Harrison Krix of Volpin Props makes some of the best gaming prop replicas you’re going to find anywhere on the planet. He decided to tackle long fall boots for his latest project, and the results are awesome as usual.
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If a minigun would make for an awesome addition to your Halloween costume this year, make sure to check out the video after the break. A working prop can be put together in as little as 4-6 hours if you have the skills and access to some basic materials and tools.
It makes me happy to think that among the treasures and historical pieces found in the vault of Smithsonian’s Natural Museum of American History, a pair of glasses labeled Battlestar Galactica just showed up. A mystery accompanies the specs though: staffers have no idea where this artifact came from. The on-staff sci-fi fan, Drew P. Robarge, hasn’t found any helpful results on sites such as eBay. so, the museum is turning to you for help. If you know anything about these glasses, please leave a comment on the blog post at the National Museum of American History site.
Check out the video after the break for clues about the origin of the glasses.
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Leonard Nimoy turned 80 years old over the weekend, so the timing is just right for you to pick up an authentic latex Spock ear from the set of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
The ear will be going up for auction on April 2nd through Premier Props. The piece is expected to fetch as much as $1000, but don’t be surprised if this tiny piece of movie history goes for more.
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Damn that Indiana Jones has some style! If only I could find a website that chronicles the development of his wardrobe throughout the years and provides information on how to score his duds! Well, you are in luck my friend. A website called Indy Gear does just that—and it is amazingly thorough. So, hit the following link to learn everything you ever wanted to know about Indiana Jones’ wardrobe (and props).
