Newbie Prop Collections? All members new & established welcome to post!!

[Johnny Fever]

I am always amazed by the diversity and quality of props represented by both new and old members here.
Even more amazing to me is the creative ways people have found to display their collections.

-John

 

[curlcurl07]

Hi! I don't have the largest collection, but let's look at them, shall we?

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My two Sarah Conner photos. I swear there was an Instant version in one of the films. Either way, I made both. I made them by printing them at the local photo place, and aging them.

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Like many of you, I love LOST. Lottery ticket from the Hurley action figure, whilst the others are from the official LOST auction .pdf brochure.

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And if you like LOST, you'll recognise this.

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Taken from John Eave's blog, I had this made with a nice wooden frame. Cheap, too!

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Hancock promotional beanie. It is a beanie, right?

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Official plushie Lego Man. Arms move and hat can come off.

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Replicated this work of art.

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I love Michel Gondry. And Lego. And Prop Replicas.

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And Wallace and Gromit. Made out of actual Plasticine, with a wire armature!

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Giagantic promotional Wall-E. Yeah.

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Official X-Files poster.

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Shelf with; LOTR DVD collector sets, Fallout 3 bobblehead, Batman bobbleheads (75% off at Borders!), Crystal Skull, Weeping Angel, and of course, a George Lucas action figure.

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I also collect artbooks. A lot of artbooks.

And...my latest replica...From Up!

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As you can see, it's huge! And exactly replicated from an image on the artist's blog (and in the UP artbook for that matter.)

As you can see, I specialise in Paper Props. Which is why it's unfortunate that I can't access that forum until next year. Oh well.

 

[MurdocXXL]

All the pics of your prop-collections reminds me to show some impressions of mine as well. Hope you like them:

Think a well known version of the idol map from Raiders

The grail diary is replaced by Sarednabs HERO-Diary meanwhile... Passport by Barnett College (COW) (have to do a update pic sometime)

My version of the crux. painting from LC

If you want some more pics just come over to my thread at the german indy-fan forum http://indy.mamo-net.de/showtopic.php?id=3225&page=1

Hope you like them

 

[Barnett College]

Hi there. Newbie here.

Though I love my collection and I'd love to post the whole matter here, I think it would be better to post a link and to invite you to visit it.
Only one of my lattest, Belloq's pocket watch as seen in Raiders.

Please, feel free to take a look at my museum clicking here.

Thank so much
Bests
Barnett

 

[MurdocXXL]

[OT] Hey Barnett...nice to have around here as well [/OT]

 

[Darth Niob]

Great pocket watch display:thumbsup

 

[Garthok]

Hey curlcurl07 great looking Wallace and Gromit, and that Wall-E is huge!!!

 

[Arkive Dave]

WOW !... I will have to get some photo's of my stuff as soon as I can.
Everyone's set up look's amazing !

 

[Adam C.]

Here are some better shots of some of my Pulp Fiction props.
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[Michael Bergeron]

Here are some better shots of some of my Pulp Fiction props.

Very nice!

How authentic is the watch? Is it still ripe?

 

[Adam C.]

Thanks, Orange Blend. From the research that I've seen, the watch itself is dead-on, if I'm not mistaken, (somebody here please correct me if I'm wrong), although the actual wristband is not screen-accurate. (It's just some cheap "close-enough" band I got off of another watch.) I lucked out on the ceramic kangaroo when I came across it at a local flea-market for $8.00. (That's what got me obsessed with tracking down the watch in the first place.) As far as the "ripeness" question,...let's just say that I'm not going to be "anal" about screen authenticity. :lol

 

[GeneralFROSTY]

GeneralFrosty - That Spiderman newspaper display is great. Did you make it yourself or buy it here? I'm going to have to get one of thos plus the BTTF ones once the paper forum becomes available.

