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These screen-used building and figure miniatures were created for the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of the videogame, Ha

These screen-used building and figure miniatures were created for the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of the videogame, Ha

This is the exploding Banshee spaceship, Jackal figure and structure featured in the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of th

These screen-used building and figure miniatures were created for the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of the videogame, Ha

Section of oil pipeline featured in the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of the videogame, Halo 3. This structure was part

Overhead building bridge and pieces of the bombed out freeway and antenna structure, together with an assortment of building debris featured in the aw

Bombed out antenna array featured in the award-winning advertising campaign “Believe” for the launch of the videogame, Halo 3. Created for the coloss

Built for a BMW commercial, this highly detailed miniature started out to be the American Space Shuttle, but when clearance issues prevented using the

(Impact, 2007) Weathered MGM Las Vegas Casino filming miniature sign created for the 80 foot long motion control miniature of the post-apocalyptic Las

(Impact, 2007) Hand-sculpted miniature Sphinx screen-used in the post-apocalyptic Las Vegas strip. Fabricated from urethane foam, wire mesh and coate

(Impact, 2007) Completely dilapidated sections of the Las Vegas Venetian Casino were screen-used in front of both framed Vegas hotels. Designed and c

(Impact, 2007) Key weathered New York, New York Hotel foreground pieces for the post-apocalyptic Las Vegas strip. Created from cast urethane resin, s

(Columbia, 2007) 1:6 scale construction crane boom filming miniature used for the exciting scene where Spider-Man saves Gwen Stacy from a construction

(Warner Bros., 2007) Screen-used 1:3 scale rear end section of the school bus used in the sinking sequence in Trick ‘r Treat. For the shot the model

(Warner Bros., 2008) 1:3 scale miniature garbage truck used in the signature Batman/Joker chase sequence from The Dark Knight. When one of the Joker’

(Columbia, 2008) 1:4 scale front section of the diesel locomotive use in the impact with Will Smith “John Hancock,” when he casually steps onto the tr

(Columbia, 2009) Screen-used colossal top section of the Las Vegas Paris Eiffel Tower that gets clipped by the Russian aircraft as it’s chased by the

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale miniature Douglas DC-3 aircraft used in the Wright Flyer escape sequence in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. Co

(TCF, 2009) Accurate 1:16 scale recreation of the Bell X-1 aircraft flown by Chuck Yeager and the first aircraft to break the sound barrier. This det

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale Lockheed Electra aircraft miniature used in the museum fly-through scene of the National Air and Space Museum. This handcrafte

(TCF, 2009) This 1:16 scale X-15 aircraft miniature depicts one of the many experimental aircraft used by Air Force pilots to explore the boundaries o

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale Northrop M2-F3 aircraft miniature used in the museum fly-through get-away. This unique, handmade miniature depicts an aircraft

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale Lockheed Vega miniature used in the museum fly-through in the getaway sequence. Built and photographed specifically for the fi

(TCF, 2009) An exactingly scaled replica of the full-size joint Apollo/Soyuz space mission vehicles as displayed in the National Air and Space Museum.

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale replica of Spirit of St. Louis, the aircraft used by Charles Lindbergh on his historic first solo flight across the Atlantic.

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale Sputnik filming miniature used for the escape scene of Ben Stiller and Amy Adams flying the Wright Flyer out of the National Ai

(TCF, 2009) Handcrafted 1:16 scale Predator Drone aircraft constructed from vacuum formed plastic and cast resin parts, this miniature was made and ph

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale historical Voyager Satellite spacecraft miniature used in the museum fly-through get-away sequence. Constructed from sintra an

(TCF, 2009) 1:16 scale replica of the Hubble Space Telescope from the National Air and Space Museum. This model was used in the Wright Flyer escape s

For scenes flying through an oil field in Disney’s Universe of Energy ride, this pair of miniature oil derricks were built and photographed on a minia

These three smaller scale derricks were placed behind the large derricks to increase the apparent depth of the set as seen through the camera. Made f

(TCF, 1977) M’iiyoom Onith, dubbed “Yam head” by the crew at ILM was built for the cantina sequence in Star Wars. It was sculpted by Phill Tippett and

(TCF, 1977) Ellors Madak creature mask and pair of hands, which were sculpted and worn by Phil during the Cantina sequence in Star Wars. The head is p

(TCF, 1977) This distinctive Cantina creature is created of foam latex, hand painted and detailed with tiny “hairs.” It has two rubber tubes present

(TCF, 1977) This iconic puppet, the monster lurking in the trash compactor, is seen in one of the most memorable scenes of Star Wars. Han, Luke, Leia

(TCF, 1980) Pair of space slug teeth constructed of solid cast resin. Phil Tippet puppeteered this creature during the filming of the Millennium Falc

(TCF, 1977) Distinctive latex face appliance designed to cover the actor’s forehead and eyes. Measures 10 in. wide x 7 in. tall. Exhibits minor dete

(TCF, 1980) Darth Vader belt buckle worn in The Empire Strikes Back and constructed of painted aluminum with applied decals. Engraved on the verso to

(TCF, 1980) Han Solo stop-motion puppet miniature parka of thick blue cloth with fur-trimmed hood, hand painted and detailed with patches of “snow.”

(TCF, 1980) This intricate aluminum and steel ball-and-socket armature was used as a working prototype for the Tauntaun in The Empire Strikes Back, an

(TCF, 1980) Background AT-AT constructed of plastic and styrene, one side of which has been meticulously hand painted and detailed to appear like batt

(TCF, 1980) Pair of Joe Johnston original AT-AT legs which were used to scale and mock up the stop-motion AT-AT. Constructed of resin and measuring 1

(TCF, 1983) General Ackbar eye cast in solid acrylic and fitted with an aluminum rig point for cable controls. Measures 3 in. x 2 in.

Huge archive of storyboards and production files from Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI - Return of the Jedi. Huge archive

(TCF, 1980) These three highly detailed heads and 13 in. full body sculpt are the only remaining pieces of the original Tauntaun, the molds having deg

(TCF, 1983) This is the very first casting of the Rancor creature. This intricate stop-motion puppet featured prominently when Luke fights it at Jabb

(Paramount, 1981) Marcus Brody stated, “The Bible speaks of the Ark leveling mountains and laying wasted to entire regions. An army which carries the

(TCF, 1983) Designed and sculpted by Phil Tippett, this Jabba the Hutt maquette is made of resin and hand-painted to detail. It was originally sculpt

(Buena Vista, 1989) The Scorpion monster and Antie characters from Honey I Shrunk the Kids are two extremely complex stop motion puppets. They are eac

(Orion, 1990) Built by the same crew that created the Cain puppet, this RoboCop stop-motion puppet was used during the fight sequence at the end of Ro