pinder91
Sr Member
I believe its a 7.65, but I can't confirm. There was a shot in the PTS that may clearly show which caliber it was. Anyone have it in HD that can take a screen shot?
James Bond Skyfall Props
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I believe its a 7.65, but I can't confirm. There was a shot in the PTS that may clearly show which caliber it was. Anyone have it in HD that can take a screen shot?
MooMooEgg
Sr Member
here is a similar back but not accurate, in Skyfall is very different.
C.
I thought thats what the back of the mug in the film looked like...
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Talyn626
Member
It looks slightly bigger than the transponder that could be hidden in Bond's shoe but is much smaller than the main transponder that was attatched to the trunk roof of Goldfinger's car that gets crushed with the mobster in it. That one was a brick.
Now that you mention it, I don't recall him firing it at all.
Interface2037
New Member
So, I was thinking of doing a run of Bond Cufflinks:
Can anyone identify that font. I KNOW it's a standard and I've seen it a million times... but I just can't place it! It's driving me nuts. Someone help!!
Thanks,
Magnoli
Pretty sure that font is Benguiat. Possibly the bold version.
pinder91
Sr Member
I don't believe it was actually ever fired either. While it was a cool piece, I was glad to see the plain jane PPK dominate the screentime. :thumbsup
Gingerhulk
New Member
Interesting article on The DB5 in Skyfall
The secret behind James Bond's priceless Aston Martin DB 5 stunts: 3D printed models were used for Skyfall's most dangerous scenes | Mail Online
The secret behind James Bond's priceless Aston Martin DB 5 stunts: 3D printed models were used for Skyfall's most dangerous scenes | Mail Online
LeAngeSolitaire
Well-Known Member
Been working on the PPK. Sculpted the grips and rebuilt most of it from a PPK replica.
I think it turned out pretty decent. Was thinking of moulding it.
Lawrence
Nice job! The guy who made the screen used prop got into trouble for altering the art department design and ended up making the handle way too big to the point where Craig had trouble holding it comfortably. That may explain why it didn't get as much screen time as it should have.
Darth Fetty
Sr Member
As an economic alternative to the Billy Reid pea coat, I picked up this at H&M.
Product Detail | H&M US
Really comfy, and on sale at the moment for only $50. So if you can't put the money down for the Billy Reid (even though it's not that bad of a price to begin with), I'd recommend this. I'd like to visit a tailor to see if the collar could be adjusted a little slimmer like the Billy Reid.
Product Detail | H&M US
Really comfy, and on sale at the moment for only $50. So if you can't put the money down for the Billy Reid (even though it's not that bad of a price to begin with), I'd recommend this. I'd like to visit a tailor to see if the collar could be adjusted a little slimmer like the Billy Reid.
I kick myself for not picking this one up when I was in Chicago! I even tried the dang thing on! But I did pick up a super nice pea coat at Target for $50! Its not spot on but it works for me.
Please, someone get that file.
Caplan
Sr Member
the Prop-Maker who made the modifications on the PPK (S) Skyfall is Chris Corbould
he also did all the others "FX" on the Aston Martin, Bond's mansion ...
By cons I know he did not really have problems to adapt the handle "plastic" on the PPK.
hence come the little info like what Daniel Craig was struggling to hold his gun??!
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