juliet76
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Hamburgers! The cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast.
Hey everybody here on the RPF! I've been a member for quite some time now but have never had anything to show so I just haven't posted. Recently my partner and I talked our way into doing up props for a Pulp Fiction Big Kahuna Burger scene re-enactment. The fella doing the re-enactment with his mates has done several now for fun and we convinced him that a few props would lift the calibre of the scene a notch or two.
We ended up making- the Big Kahuna Burger bags and cups, the glowing briefcase (always wanted to do it!) and a couple of .45's (modded from toys as airsoft is illegal here in Australia and replicas go for around $400 a pop). None of the stuff is 100% screen accurate as it's just for a YouTube video, but we think what we made helps add to the scene.
Here's a group shot of the props we did.
One of the first ones we did was the bags, which came together in one day. I'd gotten the Big Kahuna logo and edited it in Photoshop while on the train on my way to work.
Linda (the better half) asked if I could email her the image which I did on my lunch break. By the time I'd gotten home from work she had found a tutorial on how to fold your own paper bags and made two of these out of A4 sheets.
Here's a link to the paper bag folding thingy (I ain’t much for folding paper) if anyone's interested. Apparently Linda started winging it part way through step 6-
How to Make a Paper Bag: 9 steps - wikiHow
But before the bags we'd done the briefcase, complete with lights!
If anyone's interested in seeing anymore I'll upload the briefcase next. What is it's mysterious contents?
Hope my first proper post isn't too lame.
Edit: Here's a link to the re-enactment-
Pulp Fiction - Breakfast Scene Reenactment - YouTube
Hey everybody here on the RPF! I've been a member for quite some time now but have never had anything to show so I just haven't posted. Recently my partner and I talked our way into doing up props for a Pulp Fiction Big Kahuna Burger scene re-enactment. The fella doing the re-enactment with his mates has done several now for fun and we convinced him that a few props would lift the calibre of the scene a notch or two.
We ended up making- the Big Kahuna Burger bags and cups, the glowing briefcase (always wanted to do it!) and a couple of .45's (modded from toys as airsoft is illegal here in Australia and replicas go for around $400 a pop). None of the stuff is 100% screen accurate as it's just for a YouTube video, but we think what we made helps add to the scene.
Here's a group shot of the props we did.
One of the first ones we did was the bags, which came together in one day. I'd gotten the Big Kahuna logo and edited it in Photoshop while on the train on my way to work.
Linda (the better half) asked if I could email her the image which I did on my lunch break. By the time I'd gotten home from work she had found a tutorial on how to fold your own paper bags and made two of these out of A4 sheets.
Here's a link to the paper bag folding thingy (I ain’t much for folding paper) if anyone's interested. Apparently Linda started winging it part way through step 6-
How to Make a Paper Bag: 9 steps - wikiHow
But before the bags we'd done the briefcase, complete with lights!
If anyone's interested in seeing anymore I'll upload the briefcase next. What is it's mysterious contents?
Hope my first proper post isn't too lame.
Edit: Here's a link to the re-enactment-
Pulp Fiction - Breakfast Scene Reenactment - YouTube
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