I used the shiny aluminum side for the reflectors inside the barrel end. There is a 1" threaded top to attach the torch or other appliance Sheet metal for reflector inside barrel end - I used left over aluminum flashing that was natural aluminum on one side and kind of gold on the other. The tank was about 3" diameter x about 10" high. There are similar sized tanks for mapp gas, etc. Old propane tank for barrel end- this is the type of propane tank used for soldering plumbing pipes, camp stoves, etc. The barrel on my gun was about 3/4" outside diameter. Any single barrel gun should work as well. The top barrel was removed and just the pump portion used. This gun had the bb barrel over top of a pump section of the barrel. Without them Luke Skywalker would have never come across his life changing message.The basic parts I used were: Old BB gun - this was a 30 year old Daisy pump-action BB gun. No matter how they are viewed, the Jawas serve an important and somewhat under appreciated role in the Star Wars universe. As the two interacted with them as if they had indeed done previous business together. In the aforementioned 1977 Star Wars, they seemed to have sold and or traded with Owen Lars and Luke Skywalker. Jawas seems to use “Utinni!” as some sort of battle cry. As they are often found at racing areas waiting for broken ships and vehicles in which to add to their parts catalog. The Jawas seemed to be passionate about their work. They did seem to run a classic one man’s trash is another man’s treasure operation.
Whether they sold parts for people to leave Tatoonie or other locations. The exact importance of the Jawa is not known and left up to the imagination.
To end any question, Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones, found a scene at Dex’s Diner.
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