Is Marco Enterprises still around?

For some reason, I was thinking about this guy and found this thread. Here are my Marco props I bought from in 1982 out of his garage in Anaheim.

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These are both metal and very heavy; not cheap chrome plated plastic. The holster was full leather and well made. The blaster is a complete replica with a solid barrel. It field strips like a real Mauser (I have a real one for comparison)
 
Hi guys, just thought I'd add some new video on this subject and show you all my Marco Ent Luke Blaster.....

 
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Those pieces look pretty great considering. I got his catalogue in the early 90s and things were too expensive for me then.
 
He is selling on eBay and his catalog again as well brings back the memories I spent around 1500.00 got almost everything I had back in the 90's and then some got a few prototypes and armor sets captain power dredd trooper and Vader helmets which is a cool prop have all 3 versions he did and a burnt one. It was fun to see the old stuff and it is what he had in storage when he was shut down is vintage.
 
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He made the best Viper pilot helmets back in the day. I had one from him and loved it. I wonder if he is still making those?
 
I spoke with him recently and he was using resin cast MGCs for his blasters. Wouldn’t sell me a cast, told me to buy the whole thing and take it apart lol

Was there a point when he was using real MGCs? That picture above of the one that can field strip is a real one…looks like
 
A few years ago I bought 2 TOS Tricorder kits, built 1, and a TMP phaser and a few other things.

The Tric is nice! the rest of the stuff is cool in a 1980's way. Various degrees of accuracy, but back then they were
all we had.

I like them for what they are.
 
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