Nobody actually knows the real model of the Dustbuster Plus, but what is sure is that it is a dustbuster plus
! So I would go for it We can only see the back of it, that's why ^^
Blast from the Past stuff
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Nobody actually knows the real model of the Dustbuster Plus, but what is sure is that it is a dustbuster plus
! So I would go for it We can only see the back of it, that's why ^^
Petowalker
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Thanks Emma and Roland's comment.
BlobVanDam
Sr Member
Hey Emma, what's the full list of stuff you have now from the Blast in the Past store? I'm looking to get back into my BTTF project recreating the future scene, and was wondering if you could provide some basic dimensions or photos of some of the items to help me out?
Hey Emma, what's the full list of stuff you have now from the Blast in the Past store? I'm looking to get back into my BTTF project recreating the future scene, and was wondering if you could provide some basic dimensions or photos of some of the items to help me out?
Sure
Please let me know what you are looking for I'll do my best to help!This is what I have so far:
Dragnet VHS tape (1987)
Jaws NES game (1987)
Jaws 2 VHS tape (1978)
R.C. PRO - AM NES game (1988)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 White (1972)
BurgerTime NES game (1987)
National Lampoon's Animal House VHS (1978)
Lava Lite lamp (60's/70's)
Grays Sports Almanac
JVC GR-S77U SVHC Super VHS-C Camcorder (1989)
Jimmy Carter Bank coin (1976)
Roger Rabbit Plush Toy W/Box Benny Car (1988)
Pac-Man Lunch Box (1980)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 Yellow (1972)
Ken California (1988)
Barbie Cool Times (1988)
HANS PETERSEN as President Carter "Trust me" Vinyl (1977)
Dustbuster Plus 9333 or 9334 or 9335 (1986)
Bearenstain Bears' Country Picnic Lunchbox (1987)
Ronald Reagan- Freedom's Finest Hour Vinyl (1987)
Pepsi-Cola bottle 12 OZ (1941)
Donkey Kong Classics NES game (1988)
BlobVanDam
Sr Member
Great, thanks!
I can find approximate dimensions for some things online, but they're usually rounded off values that are too inaccurate or incomplete for my use.
For now, any dimensions you can give on the Roger Rabbit car box would be helpful (height of the car, width/length of the base of the car, width/length of the top of the car, height/width of the back). I don't want to bombard you with a lot at once though until I get to it! Thanks.
I can find approximate dimensions for some things online, but they're usually rounded off values that are too inaccurate or incomplete for my use.
For now, any dimensions you can give on the Roger Rabbit car box would be helpful (height of the car, width/length of the base of the car, width/length of the top of the car, height/width of the back). I don't want to bombard you with a lot at once though until I get to it! Thanks.
Great, thanks!
I can find approximate dimensions for some things online, but they're usually rounded off values that are too inaccurate or incomplete for my use.
For now, any dimensions you can give on the Roger Rabbit car box would be helpful (height of the car, width/length of the base of the car, width/length of the top of the car, height/width of the back). I don't want to bombard you with a lot at once though until I get to it! Thanks.
No worries
SO the base in the bottom is 29x21 cm
sides: (the top is a bit smaller than the bottom) > Top: 23.5cm, bottom 29 cm, sides: 14 cm
Front of the box: top: 16cm, bottom: 20.5cm, sides: 12 cm
The back of the box is like the front, except there is an extra piece for holding the plush, so the piece is oval, and the lengh is 21cmx21 cm.
Hope that helps
Why not buying an original one by the way ^^?
BlobVanDam
Sr Member
Thanks, that helps a lot!
Because if I bought an original of everything I need reference for on my project, I'd need to sell my organs and first born child to pay for it all. :lol
Also, I don't have any room to put any of it! Extremely limited space here. There are a few items I am considering buying for reference, but a lot of stuff I can build pretty accurately as long as I have good reference photos and dimensions, especially boxier stuff.
One day when I'm an eccentric bazillionaire, and rebuild the entire set, then I will buy it all.
