Industry

Prop making is all about budgets. We often view movie props as being junk that’s been hobbled together from spare camera parts and discarded food tins. This can be the case when productions are on a budget. But for larger productions, prop making can be at the forefront of industrial design. Take the production of Stargate SG1 for example. While the show had it’s share of painted Nintendo blasters, the prop shop also made use of CNC mills, laser cutters, 3D printers and more.

The evolution of our own prop shop is no different. We are growing our own capabilities with top of the line equipment to cast flawless props, build advanced animations, and design breathtaking lighting effects. Everything that you see on the screen and think “Wow that’s cool” is what we want to bring to life.

Replica props from our favorite movies and television shows can be an incredible way to feel a connection with the on screen moments we love. These pieces allow us to step onto the screen and feel what it’s like to be there in the story. In other words, replica props can bring our dreams to life.

That’s the happy side of the coin.

The flip side is where collectible companies come along and make promises that they can’t keep. Time after time companies have set up announcements at Comic Con, taken thousands of pre-orders, and then disappear. Fans are left robbed of their money and their dreams.

We have been victimized by those same predatory companies. We feel your pain.

This company is different. We’re based in our values of do good before worrying about profit. We operate from a straight-forward angle:

1. Your money is important to you (we know about hard work…)
2. Your trust is important to us
3. We plan to be around for a long time

We’re here to make amazing collectibles. YOU make it possible for us to do that when you place your order.