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  • texas007texas007 Houston, Texas 77041Posts: 2,346MI6 Agent
    replied a while back - did not get it?
    minigeff wrote:
    keep me posted about that kan ;)

    you get the email by the way?

    MG -{
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    nice one tep, i'm assuming the other thing is a custom fabrication by the armourers.

    Yeah it seems so when looking the stills from the scene.
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  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    texas007 wrote:
    replied a while back - did not get it?
    minigeff wrote:
    keep me posted about that kan ;)

    you get the email by the way?

    MG -{

    just checked, yep, message recieved and no problem at all mate.

    as for the laser tep, maybe it is off the shelf, i dunno. maybe some more experts can come to our curiousness' aid?
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  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    Jeff, think you're right the laser aim point is attached next to the pvs-4 .
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  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    i have heard the 'laser' is a standard scope, used when in normal light conditions, but tbh, i dont recognise it as a scope.

    im thinking its a laser red dot unit, but if you were a sniper, why would you want to advertise to your target that you're about to shoot them (like the cigar girl in the pts of TWINE)
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  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    i have heard the 'laser' is a standard scope, used when in normal light conditions, but tbh, i dont recognise it as a scope.

    im thinking its a laser red dot unit, but if you were a sniper, why would you want to advertise to your target that you're about to shoot them (like the cigar girl in the pts of TWINE)

    :)) Very good point there mate and for that distance in TLD, why would Bond need a spotter and so damn heavy rifle :o :D
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  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Teppo wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    i have heard the 'laser' is a standard scope, used when in normal light conditions, but tbh, i dont recognise it as a scope.

    im thinking its a laser red dot unit, but if you were a sniper, why would you want to advertise to your target that you're about to shoot them (like the cigar girl in the pts of TWINE)

    :)) Very good point there mate and for that distance in TLD, why would Bond need a spotter and so damn heavy rifle :o :D

    true, with a rifle like that, and all that gear, he could've made strawberry jam of them!

    lol, i guess we'll never know the reason for bond using all that gear, it was saunder's choice anyway, and well, section 26, paragraph 5 old chap.
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  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    Teppo wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    i have heard the 'laser' is a standard scope, used when in normal light conditions, but tbh, i dont recognise it as a scope.

    im thinking its a laser red dot unit, but if you were a sniper, why would you want to advertise to your target that you're about to shoot them (like the cigar girl in the pts of TWINE)

    :)) Very good point there mate and for that distance in TLD, why would Bond need a spotter and so damn heavy rifle :o :D

    true, with a rifle like that, and all that gear, he could've made strawberry jam of them!

    lol, i guess we'll never know the reason for bond using all that gear, it was saunder's choice anyway, and well, section 26, paragraph 5 old chap.

    :D Steel tipped bullet fired from WA2000 would have pierced the rifle held by Kara Milovy and herself :v
    I guess they just wanted to choose Bond very special weapon as Walther stopped manufacturing WA2000's in 1988.
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  • icsics Posts: 1,413MI6 Agent
    Peter LOVE LOVE LOVE That – uHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh – did you try the wolf … ???

    Kan…LOVE that gun…did you use the steal tiped orrrr
  • icsics Posts: 1,413MI6 Agent
    edited November 2010
  • danjaq_0ffdanjaq_0ff The SwampsPosts: 7,283MI6 Agent
    Very nice Ian -{
  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    edited November 2010
    I've just bought 13 sideshow figures.
    -Sean Connery DN
    -Pussy Galore GF
    -Sean Connery TB
    -George Lazenby OHMSS
    -Blofeld OHMSS
    -Roger Moore LALD
    -Tee Hee LALD
    -Roger Moore TMWTGG
    -Scaramanga TMWTGG (no **** Sherlock ;))
    -Q TSWLM
    -Jaws MR
    -Pierce Brosnan GE
    -Pierce Brosnan DAD

    Haven't got a clue where to put them all, but I'm very happy I bought them.
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • danjaq_0ffdanjaq_0ff The SwampsPosts: 7,283MI6 Agent
    I love the Sideshow figures, now you need to get the rest :D -{
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    danjaq_0ff wrote:
    I love the Sideshow figures, now you need to get the rest :D -{

    That's why i sold mine :D

    Peppermill, congrats on your purchase -{
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  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    Thank you Teppo :)

    For now Ill just keep it at a baker's dozen, but who knows :D
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    Peppermill wrote:
    Thank you Teppo :)

    For now Ill just keep it at a baker's dozen, but who knows :D

    Before you know it - you'll be after for those Premium format statues :D

    And hey when you have time, post some pics how you display them :007)
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  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    I don't display them yet. Like I said, I haven't got a clue where to put them all. They are all in their original packaging and although I'd rather take em out, I'm not sure if I should as long as I haven't got a place to put them.
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • danjaq_0ffdanjaq_0ff The SwampsPosts: 7,283MI6 Agent
    yep all of my figures are still in the box, and up in the attic :))
  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    ics wrote:
    Pepper…-{

    Yes?
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • icsics Posts: 1,413MI6 Agent
    Peppermill wrote:
    ics wrote:
    Pepper…-{

    Yes?


    Sorry should have been

    -{
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    edited November 2010
    Few weeks ago finally decided to go for this one and Coronation Egg arrived on Monday.
    CoronationEgg.jpg

    I do know it's not screen accurate, but a very good and nice replica of the Coronation egg as seen in Octopussy -{

    And would like to point out that even without Bond connection, it's still a stunning piece ;)
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  • texas007texas007 Houston, Texas 77041Posts: 2,346MI6 Agent
    Congrat on that -{
    Teppo wrote:
    Few weeks ago finally decided to go for this one and Coronation Egg arrived on Monday.
    CoronationEgg.jpg

    I do know it's not screen accurate, but a very good and nice replica of the Coronation egg as seen in Octopussy -{

    And would like to point out that even without Bond connection, it's still a stunning piece ;)
  • danjaq_0ffdanjaq_0ff The SwampsPosts: 7,283MI6 Agent
    Nice one Teppo. -{
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    Cheers guys -{

    If my memory serves right there's only one of the original screen used one left.
    There were 3, one damaged and one disappeared. Can someone confirm this ? :007)
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  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    Happy New Year to you all!

    Just got back from a holiday in France where I found a bottle of Taittinger Champagne.
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Forgive me, but does tattinger champers have a bond connection?
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  • PeppermillPeppermill DelftPosts: 2,860MI6 Agent
    edited January 2011
    Yes. In the Ian Fleming novel CR Bond drinks TaIttinger with Vesper:
    “Yes, I would like champagne,” she said.
    With his finger on the page, Bond turned to the sommelier: “The Taittinger 45?”
    “A fine wine monsieur,” said the sommelier. “But if Monsieur will permit,” he pointed with his pencil, “the Brut Blanc de Blanc 1943 of the same marque is without equal.”
    Bond smiled. “So be it,” he said.

    and while having dinner with M at Blades in MR M refers to it as Bond's favourite champagne.

    It is just a simple Brut Reserve, but I still thought it would be nice to bring a bottle (or 2 :v).
    1. Ohmss 2. Frwl 3. Op 4. Tswlm 5. Tld 6. Ge 7. Yolt 8. Lald 9. Cr 10. Ltk 11. Dn 12. Gf 13. Qos 14. Mr 15. Tmwtgg 16. Fyeo 17. Twine 18. Sf 19. Tb 20 Tnd 21. Spectre 22 Daf 23. Avtak 24. Dad
  • MANDY1MANDY1 TISPosts: 2,608MI6 Agent
    here's my latest addition :007)

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