Attn: Prop super-sleuths...

[Nexus6]

I've been on a '12 Monkeys' kick lately, & I've been looking at some of the props in the film hoping to duplicate them OR "find" them. I've been largely unsuccessful, so I thought I might enlist the expert assistance of the RPF collective in my search. (heck, it wouldn't surprise me if one/some of the members here had actually been involved in the production of the film in some capacity).

Anyway, I couldn't find many props (that would be feasible for me, that is), but the main one I was looking at was the case that Dr. Peters was carrying at the end of the film. And more SPECIFICALLY,
the virus vials inside the case. I was hoping that the vials might be a found item, but it wouldn't surprise me if they were the products of someones imagination. So without further ado:

The case/vials:












The "inner" piece looks to be a centrifuge tube (conical at the lower-end) if I'm not mistaken:


I have a thread with some different info cross-posted at propcircle. Thanks in advance for any input.

 

[Nexus6]

Bumping from page 5, for the folks who don't look back that far...

 

[Nexus6]

Bumped from the bowels of the board.

Anyone have any ideas on my question in the original post?

Anyone?

Bueller?

Frye?

 

[Sidewinder]

Some sort of gas valve with a dial on top and wheel on one end attached by a simple hinge (that u can see in one pic). Possible sat on top of a glass/plastic tumbler with a chemy lab test tube inside.
The test tube is almost certainly a found item as it has a ground finish at the top for a stopper to go in. In fact i'd guess its mostly found parts.

SAS

 

[Nexus6]

Thought I'd bump this from the bowels of the forum, to see if it gets any more bites. For some reason I seem to remember a member here stating they actually worked on the props in this film.

Anyway...

 

[MooCriket]

Not much to add, except back in the day when this movie was filming in Baltimore MD, I sent the producers some mugs, and had given them a bumper sticker that was supposed to be strategically placed on a phone booth, advertising a to remain annonymous car rental company. Alas, the budget was cut, along with the scene and company I was with took their money back. Sadly not long after so was my job in PR & Marketing....which led to my current life in retail hell:lol

 

[evlares]

They kinda look like moisture filters used on air compressor systems, to keep water out of air tools, and paint guns. Tim

I've been on a '12 Monkeys' kick lately, & I've been looking at some of the props in the film hoping to duplicate them OR "find" them. I've been largely unsuccessful, so I thought I might enlist the expert assistance of the RPF collective in my search. (heck, it wouldn't surprise me if one/some of the members here had actually been involved in the production of the film in some capacity).

Anyway, I couldn't find many props (that would be feasible for me, that is), but the main one I was looking at was the case that Dr. Peters was carrying at the end of the film. And more SPECIFICALLY,
the virus vials inside the case. I was hoping that the vials might be a found item, but it wouldn't surprise me if they were the products of someones imagination. So without further ado:

The case/vials:












The "inner" piece looks to be a centrifuge tube (conical at the lower-end) if I'm not mistaken:


I have a thread with some different info cross-posted at propcircle. Thanks in advance for any input.