Breaking Bad Props
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SquidMan
Sr Member
Spooge, PM me your email address and I'll send you better quality versions than the small ones I posted above.
And that's a great website.
Spooge
New Member
Here is the key tag to Walter's miraculous stolen car key:
A Vision for You - Enameled NA Chips
It's the "NA Newcomer Key Tag".
I called and a very nice gentleman informed me that he does not take credit card payments under $10.
Therefore, he is now mailing me the key tag in trust that I will send him payment.
He claims to do this for everyone?
LOL.
It's a victimless crime.
Well, it's only a crime if you don't send him the money I guess. Most people here, I'm sure, wouldn't be so underhanded. And I'm not sure how victimless either. lol
RyJones
New Member
We know the name of the victim. I hope everyone that orders one of these pays him.
Sweet... Do you or does anyone know of where the notebook may be purchased in Canada? ... I haven't been able to find it... Can you send the HQ images just in case I track one down.
Thanks,
Marty
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Thanks,
Marty
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Just thought I should put this out there as a warning: if you're looking for the Smith Optics Turntable sunglasses that Walt wears, watch out, because there are now fakes being put out there. I acquired one such pair recently, and, after comparing them to another pair of Turntables that I had, found several differences between the two.
^ In this comparison, the fake ones are on the left, real ones are on the right. Notice that the lenses on the fake ones have a more round curve than the real ones.
^ Here, fake ones still on the left, notice the nose rest is shaped differently than the real one. You can also still notice the rounder lens shape here.
^ In this side-by-side, notice the fake ones (left) have a lighter tint than the real ones do. You could see the whites of my eyes pretty clearly when I wore the fake ones.
Another thing to be on the lookout for: these fakes had no imprinting or writing inside of the arms of the sunglasses. This might be understandable if they are in used condition, as the lettering could have rubbed off over time, but if someone is trying to pass them off as "new" or hardly-worn, there should be something written on the inside of the arms. I will use a picture Pitbull has posted in this thread previously as an example:
The last thing I did to erase all doubt that I was looking at counterfeit Smiths (as if all this wasn't enough) was that I mailed in the shades to the Smith Optics warranty department and asked them to confirm or deny their authenticity. They got back to me with the obvious news today: they are fake. So, if you care about authenticity, just know what to look for on your hunt for these shades.
^ In this comparison, the fake ones are on the left, real ones are on the right. Notice that the lenses on the fake ones have a more round curve than the real ones.
^ Here, fake ones still on the left, notice the nose rest is shaped differently than the real one. You can also still notice the rounder lens shape here.
^ In this side-by-side, notice the fake ones (left) have a lighter tint than the real ones do. You could see the whites of my eyes pretty clearly when I wore the fake ones.
Another thing to be on the lookout for: these fakes had no imprinting or writing inside of the arms of the sunglasses. This might be understandable if they are in used condition, as the lettering could have rubbed off over time, but if someone is trying to pass them off as "new" or hardly-worn, there should be something written on the inside of the arms. I will use a picture Pitbull has posted in this thread previously as an example:
The last thing I did to erase all doubt that I was looking at counterfeit Smiths (as if all this wasn't enough) was that I mailed in the shades to the Smith Optics warranty department and asked them to confirm or deny their authenticity. They got back to me with the obvious news today: they are fake. So, if you care about authenticity, just know what to look for on your hunt for these shades.
msm2481153
New Member
Does anyone have details on Walt's stolen car key (not the NA keychain but the actual key)? Also, any suggestions on where to find that key blank?
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Also looking for details on the keys found on Walt's death machine key fob. Anyone have a photo and or details?
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Also looking for details on the keys found on Walt's death machine key fob. Anyone have a photo and or details?
msm2481153
New Member
Are those keys screen accurate and if so do you mind sharing details so I can find some locally?
SquidMan
Sr Member
Key fob can be bought here:
New Red Nissan Infiniti 3 Button Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob Clicker Beeper | eBay
Accurate Cadillac key blanks for this key fob can be bought here:
Key 1:
1 Cadillac Key Blanks Stamped "B" Very Nice | eBay
Key 2:
1 Cadillac Key Blanks Stamped "C" Very Nice | eBay
Good luck!
New Red Nissan Infiniti 3 Button Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob Clicker Beeper | eBay
Accurate Cadillac key blanks for this key fob can be bought here:
Key 1:
1 Cadillac Key Blanks Stamped "B" Very Nice | eBay
Key 2:
1 Cadillac Key Blanks Stamped "C" Very Nice | eBay
Good luck!
msm2481153
New Member
Wow, thanks so much!
msm2481153
New Member
Just realized the item they auctioned off was not exactly Walt's stolen car key. If you look at a screenshot there were two keys on the NA keychain, a Volvo key and the Ilco 1541 thermostat key.
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Alive
Member
I've been looking everywhere for this!!! Thank You!!! PM Sent for the logos!
bigdogny
New Member
found the key tag on ebay
5 Brand New NA Welcome Key Tags White Narcotics Anonymous Anniversary | eBay
5 Brand New NA Welcome Key Tags White Narcotics Anonymous Anniversary | eBay
SquidMan
Sr Member
That key was for the car Walt stole in New Hampshire in the very beginning of the final episode to get back to Albuquerque.
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