bwingpilot
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What prop do you wish there was more reference photos of, and more discoveries made on? Mine would be the ANH version of the dh-17 blaster, besides screencaps I have only found 1 reference photo of it:
Originally posted by sapper36@Jan 29 2006, 11:47 PM
Galaxy Quest - Hero version TV Series Nebulizer - Best I can tell there were two heroes made and at least two stunts made - I have the only two TV Version stunts I've ever seen or heard of, but the wherabouts of those hero versions continue to elude me - Might have to hunt down Tim Allen someday.
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Second would be Ron Silver's gray timecop gun. It's only in the film for like 5 seconds and I can't tell what the base gun is. I can't seem to find that anywhere either.
That is Jesper Isberg's blaster. He organizes small conventions in Sweden three times per year where he has some of his props on exhibition. He rotates the props from his collection, but I think have seen this one more than once. I am sure there must be people who have taken more pics of it. I know the scope is a repro and the grooves in the barrel are rounded on the bottom.Originally posted by bwingpilot@Jan 30 2006, 03:47 AM
What prop do you wish there was more reference photos of, and more discoveries made on? Mine would be the ANH version of the dh-17 blaster, besides screencaps I have only found 1 reference photo of it:
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Originally posted by The Plasma Infusion@Jan 30 2006, 09:34 AM
That Damn Halloween Icons X-Wing......
My search just hits dead ends...but I must say thanks to the members who have helped. That's what we're all here for :thumbsup
Bill P.
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Originally posted by Darth Lars@Jan 30 2006, 11:14 AM
Isberg does not allow replica-geeks to inspect his props up close, unfortunately.
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That is Jesper Isberg's blaster. He organizes small conventions in Sweden three times per year where he has some of his props on exhibition. He rotates the props from his collection, but I think have seen this one more than once. I am sure there must be people who have taken more pics of it. I know the scope is a repro and the grooves in the barrel are rounded on the bottom.
Isberg does not allow replica-geeks to inspect his props up close, unfortunately.