The Matrix

Has anyone done any Matrix props like the Agent Bug?

The Agent Bug has been done several times.

Here's one of the more recent runs:

RPF Junkyard: MATRIX AGENT BUGS

Here's a couple of pics of one I knocked up one lunchtime at work from some bits of a pen and some paper clips..Again poor quiality pics..taken on my phone..

Someone was doing a gorgeous build of Morpheus' hovercraft here somewhere. but I don't think it ever got finished.

That is a nice display.
I recent bought a bug in the JK (probably from this run) and it is great, love it.
BUT I would love to get one of these displays as well.
Suppose I could make my own, but darn, that means thinking and working.

I'm interested in one of these agent bugs, but it's hard finding one for sale.

I made a couple really nice bugs I'm thinking of parting with.
very good quality.

I have to reload the software for my digital camera and then I'll post some pics ASAP

PM me if your interested


-Mikie

Here's mine.

Nexus6 said:

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Here's mine.

Very nice - thanks for sharing!

Some studio does the Nebacanezzar Comission plaques (the one seen in the first film). They are really nice, cast off the original and hand painted, not that expensive either!

I built a few bugs, but I'm still stumped on the case for the bugs, trying to figure out what it is, and where I can find one. So many theories about cigar cases and the such, but no one has really posted a definitive "found" thread yet.

ReturningSon said:

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Some studio does the Nebacanezzar Comission plaques (the one seen in the first film). They are really nice, cast off the original and hand painted, not that expensive either!

Thanks for your kind praise of my prop, but I must point out that these are NOT cast off of the original and have never been promoted as such.

The original plaque is actually curved and is most likely much larger than my version, difficult to determine as reference is so hard to get. I chose to make my plaque flat for ease of display among the prop room, and a practical size to fit in anyones home.

Scott Paige
Hangar 18 Studios