Replica Vintage Passport.

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

I received this in the post this morning from Acacia Avenue, I think you will agree it is an amazing replica, the attention to detail is outstanding.

Cheers for this Robert {[]

ppw3o6r · February 2014

Fantastic work Robert -{
Looking forward to receiving the NSS/UA Goldfinger case in the post

minigeff · February 2014

Wow!

AA knocks it out the park again!

I dared this guy to do the air ticket in 1:8 scale to match the DB5 model.

A few days later this arrived;

This guys got serious paperworks talent, nice one Rob!!

Sir Miles · February 2014

Excellent work on those items...and if you can please those two - you must be good

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sruzgar · February 2014

want!!!

ACACIA_AVENUE · February 2014

Thank you for humbling comments guys ;% it is much appreciated -{

I won't say this has been an easy project, at one point it nearly did not happen, but after a lot experimenting I was happy enough to carry on and complete it.

Glad you liked the 1:8th scale ticket MG....making that ticket was easy compared to the problems I am having building the Bl**dy Aston Martin

Jag · February 2014

Isn't the passport supposed to be for "Mr James Bond" instead or "Mr. James Bond"? If so, I guess a tiny droplet of liquid paper will fix it!

Higgins · February 2014

Sir Miles wrote:

Excellent work on those items...and if you can please those two - you must be good -{

Send the first one some bags of gummibears and a plug and he's happy.
The second one is easier: A porn mag

But AAs passports are great and now minigeff can not only travel to switzerland in his 1:8 DB5, he can even fly with BOAC

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Bond Collectors' Weekends · February 2014

Jag wrote:

Isn't the passport supposed to be for "Mr James Bond" instead or "Mr. James Bond"? If so, I guess a tiny droplet of liquid paper will fix it!

It's interesting, isn't it? Fleming varied between Mr. and Mr in his character names and references.

The Domino Effect · February 2014

Absolutely fantastic job, Acacia Avenue. Awesome. I had to dig out my own old corner-snipped hard-cover passport for comparison. The new ones are easier to carry, but those old ones just had a certain allure to them that befits Bond!

75vette · February 2014

That's amazing! Are all of the items in the photo replicas? I need one of those silencers.

Higgins · February 2014

I want that replica Submariner

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

Bondtoys wrote:

I want that replica Submariner

I will swap you for some gummy bears

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

75vette wrote:

That's amazing! Are all of the items in the photo replicas? I need one of those silencers.

The PPK is a blank fire and my good friend ASP tells me the silencer is an original walther one -{

Higgins · February 2014

Asp9mm has friends??

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

Yes, I think he is very selective though

sruzgar · February 2014

Cant be that selective

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

sruzgar wrote:

Cant be that selective

I know what you mean Si, but I think his empathy kicked in when he met you

Higgins · February 2014

He keeps on sending me friendship requests and I can't believe that anyone would agree them

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

I wouldn't open them, he might have written them with venom

sruzgar · February 2014

danjaq_0ff wrote:

sruzgar wrote:

Cant be that selective

I know what you mean Si, but I think his empathy kicked in when he met you

That explains it!

danjaq_0ff · February 2014

well, at least he aint after your body like he is with me ;%

Jag · February 2014

Bond Collectors' Weekends wrote:

Jag wrote:

Isn't the passport supposed to be for "Mr James Bond" instead or "Mr. James Bond"? If so, I guess a tiny droplet of liquid paper will fix it!

It's interesting, isn't it? Fleming varied between Mr. and Mr in his character names and references.

Was it Fleming himself, or perhaps his editors? If it was Fleming, then you would expect his editors to bring some consistency, but if it was the editors, then you could expect anything...

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Replica Vintage Passport.

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