FYEO a.t.a.c

Tato007

Hello everyone !

My project is to make a replica of the FYEO ATAC system. Does anyone have information about this prop? does the base come from an existing object?

All information is welcome!
thank you in advance

Luca

Quentin Quigley

From what I've read over the years, the casing was custom-made for the film. The digits light up too, when you turn the second key.
Good luck with the project! -{

Alex1995

Really nice to hear from you Luca.

I m looking forward seeing your progress on this new prop!

- François

CarsonDyle

It looks like a cash register to me, but what brand is beyond me.

thespyboys11

It is custom made prop by Terry Reed.

bondpropfan

hi Luca

it is currently on show in the London Film Museum, i too have researched a bit and thought it was some sort of Philips base unit, i even remember it from somewhere... the casing does look close up to be hard, as if aluminium or something. PM me as i have some close images

PoorMansJB

bondpropfan wrote:

it is currently on show in the London Film Museum, i too have researched a bit and thought it was some sort of Philips base unit, i even remember it from somewhere... the casing does look close up to be hard, as if aluminium or something. PM me as i have some close images

London Film Museum being Bond in Motion?

I have some shots from Designing 007 and the archive books.

Bond Collectors' Weekends

My friend lent me a PERFECT SA model of this, then I dropped it, and it shattered . . . now I don't have it . . . AND he doesn't have it either.

Charmed & Dangerous

That’s detente, comrade...

Tato007

I open an old thread, to share some pictures, here is my old ATAC, the first I made.

And here is the second one, more screen acurate, with the correct bottons. And the most is the Signature by Julian Glover !

emtiem

Wow, if you told me that was the original prop I'd believe you! Fantastic work, love it!

HalfMonk HalfHitman

That's very cool.

Sir Miles

@Tato007 that is incredible work 🍸

B549WUU

Amazing - well done - that’s detente comrade

Tato007

Thanks for all your kind words, here is my ATAC on display with the rest of the FYEO collection

Quentin Quigley

Now that's how you make a prop. Congrats on getting it signed!

The story goes that Luca visited Meteora with a retrieval team and rebuilt the ATAC, which was subsequently stolen and is now in the hands of the Russians. Good going, Luca.