I think I paid $125 to have these custom framed (which, apparently, custom framing is NOT cheap:lol)
I got it done at my local A.C.Moore art store. Very well made though. It came out exactly as I asked for - they did a fantastic job and worth every penny.

 

[Adam C.]

Man it's amazing what a really nice frame can do to further enhance paper props. Nice work. It looks great.:thumbsup

 

[eraser111]

Hi! I don't have the largest collection, but let's look at them, shall we?

View attachment 17888

My two Sarah Conner photos. I swear there was an Instant version in one of the films. Either way, I made both. I made them by printing them at the local photo place, and aging them.

View attachment 17887

Like many of you, I love LOST. Lottery ticket from the Hurley action figure, whilst the others are from the official LOST auction .pdf brochure.

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And if you like LOST, you'll recognise this.

View attachment 17889

Taken from John Eave's blog, I had this made with a nice wooden frame. Cheap, too!

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Hancock promotional beanie. It is a beanie, right?

View attachment 17892

Official plushie Lego Man. Arms move and hat can come off.

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Replicated this work of art.

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I love Michel Gondry. And Lego. And Prop Replicas.

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And Wallace and Gromit. Made out of actual Plasticine, with a wire armature!

View attachment 17897

Giagantic promotional Wall-E. Yeah.

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Official X-Files poster.

View attachment 17894

Shelf with; LOTR DVD collector sets, Fallout 3 bobblehead, Batman bobbleheads (75% off at Borders!), Crystal Skull, Weeping Angel, and of course, a George Lucas action figure.

View attachment 17891

I also collect artbooks. A lot of artbooks.

And...my latest replica...From Up!

View attachment 17896

As you can see, it's huge! And exactly replicated from an image on the artist's blog (and in the UP artbook for that matter.)

As you can see, I specialise in Paper Props. Which is why it's unfortunate that I can't access that forum until next year. Oh well.

WALLe!!! I've been looking all over for one! The theater had one on display, I told them i would buy it... then they gave to charity.:rolleyes oh well... any chance you will sell it?:lol

 

[kevjh]

I love your Stargate SG1 display.
Are a lot of those pieces original? I recognize the Replicator wall section - looks like one from Legends.

Yes they are all original props thank you for the kind words
Kevjh

 

[TylerHam]

Thought I would join the party with my small prop collection!

First up my favorite.. My screen used graboid tongue from the first TREMORS film:

I also have screen used graboid teeth from Tremors 3 (ill be selling a few of these once I have enough time here to post in the jy)

Here is my ROTJ production made but unused Ewok head

And part of my ESB made but unused wampa eyes, teeth and fur display. In front are some studio used T-Rex teeth from Jurassic Park

Here is a hand drawn ESB sotryboard

A fedora I got signed by some of the artists I worked with at ILM on Indiana Jones 4

David Hasselhoff's Knight Rider crew hat, given to me by the man himself

My sideshow replica Kong, and my MR Thermal Detonator

Finally the greenscreen standin for the Brain Bug parasite from Starship Troopers 2

 

[Charles Kline]

Very nice collections!

 

[Chewcy]

wow, that ewok is unbelievably good, nice collection too

 

[MooCriket]

Some truly awesome collections on display here:cool

 

[Kris]

Don't have much, but here is my desk. I should post some close-ups some day. Missing in the picture is my homemade Gondor banner.

It's Adam's Middle Earth map, weathered the hell out of it with Tea and Coffee, and 40 year old seal wax, candle wax, and a lighter. Custom frame by my ex-father in law in Teak wood if I am correct. Really heavy.



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In the Detolf on the left is a custom painted skull with a Magnoli Pirates Of The Caribbean bandana, and MR Pirate Beads, cheap hat and some feathers. Also some MR Trinkets. Below that is the Indy shelf, followed by my Tarantino shelf, and finaly my Hellboy shelf.

On the right is my promo directors chair from the flemish awart winning series 'The Emperor of Taste' (De Smaak van De Keyser)