Because if I bought an original of everything I need reference for on my project, I'd need to sell my organs and first born child to pay for it all. :lol
Also, I don't have any room to put any of it! Extremely limited space here. There are a few items I am considering buying for reference, but a lot of stuff I can build pretty accurately as long as I have good reference photos and dimensions, especially boxier stuff.
One day when I'm an eccentric bazillionaire, and rebuild the entire set, then I will buy it all.
Thanks, that helps a lot!
Because if I bought an original of everything I need reference for on my project, I'd need to sell my organs and first born child to pay for it all. :lol
Also, I don't have any room to put any of it! Extremely limited space here. There are a few items I am considering buying for reference, but a lot of stuff I can build pretty accurately as long as I have good reference photos and dimensions, especially boxier stuff.
One day when I'm an eccentric bazillionaire, and rebuild the entire set, then I will buy it all.
I understand, I wish I had lots of money to get everything xD
HAAAAA, I just found this really rare Durabeam torch light!! In box!!!! Such an obscure prop again, but wow, I never thought I'd find one xD
Brigandia36
Sr Member
Hi, I don't know if already post, but if not, it's my gift for 2015 (can see it on the 1st picture)
The thing is that I am not sure the peace sign was a sticker.
Are there any sources for the smiley face poster? If not it would probably be fun to make one.
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Guys guys! Finally got the JFK bust! I wanted to thanks bump19 for finding it out!
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Okay guys I wanted to update the list of what can be found in the shop
Sanyo Orange RPT 1200 Phonosphere (70's)
Dragnet VHS tape (1987)
Jaws NES game (1987)
Jaws 2 VHS tape (1978)
R.C. PRO - AM NES game (1988)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 White (1972)
BurgerTime NES game (1987)
Sears Betavision Beta VCR Model 564.53091450 (1983)
Macintosh Plus computer (1986)
National Lampoon's Animal House VHS (1978)
Lava Lite lamp (60's/70's)
Grays Sports Almanac
JVC GR-S77U SVHC Super VHS-C Camcorder (1989)
Black & Decker Dustbuster XL cordless vac (1980's)
Magnavox Weekender model AM-62 all transistor radio (1963)
Jimmy Carter Bank coin (1976)
JVC 19" COMMERCIAL COLOR VIDEO MONITOR VM-R190SU (1980's)
Pack of Perrier bottles (1982)
Roger Rabbit Plush Toy W/Box Benny Car (1988)
Bust of John F. Kennedy (1960's)
Pac-Man Lunch Box (1980)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 Yellow (1972)
Ken California (1988)
Barbie Cool Times (1988)
Pack of Mendocino bottles (?)
Macintosh 512K keyboard (1984)
HANS PETERSEN as President Carter "Trust me" Vinyl (1977)
Bee Gees Lunch Box (1978)
Dustbuster Plus 9333 or 9334 or 9335 (1986)
Bearenstain Bears' Country Picnic Lunchbox (1987)
Eiffel Tower wire chairs (1951)
The Prince of Tides - Pat Conroy (1986)
The Cardinal of the Kremlin - Tom Clancy (1988)
Star - Danielle Steel (1989)
Stand Up Reagan (1989)
Ronald Reagan- Freedom's Finest Hour Vinyl (1987)
DURABEAM torch (1980's)
Pepsi-Cola bottle 12 OZ (1941)
Donkey Kong Classics NES game (1988)
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Black & Decker Advanced System iron (1989)
Salton juicer by Girmi
Polaroid Colorpack II + box (1969)
Dukakis for president badge (1988)
JVC videosphere Orange (1970)
JVC videosphere White x2 (1970)
World Map shower curtains (1980's)
Flat cat by Blue-Q (1988)
Instant Infant by Blue-Q (1988)
Panasonic Panapet Green (1970's)
Panasonic Panapet Blue (1970's)
Apollo 11 Poster (1980's)
Jimmy Carter for President Poster (1976)
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Sanyo Orange RPT 1200 Phonosphere (70's)
Dragnet VHS tape (1987)
Jaws NES game (1987)
Jaws 2 VHS tape (1978)
R.C. PRO - AM NES game (1988)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 White (1972)
BurgerTime NES game (1987)
Sears Betavision Beta VCR Model 564.53091450 (1983)
Macintosh Plus computer (1986)
National Lampoon's Animal House VHS (1978)
Lava Lite lamp (60's/70's)
Grays Sports Almanac
JVC GR-S77U SVHC Super VHS-C Camcorder (1989)
Black & Decker Dustbuster XL cordless vac (1980's)
Magnavox Weekender model AM-62 all transistor radio (1963)
Jimmy Carter Bank coin (1976)
JVC 19" COMMERCIAL COLOR VIDEO MONITOR VM-R190SU (1980's)
Pack of Perrier bottles (1982)
Roger Rabbit Plush Toy W/Box Benny Car (1988)
Bust of John F. Kennedy (1960's)
Pac-Man Lunch Box (1980)
Panasonic Toot-a-Loop Radio model R-72 Yellow (1972)
Ken California (1988)
Barbie Cool Times (1988)
Pack of Mendocino bottles (?)
