My latest Mad Max prop additions

[Mr Webber]

I found a guy that makes a poly version of the antiqie fork used by Max to grub up desert style and couldnt be happier with his work.
He included the Dinki Di label in a previous deal and i thought putting the two together would make a unique display.
The originals go for $500.00 each, thank the maker for poly.
Gotta go, dinnertime.

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[Probe Droid]

Very cool.

I bought a couple of Dinki Di cans of an old member named Angriest Angel. Don't know if he's here any more, but he did a good job.

 

[Tiberius Kirk]

Cool stuff!

 

[Mr Webber]

Cheers guys
Would like to get the can opener as well so any help with
that would be appreciated

 

[Brigandia36]

I think it is a "U.S. Army Style Steel Pocket Knife"

And you can buy one here:
http://www.surplusandoutdoors.com/shop/survival-accessories/pocket-and-survival-knives/new-u-s-army-style-steel-pocket-326552.html

I need to watch the movie again, because I think Mel Gibson has the can opener or the knife attached to the jacket.
I will post the results tomorrow.

 

[nick daring]

Here's the correct info on the knife/can opener-

Can-opener: A 3-piece rigging knife which includes a knife, can-opener and marlin spike. The knife is attached by a key ring to a swivel clip, which is then clipped onto the lower D-ring on the front of the Sam Browne belt. The "British Army Knife" is a well-known and high-quality brand of this knife and is very close to accurate (the can opener jaw does not have the correct sharp angle). Inexpensive and completely accurate versions were available until recently (Summer 2009), but everyone's inventories have run dry. Check eBay.

http://www.madmaxcostumes.com/C2/max-belt.htm

Nick

 

[Mr Webber]

Thanks very much for the info guys.:cool

 

[Yellowjacket]

Awesome. I want one.

 

[Mr Webber]

Here is the guys email,
www.dog_shoosh@hotmail.com

To find the original, it took him five years of research to eventually get one in London.
Its sterling silver and dated 1830, thats why its so expensive.