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Re: Bladerunner 2049 J's Bottle Usually if you edit your first post you can also edit the title. andy

I really like that you included the film building as part of the badge. Well done. Andy

Re: Everything about Sebastian's chess set in one place (plus extras you have never s I did all kinds of searches online as well as calling and trying to contact people from books that found in the library about Chess sets, calling specialty stores, shops, and chess clubs. In the end I think...

Re: Everything about Sebastian's chess set in one place (plus extras you have never s Very cool project and very cool thread. Only a bit disappointed I never got a mention as the first person to uncover the origins of the set, and the basis for a lot of the info you have posted about it. I...

Some of my favorite guns are often some of the worst in accuracy. I also play with both my Offworld and Hartford more than any of them as they were both made with being handled in mind, as opposed to being a shelf sitter. I have a feeling the day will come I will sell off my collection, minus a...

Another option I didn't mention, was that at one time Rich Coyle was helping with upgrade parts for those customizing actual CA Bulldog revolvers, with the help of an actual gunsmith of course. This is only an option for the experienced professional builder though. and can bring up a huge amount...

They are very marginally undersized. Just as much from the fact that when they originally did their resin version many years earlier they copied both Rich Coyle's V3 with the very undersized grips, and the Hartford airsoft version which used a S&W .357 instead of a Charter Arms bulldog 44. They...

The top 2 guns as far as accuracy goes are the RAC Props version which is cast directly from actual gun parts, and the Tomenosuke Pro versions. Both are going to cost near the grand price, be it kit or finished version. Both are very limited and mostly sold out except for in the hands of...

I haven't been online much lately, but checked my messages at propsummit. I see Amish and the rest of the mods are aware of the guy and we looking into who he is to decide his fate. I appreciate the heads up guys, and I also realize I need to clear out my mail box there, because it is now...

In the film it was very likely the slot head screw you see on the kit, at least most of the film. When the hero prop resurfaced they had at some point replaced the screw with a knob from a Weaver rifle scope. Not sure if it was done during filming or not, but in at least one scene we see the...

very true...lol Andy - - - Updated - - - I will begin to really worry today when our TVs start to get cameras on them. Not too long I bet with smart TVs possibly being the next gen. Andy

Since cell phones will no longer work, and most people use their computers in a secluded spot, the best way to see what is going on inside a household is to convince them to put a camera in every room and on every street. Deckard even has a vidphon in his bathroom...lol

As far as the VidPhon pay phones, I doubt cell phones if considered wouldn't still work after a world war that made the atmosphere radioactive (a big part of the book) and might have destroyed most satellites, making them obsolete anyway. Plus the use of the VidPhon may also be a way of getting...

Could it just be a trick of the light? Could there also be white boards on the interior wall to give the room more ambient lighting, that is reflecting off the sink's radiused edge to give the illusion that it changes directions? Andy

The real question is, Why haven't they hired you in Hollywood yet? Beautiful work Rick. I really hope the Guys working on the new Blade Runner film(s) are aware of your talent and artistry. Andy