That's definitely the closest. Even some variants of the real Tags don't have the side numbers:
Tag Heuer Link CT1111.BA0550 | www.watchfinder.co.uk | 0844 247 8884
But who knows if the photos of the replica are legit or just stock photos.
Who's going to order?Might be worth asking them for some additional photos.
youngpaddy1 said:
Okay I'm looking for approval.. am I legally okay with these prop stacks?
I'd say so, besides the obvious strip in the middle the changing of the "legal tender" text to "motion picture use only" makes it pretty clear that these are fake.
Okay thanks, I feel better now lolIndy Magnoli said:
This is great, looks more accurate than my discovery as the second hand is red; provided, as you say, the photographs are of the actual product. Still a lot cheaper than an actual Tag Heuer.kurtyboy said:
That's definitely the closest. Even some variants of the real Tags don't have the side numbers:
Tag Heuer Link CT1111.BA0550 | www.watchfinder.co.uk | 0844 247 8884
But who knows if the photos of the replica are legit or just stock photos.
Who's going to order?
I asked for additional photos including the back and sides so that we can confirm the item is legit. Unfortunately they replied "all the pictures are on the website". So I have got back to them saying that I know of several people who are interested in this watch but will not spend $198 until they are sure they know exactly what they are getting.
How many people here would definitely buy one if it matches the website photo? I know I would.
If I can get a rough number of people I can report back to them with a link to this thread to show them how many sales they could get if they take a few photos for us.
As this is NOT an interest thread, please ONLY reply that you would buy a Replica TagHeuer Link CT1111.BA0550 from Buyreplicawatches1.com if they can supply photos of the actual item.
Bonanza said:
Hey guys just looking at assembling my Bourne burn bag and was wondering if anyone knows whether the key chain is the large one or the small one?
Thanks.
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No idea I'm afraid, bought the large one off Amazon.
Got some MacHasps coming from Israel.
Trying to get hold of a Polish company that has some pens.
Gotta get on to Indy to get a bag from New Zealand
A Coast pocket toolbox coming from America.
Considering buying a Victorinox pioneer or cadet and printing some covers for the handle.
This is getting a bit international at my end.
Hehe.. I have the MacHasps coming from The Holy Land as well
Bad news on that nice Tag replica I'm afraid. They sent me some additional photos, except they just googled them. I've seen the forum they stole them off. They are of a REAL one.
youngpaddy1 said:
Anyone got a screencap showing the text on the £50 UK money band? The blue one with white edges. I'm working on some more accurate bands and will post them once done. Just a few more to go. I've tried to match the spacing of all the elements so they can be placed on the bundles of notes and line up almost exactly to match the originals.
Damn. Also need screencaps showing the text on the Australian $100 (maroon and white chevrons) and does anyone have a screencap of the Swiss 50s band at all, or is it never visible?
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Anyone notice in the shot where Bourne is packing the back back up, quite a few different currencies have a simple white band with purple edges?
So in the absence of the Swiss band I'll just use this.
I've never even seen the swiss francs in any shot.
There appear to be 3 shots of different piles of cash in relation to the red bag: at the bank, when he tips the bag to find the passports and when he reloads the bag.
God knows why they didn't just keep the money in a box or something so they kept standard notes for each shot.
My bands are as accurate as my guess work would allow, based in part on the Universal Hollywood movie prop exhibition.
Does anyone have a full scan of the back of one of the real phone cards?
Here are my new money bands. Each created by removing the perspective/distortion from Bluray screencaps and overlaying on images of real notes then using that as a template to re-draw them. All the lines, chevrons and text lines up almost perfectly with the features on each note and fonts are very close, text correctly sized and spaced etc.
Here you go. Scanned from one of my real ones:
tachyonxero said:
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Chief Bast makes an interesting point. The cufflinks may actually be something like black onyx with a silver edge, and not simply a reflection.
I made the bank compliment slip with Bourne's account number. Although we don't see Bourne writing the last few digits they are mentioned elsewhere so I was able to complete the number using recycled parts of his handwriting. Iterestingly, it looks like three separate props were used in the movie to represent the one compliment slip.
It's sized to Euro A4 210mm wide and you can print a stack of blank ones by erasing the number and fitting three to an A4 sheet.
Click the thumbnail for hi-res image:
This is awesome. The thread that keeps on giving. Nice work Kurtyboy. I'm in for a replica TAG if you get a few. I never did get the correct cufflinks.
What about the size and dimensions of the bank box. There's a user on this forum who outright refused giving me any idea of correct dimensions. This his prerogative of course (although anathema to my way of approaching this forum) as he was hoping to do a run of them. It's been years and that hasn't happened. So let's collectively figure it out.
I'd even be interested in funding a sheet metal place making a run of these if we had accurate dimensions.
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I'm afraid it's not looking good regarding those $198 Tag replicas. The image on the website is a stock photo of what I'm pretty sure is a real one since I've seen the same image on other sites selling real ones.
And when I asked for photos of the actual item they just sent me some photos of real one that they found on google images.
Dodgy.
asavage said:
Thank you mate for thiskurtyboy said:
I made the bank compliment slip with Bourne's account number. Although we don't see Bourne writing the last few digits they are mentioned elsewhere so I was able to complete the number using recycled parts of his handwriting. Iterestingly, it looks like three separate props were used in the movie to represent the one compliment slip.
It's sized to Euro A4 210mm wide and you can print a stack of blank ones by erasing the number and fitting three to an A4 sheet.
Click the thumbnail for hi-res image:
Looks like great minds think alike, where did you get the logo from? Got the one I used from the back wall of the lift and above it. Printed out on some thin card.
On the cufflinks (may as well say this again) you can see they are link and tbar rather than swivel by the way they sit in the box, that is what makes them a slightly tougher find than modern cufflinks, I reckon on them being onyx. Is there a picture of bourne at any time in the movie wearing a suit?
@Kurtyboy: Many thanks for the files you shared. Cool work.
@asavage: Many thanks for starting such a great thread.
@all: thanks for sharing tons of informations and knowledge
*thumpsup*
Same place of course
The logo on the lift is oval yet round on the compliment slips. This threw me off trying to get the size and aspect ratio of the slips right.
Sorry I missed your earlier post about the black onyx.
youngpaddy1 said:
What kind of tape would make the bands look so much darker like that and not give a glossy finish?
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