joelgoodson
Sr Member
I wonder if they rented the real Black and Dekker oven from Universal.
My Back to the Future collection [Real Guess jacket P48]
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Joe Walser made the replicas of the Hydrator and Litter Bug. He posted a picture on Facebook the other day.
cavx
Master Member
The Marty or Biff? All the props look great. Shame they didn't use a pair of your modded shoes.
I recognised your props guys XD. it's a cool short movie. Always fun to see videos like this!
Were the walkman headphones ever sourced?
Aiwa HP M15
I got some neat shower curtain, if you want to have a look, it's there: http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=67267&page=80&p=3651887&viewfull=1#post3651887
ChrisGelderd
New Member
Hi Emma!
Now I actually HAVE just registered to saw how much in awe I am of your work on the BTTF collection. I have been looking around the internet for weeks now as I am going to do my first ever attempt at cosplay for the London Film & Comic Convention in London this summer as Marty McFly, as it just made sense.
The outfit is coming together well but the skateboard is proving hard. I've bought a basic one I'm going to have to re-paint and assemble for my budget and for days I've been directed here to see your efforts and the knowledge and work you've used for your own board are so impressive, really. Well done!
Do you have tips at all? My main struggle is the stickers, mainly the neon green/red one on the underneath. And then I need to work out how to make them to apply myself!
*holds head*
This site could prove hand for me in this respect!
Now I actually HAVE just registered to saw how much in awe I am of your work on the BTTF collection. I have been looking around the internet for weeks now as I am going to do my first ever attempt at cosplay for the London Film & Comic Convention in London this summer as Marty McFly, as it just made sense.
The outfit is coming together well but the skateboard is proving hard. I've bought a basic one I'm going to have to re-paint and assemble for my budget and for days I've been directed here to see your efforts and the knowledge and work you've used for your own board are so impressive, really. Well done!
Do you have tips at all? My main struggle is the stickers, mainly the neon green/red one on the underneath. And then I need to work out how to make them to apply myself!
*holds head*
This site could prove hand for me in this respect!
Hi Emma!
Now I actually HAVE just registered to saw how much in awe I am of your work on the BTTF collection. I have been looking around the internet for weeks now as I am going to do my first ever attempt at cosplay for the London Film & Comic Convention in London this summer as Marty McFly, as it just made sense.
The outfit is coming together well but the skateboard is proving hard. I've bought a basic one I'm going to have to re-paint and assemble for my budget and for days I've been directed here to see your efforts and the knowledge and work you've used for your own board are so impressive, really. Well done!
Do you have tips at all? My main struggle is the stickers, mainly the neon green/red one on the underneath. And then I need to work out how to make them to apply myself!
*holds head*
This site could prove hand for me in this respect!
Hello, I could help with the stickers, I'll send you a pm
ChrisGelderd
New Member
I'd be silly to turn down help! Seems my last attempt at finding help really paid off.
The one prop I have never seen made is Doc's sniper rifle. Do you have any interest in that prop Emma?
That would be pretty cool. There's some good, although small, pics here: http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Back_To_The_Future_Part_III It was just a 1866 Winchester Yellow Boy that had a custom scope and larger lever. I'm not sure if there's an airsoft version, but Denix does make a replica of it.
Well, the reason why I don't have any guns in my collection, it's because it's technically impossible to have them pass the customs here in the UK, and I don't believe they sell good realistic replicas here in the UK... I would have looked more into it if it would be plausible ^^
Hi Emma, Fantastic collection and great thread. If you were interested in the winchester rifle you might be able to get it through customs as antique weapons are exempt from the VCRA restrictions. Interestingly if the Doc's was an 1866 rifle as mentioned previously this would seem to be OK because the regulations actually refer to modern weapons as being made from 1870. Alternatively you would need somebody to paint it bright orange!!!!!!
The UK doesn't even allow non working replicas? Thats dumb.
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The yellowboy replica today has an orange pinted tip at the end of the barrel. Does that count?
I am afraid that having an orange tip isn't enough in the UK the replica has to be over 50% bright orange or a similar colour to be permitted. If you think that is dumb, it is illegal to own realistic imitation firearms in the UK including airsoft guns unless you are part of a skirmish group or re-enactment society but anyone in the UK can own a real deactivated gun as long as they are over age 18. So I can own a real deactivated winchester rifle but I can't own a replica......had many battles with UK customs over this so how stupid is that huh! Sorry Emma if this detracts from your great thread.
No worries, and yeah! The regulations have been really strict over this, which is quite understandable I suppose... But not really convenient for collectors like us xD
