The last time I was on the lot (last summer) they had a few BH props scattered around. Vincent and the Humanoid were on display in one of the archives offices. In some other cabinets, there were some Sentry pistols and a Palomino pistol -
As for the Sentry - they did have a painted Sentry head that had not been finished (the mouth/ear grills were not cut out and the mesh was not installed). From what I was told, most of the parts that survived filming (and I don't know exactly how many full suits were made) were stored for a while and ultimately wound up in a wood chipper (shades of "Fargo") in the mid 80's (probably when they cleared their backlot outbuildings for the expansion of the lot). Consequently, I don't know if they even have enough parts to assemble a full Sentry.
The raw fiberglass was (at least on this piece) tinted red. Red paint appears to have been applied over that and then light coats of black have been liberally oversprayed over the red. Overall, this dulled the red and made it a shade of burgundy. Heavier areas just look black -
This is a different mask than the one above. The owner doesn't have the rest of the helmet. The inside of the mask doesn't look that comfortable -
- there may have been three vision slits, but with a piece of 80% mylar covering the eye tubes - good luck seeing anything.
The mesh seems like standard industrial mesh. It's a slightly thicker grade than standard window screen mesh (I know, I looked.....) -
I have a casting that a member here sold me that was purported to be off of the plaster master that Disney used to make
their molds. Turns out that
was the case. Compared to the uncut casting in the Disney Archives, and the finished but unpainted casting seen above, the casting has a lot of the same details and is the same size -
I finished my bust in time for a screening of BH last summer. I like the fact that the casting hasn't been too idealized. It looks like the real thing would look like - some slight asymmetry and bumps - save for the heavy wear and tear -
You can read more about the screening here -
the black hole screening
Gene