & Moments

Utapau

‘Hello there.’ One Jedi, one blade, and General Grievous with four — the saga’s most beloved entrance ends with this saber against the Jedi hunter’s whole collection.

Mustafar

Brother against brother above the lava — the duel the entire prequel trilogy builds towards. This is the blade Obi-Wan carries to the high ground, and the hardest victory of his life.

Order 66

When the clones turn, Obi-Wan survives his own troops’ fire and fights his way back — this hilt in hand — to the Temple’s terrible truth and the mission that follows.

History of the Saber

Obi-Wan built this chrome hilt as a Jedi Knight after Naboo and carried it through the entire Clone Wars to its bitter end on Mustafar. It is the immediate ancestor of his final Episode IV design — the same lineage, one refinement earlier. Read more about the character in the official Star Wars Databank.

Combat Style

This is peak Soresu — the perfect defensive form that outlasted Grievous’s four blades and Anakin’s fury alike. Obi-Wan wins by exhausting storms, and this hilt’s balance rewards exactly that patient, precise style.

Why Collectors Want It

Mustafar is the prequels’ defining duel, and this is its winning blade — the chrome hilt at the centre of ‘you were my brother.’ Add the weathered finish for the screen-worn look or keep it clean, and pair it with an Anakin EP3 saber as the duel display. Machined from 6063 aluminium, duel-ready out of the box.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the Mustafar duel saber?
Yes — this Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode III lightsaber is his Revenge of the Sith hilt, carried through Utapau, Order 66 and the duel with Anakin on Mustafar.
What does the weathered option do?
Choosing Weathered adds a hand-applied battle-worn finish across the hilt — scuffed edges and darkened detailing that make it read like the on-screen prop. Choosing No keeps the clean chrome finish. The weathered finish adds £30.
Does it pair with an Anakin saber?
Perfectly — this hilt against our Anakin CW-era EP3 saber recreates the Mustafar duel as a two-saber display.
Is this good for dueling?
Yes. The hilt is machined from 6063 aluminium with a heavy-duty polycarbonate blade built for real contact. For heavy duelling, the RGB board is the most impact-resistant option.
Does it come ready to use?
Yes. Every saber ships fully assembled and tested, with blade, USB-C charger and tools included.

Learn to Use Your Lightsaber

Every saber we build is more than a display piece. With motion-sensitive smooth-swing, flash-on-clash and multiple blade styles, it's made to be ignited, duelled and enjoyed. New to your saber? Our step-by-step guides walk you through fitting the blade, charging safely and getting the most from every feature.

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