XSCAPESPROPS?? Should I buy from them?

[IndyFanChuck]

Hey friends,

I found a web page online called XSCAPESPROPS at:

www.xscapesprops.com


I saw some great looking Star Trek props, but wanted to see if anyone here had any experience buying items from them.

I didn't want to place an order and get ripped off. Can anyone here recommend them? What is the deal on xscapesprops brothers????


THANKS!!!!!

--Chuck

 

[silverskyes402]

I was thinking the same thing, i've known about there site for awhile, but havent bought from them, any info anybody?!?!?

 

[Onigiri]

Yup, Scott Nakada is a straight up guy. Some of his original pieces appeared in Of Gods and Men. My old group in Seattle does business with him as have I and never a problem. Quality stuff.

 

[silverskyes402]

Cool, thanks very much!!!

 

[LeMarchand]

what is this 'bubble security' that is cast in nakada's pieces?

 

[IndyFanChuck]

Sorry, I don't really understand the question? Are you talking about something at Xscapeprops webpage?

Can you let us know what your question means?

Thanks

what is this 'bubble security' that is cast in nakada's pieces?

 

[LeMarchand]

one of the description of a Nakada piece:

Kit Price: $61 ( Kit also has "bubble security" technology cast into each part, to deter counterfeit copies. )

was wondering what that was and if it is something i can use in my own original sculpts

 

[IndyFanChuck]

Thats a really good question. Hopefully someone here will know someone over at Xscapeprops who can answer our questions.

one of the description of a Nakada piece:

Kit Price: $61 ( Kit also has "bubble security" technology cast into each part, to deter counterfeit copies. )

was wondering what that was and if it is something i can use in my own original sculpts

 

[ave4uevoli]

I think (I THINK) - that the bubble security is a special coating of epoxy or something that they use to line the inside of their props. This prevents people from recasting their stuff because of the lined interior people won't be able to recreate all the details in a mold.

 

[IndyFanChuck]

Thanks Thomas, that would make sense. I just hope that I can AFFORD To get a few items! haha

Chuckster

I think (I THINK) - that the bubble security is a special coating of epoxy or something that they use to line the inside of their props. This prevents people from recasting their stuff because of the lined interior people won't be able to recreate all the details in a mold.