Star Wars Memorabilia Auction: Darth Vader's Lightsaber Joins $3.75M Luke Skywalker Saber The lightsaber used by Darth Vader in the iconic "I am your father" scene is set to be auctioned, potentially rivaling the $3.75 million record paid for Luke Skywalker's saber. The auction also features original spaceship models and early concept art for 'The Star Wars' movie. that someone had paid a frankly unfeasible $3.75m for the lightsaber prop used by Mark Hamill in the iconic "I am your father" scene from. The sum remains the highest paid for a piece of Star Wars memorabilia-but perhaps not for much longer, because now the other lightsaber from that scene, the one wielded by Darth Vader, is also up for auction. , which looks badass as hell on film-in isolation, though, it looks kinda like a toy that someone broke in half.Original trilogy spaceship models and concept artThere are also several of the spaceship models used for the original trilogy, including the As ever, our eyes go to the concept art, and there's at least one fascinating examples thereof in this auction: a. It's dated August 1975, entitled "The Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Starkiller"-a name that was ditched for the far superior "Skywalker" because itat a cool $1m.Even in a world where insane wealth is accruing increasingly to people who can only be described as nerds, there surely can't beWhatever the answer to that question, we do wonder whether the Darth Vader saber will go to the same buyer as the Luke Skywalker one (the latter, by the way, also came with Luke's severed had as a bonus). We'll probably never know, but they'd make a nice old multi-million dollar mantelpiece display, so if you end up going home with someone and notice such a display, make sure they pay for your Uber.And if you've just come into an unexpected inheritance from a fantastically rich uncle or something, the auction is on November 12, and internet bidding is open now. Thermoelectric generators probably won't eliminate the charger for your Apple Watch, but for smaller, screenless wearables, the heat constantly escaping from your skin could fundamentally change how we power our devices. If you're Lego-minded, you could make a set for the upcoming 'Star Wars'/Marvel comic, which has some some fresh new covers.Star Wars movies and Disney hiring decisionsWhat is it every 'Star Wars' movie starts with? A failed constitution check ago, in a galaxy far, far away.... Disney Must Really Like 'Star Wars: Starfighter' Not only did it rehire Shawn Levy to direct 'Ghost Rider,' but it just gave Levy a major new TV deal.