What prop would you like?
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Darth Niob
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Since there is no chance to get a screen used cast i would also vote for the arc cherubs finished like in the movie and 100% accurate:love
LeMarchand
Sr Member
DUNE
Harkonnen pistol.
Made a replica of the Harkonnen pistol last year:
And i have blueprints ready to make a painbox:
I have to agree, a decent Space 1999 stun gunSpace 1999 - Laser pistol and Comlock (working)
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or Blakes 7 federation gun
Captain Finney
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As a Star Trek movie (original crew) fan, I've been looking for quality versions of the TWOK tricorder, and/or the TSFS tricorder. Through the years, I've managed to get myself a Coyle Trek III phaser, and a decent Trek III com, but the tricorders remain a huge want!
I'm the only fan I know of that would also LOVE Shatner's revised communicator for Trek V...Which was basically an illuminated and modified version of the comm seen in Trek III. As much as I'd love to get my paws on that, I doubt this is a prop that many are looking to add to their collection
I'm the only fan I know of that would also LOVE Shatner's revised communicator for Trek V...Which was basically an illuminated and modified version of the comm seen in Trek III. As much as I'd love to get my paws on that, I doubt this is a prop that many are looking to add to their collection
Polsnulspace
Sr Member
I'm always up for something Termi and this has always been high on my list.........
ONEYE
Sr Member
Polsnulspace
Sr Member
Had a sneaky suspicion you would like this ONEYE. It is always something I had wanted to make but having to skill whatsoever, I never knew where to start.:unsure
Polsnulspace
Sr Member
It must be an easy one to make. I'm sure anyone with some knowledge and a half decent workshop could knock these up no sweat...........
*Subtle hint, subtle hint!!:love
*Subtle hint, subtle hint!!:love
ONEYE
Sr Member
I'm easy when it comes to Terminator stuff. I would love this to be able to use it for a desk. Put a sheet of plexiglass over it and I'm good to go.
What do you think the overall dimensions of that would be?
gyoung2993
Sr Member
Weapon replicas is the way to go for collecting ,for the reason that all of our scifi movies are generated by these replicas to make the characters in what they are in the films.....couldnt live without all our weapon props....lol...
Polsnulspace
Sr Member
I'm not sure mate. I believe the one in his home office was smaller than the lab version. I'd go roughly with 24" for the one in his office with the lab version being slightly larger at approx 30" long.
These are the photos and grabs I've managed to find of it.........
Terminator Chip pictures by polsnulspace - Photobucket
Looking at the photo(s) where he is holding the broken piece in the lab, you can see both his middle fingers easily fitting in the gap between 2 of the blocks. It doesn't look that big when sitting on his desk. Its kinda hard to tell though.:unsure
sskunky
Sr Member
Do you have measurement/size etc? I'm sure this could be an easy one to make.
What is it called?
I did see the little bots from "batteries not inclluded" on Ebay about 10 years ago, and nobody bid. Think the starting was only 50.00 or something, and in 7 days, not one bid for the whole three auctions, I was amazed, I wanted those so badly, but didn't have any money, and thought the seller would have a high reserve set on them.
What prop I always wanted was a clean version of the "Black Hole" blaster, never could find one, and alot of people seem to be looking also. It's an idea
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