This thing is tailor made for the RPF. Even has LED lights in the grip!
I've been thinking about picking up one of the newer and nicer blank firing replicas. Might have to give some thought to creating a grip like this.
Anybody thinking of doing a run of resin guns with an LED kit?
THAT IS AWSOME .. i am DEFINETLY doing one of these now.. i have been on the james bond kick and i am finishing my goldeneye stuff i am doing this ASAP
So what are the LEDs there for? (Other than to look cool)
I would guess at maybe a fingerprint identification system?
That's what the trailer says.
Note though that despite what Q says in the same trailer, it's not a PPK/S but the standard PPK with (apparently modified) Pachmayr grips.
Those grips must be their way of covering up the big ugly beavertail that all newer PPKs have.
It's pretty cool to see the PPK making it's way back into the Bond films!
-Carson
Ooo Noleland nice screen grabs! Do you mind if I add this to the Skyfall props thread?
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Man I HATE the S&W PPK. That beaver tail is ridiculous, learn to hold the ppk right and it won't bite you!deadbolt said:
That would be awesome to have! Always need some Bond props!
what goes in the cut-out area of the case? The retangular area in the lower left hand side?
It looks so awesome. I was dissapointed when Q said it was an S, since 007 never used one before. But it does look a little short for a PPK/S, hopefully they'll edit what he says before release.
That said, I must have this gun!!
BTW, a fantastic PPK replica I highly recommend is made by a Japanese company called Marushin. They strip down like the real thing and have all the logos and model number stamps on them. The one I bought fires caps that you place in fake bullets, which eject with each fire.
If I remember correctly, I think I paid under $200 for it. (Check out pics of it on my yourprops)
Definitely would make a good base for this gadgetgun.
It honestly looks like the Smith and Wesson .380 with the extended beaver tail. If his hand wasn't in the way I would know for sure. The grip looks extra wide too.
I thought the beaver tail was extended because of the LEDs. And maybe the grips are wide to fit in the electronics for the LEDs in the back?Dorian Gray said:
I think it's the other way around. The beaver tail kills the look of the PPK so instead of going with it they developed a reason for it to be there by adding the LEDs. The electronics for such a simple setup would be easily fit in the grip with little effort.MooMooEgg said:
Speaking of the box, what box is that? It looks like one of those fly-fishing boxes used on the Farnsworth to me.Berserk said:
Also, I WANT THAT GUN.
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(Afterthought: are those grips official Pachmayr grips for PPK, or are they tailormade for the movie?)
(EDIT: Checked that myself, sadly no)
Sure you're welcome to use those screen grabs if you want to. Also, he says nine millimeter short, which means 380 caliber. The ppk/s actually holds one extra round, and is internally a little different than the ppk, but externally looks very much the same. Also, those dont look like any pachmayer grips I've seen before!
A must have for sure, need a resin version though. Now,about that case, anyone found it yet?
The case looks like a case we use at my work to lock up our narcotics. A small metal locked case is what it seems. Also are we sure it's a PPK/S? I know Q says it is but that grip looks like the shorter PPK.
Point of interest, what is the function of the slide swich on the grip? It's not there in any PPK model, so I'd make a leap and think that it's the on/off switch for the LEDs.
Other theories?
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I would guess the case is a modified NanoVault (not sure which model, but probably NV 200 or NV 300) by GunVault.
i wish we didnt have such strict import laws or id get one...
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