LOGAN'S RUN Sandman Gun Reference Photos - Original

philippes

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Here are some photos of an original Logan's Run Sandman gun and follower I'm currently handling for a client. I figured these would be nice for people to add to their archives.

I believe only 4 hero guns are known to exist, and they're all in private collections:

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Logan's Run Sandman Flame Gun & Follower

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Phil
 
Holy shizzle!! Those are great pics! Thanks, Phil.

Wayne

*runs to grab his resin sandman pistol, visions of modifications dancing in his head*
 
Very cool of you Phil!!! I saw Bill Blakes Gun about 2 years after the Movie was released! Next to the TOS Phaser this is one of my all time Favorites!!
 
Thanks for these Phil.
That's the TV version flamegun with a movie follower you have there.

Howard.
 
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That's the TV version flamegun with a movie follower you have there.
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Howard, what are the key things to look for to tell the difference?

Thanks,
Wayne
 
the changes were
A. The glow plug switch was moved from the front of the trigger to the grip
B. The trigger shape was altered
C. I believe those colored 'dots' in the pics were added for the TV show to indicate 'settings' which the movie version didn't have
 
16 were originally made for the movie, and 6 of those were brought over to the TV show. This unit is one of the crossover guns.

Several changes were made for safety's sake. Here they are:

1. Toggle switch was repositioned
2. Fin was altered
3. Metal grips were added (to replace the Bondo ones)

And for those who haven't already guessed, this is a firing hero.

Phil
 
Philippes, thank you for taking the time to post this important reference, very cool of you!

Boy that follower brings back memories--I used to hang around Bill Blake at conventions when I was a kid, did the Sandman costume for a few years with a gun I'd scratch-built from plexiglass. Bill, and Faye Metz, the president of the Logan's Run Organization of Fans, were amazingly kind to me when I was a 16 year old fan.
 
Great looking Photos!
That piece is in fantastic condition. Love the follower, too.

For those who asked, here's an idea of the alterations that were made when taking the gun from Movie to Television.

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Great looking photo's! Thank you very much for sharing!

If anybody has made, or is willing to make the holster that goes along with this prop, I'd love to know more about it. PM if necessary.

Thanks!
Russell
 
It's more like a belt clip than a holster. I made one out of plexiglass long ago, not terribly secure.
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It’s basically a ‘V’ shape with the sides bent double to create a channel which allows the projection on the gun to slide into place. I believe the originals were metal. There are some pretty good pictures floating around.
 
Thanks for the info, I forgot to mention that I have several screen shots and pictures that I've collected of the "clip" holster.

Thanks!
Russell
 
Aaah! Thank you Phil! That brought back fond memories. Definately my favorite Prop weapon.

Maybe this will give me the ambition to buy some flash wadding and finish up the functional aspect of my JB aluminum flamegun.
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Not as cool as Cal-Carb, but easier on the wallet.

Jay
 
Cool pics, Philippes...hope the gun/tracker find a good home.

Hey, I ordered a TRACKER from Bill Blake a million years ago and NEVER got it. I always thought that was a cool prop. Of course, the flame gun was the coolest -- probably a favorite of mine next to TOS phaser as well.
 
Thanks for the pics Phil!

The timing could not have been better as I'm working on a movie Follower for myself, better reference than I could have ever asked for!

Jim
 
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