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An X-wing Starfighter miniature from "Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope" (1977) sold for $3.135 million at auction, far above its $400,000 starting price.
A formerly long-lost X-wing fighter model used on screen in the original 1977 "Star Wars" film was auctioned for a Force-disturbing sum of over $3.13 million.
Spacecraft discovered in cardboard box belonging to late model-maker Greg Jein becomes the ‘most expensive Star Wars screen-used prop sold at auction’
The 20-inch miniature sold this week, and was one of four 'hero' models built for close-ups during the 1977 film's final space battle.
An original X-wing model used in the 1977 final space battle scene of Star Wars has sold for $3.135 million at a Heritage Auction in Dallas. The 20-inch miniature was one of four "hero" models built for close-up shots and was considered lost until it was discovered in the collection of the late model maker Greg Jein. The X-wing features details such as hinged wings, work lights, and battle scars. The sale of this prop sets a new record for the most expensive movie prop sold at auction from the iconic film. The buyer remains unknown.