Movie props

From the lightsaber to Wilson to the One Ring, we found out where legendary props really come from.

These are replica's of the Wonka Bar, Golden Ticket and the Everlasting Gobstopper. Gobstopper is made from cast resin and hand painted. The colors of the wonka bar and gobstopper have been matched EX ...

Even though the big screen adventures of Harry Potter are over for now, it's still cool to see some of the magical props that brought the w...

This a replica of the original Book of the Dead used in the Mummy, and Mummy Returns. Made with the great kit of steltercreative.com

A statuette from the John Huston–Humphrey Bogart classic The Maltese Falcon is one of the most recognizable, and sought-after, pieces of movie memorabilia in history. In fact, Steve Wynn paid $4.1 million for it. But was it the genuine article? Bryan Burrough tracks down a flock of Falcons, with links to both Leonardo DiCaprio and a famous Hollywood unsolved murder.

Our client had a set of Rocketeer movie props including a screen used jetpack with gauntlets, helmet and Hughes blueprints for the pack as well.

Hero replica of the cryogenic suspension device, concealed within a Barbasol shaving cream can, used by Nedry to steal viable dinosaur embryos from Jurassic Park. Machined aluminum with a sprin ...

Admit it: you've always wanted the Heart of the Ocean.

Skele-Gro Bottle I have made a few of these, I think this one is the closest I have come the the actual prop, but still not quite there.

when movies decide to cut corners