I don't know.. but if they throw in a free bottle of that snake oil the guy's using in his hair, I'm inWhat the hell did I just watch?!!
Pathetic.. but after the stunt they pulled this bull sh1t doesn’t surprise me…Well, this is beyond cringey:
LMAO!!!! Just reminded me of BTTF “Time to change that oil”I don't know.. but if it comes with a free bottle of that snake oil the guy's clearly using in his hair, I'm in
Well, this is beyond cringey:
This a thread that should be archived for sure. Very well put together with tons of info! The sad truth about the whole "Blaster Affair" is that many people who worked on that production (or close to it) left us and will leave us in a not too distant future.
The dead cannot speak and it's worrying to know that some of those props will re-surface at auction without those gatekeepers.
Going public tonight at 6pm CentralI second some kind of archive or preserving this thread
Scott just released a video on his Patreon documenting and explaining this, hopefully one day he goes public with it
Thanks! You definitely covered a few tidbits that I hadn't picked up on or fully understood in the threads, and a bunch of those photos were new to me.Going public tonight at 6pm Central
You bloody legend mate. Thanks heaps,Going public tonight at 6pm Central
The initial impression was naturally that The Naked Runner upper was the same used on the Hero prop, although I think the general consensus now is that the guns are entirely different (both upper and lower). The differences in bull barrel chamfers is documented enough, although as I have shown before the very best footage of The Naked Runner seems to indicate the serial numbers are wholly different to that of the 2813 Hero prop's.
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There is also the fact that the Naked Runner's bull barrel has a lock tab meant to secure the threaded barrel extension and the Hero's bull barrel does not, although I suppose one could argue that it or a new bull barrel was added at a later date. But there is quite a lot of evidence to suggest that the two guns were entirely different.
Also I believe I am the one who originally posted the 'mystery' image that Scott discussed briefly in his video regarding the chamfers. I vaguely recall finding it on an old website with a description something or other like 'real bull barrel', but otherwise there was no source. Clearly enough it is a cast of a real gun, although looking at it closely now my gut is telling me that it's a modified resin cast of a MR Elite Edition Dl-44 (I could be wrong about that though).
Thanks! You definitely covered a few tidbits that I hadn't picked up on or fully understood in the threads, and a bunch of those photos were new to me.
I also appreciated the call-out to the t-shirt; now that this is on YouTube, I expect the orders will start rushing in!
One question:
As suggested by a comment that was just added to the video, is there continued disagreement about the Naked Runner upper? I'd gotten the impression from these threads that the consensus had shifted away from earlier thinking that it was the ANH upper to a current understanding that the NR gun was entirely a second C96. Does this remain a subject of debate?