Macintosh 512K keyboard (1984)
HANS PETERSEN as President Carter "Trust me" Vinyl (1977)
Bee Gees Lunch Box (1978)
Dustbuster Plus 9333 or 9334 or 9335 (1986)
Bearenstain Bears' Country Picnic Lunchbox (1987)
Eiffel Tower wire chairs (1951)
The Prince of Tides - Pat Conroy (1986)
The Cardinal of the Kremlin - Tom Clancy (1988)
Star - Danielle Steel (1989)
Stand Up Reagan (1989)
Ronald Reagan- Freedom's Finest Hour Vinyl (1987)
DURABEAM torch (1980's)
Pepsi-Cola bottle 12 OZ (1941)
Donkey Kong Classics NES game (1988)
Update:
Black & Decker Advanced System iron (1989)
Salton juicer by Girmi
Polaroid Colorpack II + box (1969)
Dukakis for president badge (1988)
JVC videosphere Orange (1970)
JVC videosphere White x2 (1970)
World Map shower curtains (1980's)
Flat cat by Blue-Q (1988)
Instant Infant by Blue-Q (1988)
Panasonic Panapet Green (1970's)
Panasonic Panapet Blue (1970's)
Apollo 11 Poster (1980's)
Jimmy Carter for President Poster (1976)
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Google for "Black & Decker" "Advanced System" and you will find it.
There are different models, all looking the same.Here is the commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25xCJ6ZIkds
and a user manual: http://pdfstream.manualsonline.com/c/c1c9796b-a95a-a054-c58e-119619fd2fab.pdf
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DocNewborn
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Ooh, I am super jealous of that bust of JFK! I think there's also one in Rick Moranis' apartment in Ghostbusters (1984).
And Dan Aykroyd carried one of those JVC GR-S77U SVHC Super VHS-C Camcorders in Ghostbusters 2 (1989).
Here's mine, hanging vertically off my shoulder.
I've spotted several BTTF/GB crossover props. There's a dustbuster visible in one shot of GB2, and both Peter Venkman and Marty McFly (in 2015) have lamps of the Statue of Liberty's arm.
Alex
And Dan Aykroyd carried one of those JVC GR-S77U SVHC Super VHS-C Camcorders in Ghostbusters 2 (1989).
Here's mine, hanging vertically off my shoulder.
I've spotted several BTTF/GB crossover props. There's a dustbuster visible in one shot of GB2, and both Peter Venkman and Marty McFly (in 2015) have lamps of the Statue of Liberty's arm.
Alex
@Roland > So the inscriptions had been wiped off?... Thanks though
@DocNewborn > Yeah I have seen that many items were recurrent from the Ghostbuster movies, which is quite funny. I have no idea if it's been done on purpose, but if so, they are great easter eggs haha.
@DocNewborn > Yeah I have seen that many items were recurrent from the Ghostbuster movies, which is quite funny. I have no idea if it's been done on purpose, but if so, they are great easter eggs haha.
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@Roland > So the inscriptions had been wiped off?... Thanks though
No, they appear just on one side of the iron.
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