James Bond

Live And Let Die is the only James Bond film to feature a supernatural theme and was also the first major motion picture to feature tarot card reading as a central plot device. The producers were keen to avoid any of the typical occult stereotypes that were frequently seen in films of the period that featured tarot. So Scottish artist Fergus Hall was commissioned to paint unique art as the centerpieces for Solitaire's iconic cards. A traditional tarot card deck contains 78 cards, however the compressed tight deadlines of film production meant that only 27 different paintings, therefore only 27 different prop cards, could be completed in time. A licensed deck of 78 Tarot Cards was made available in stores when Live And Let Die premiered in theaters. This same deck was later re-branded as 'The Tarot of the Witches' and remains popular with tarot practitioners and enthusiasts to this day. However, both these decks feature significantly revised and edited artwork that was produced after filming had been completed and does not match what was seen in the film. The Factory Entertainment team meticulously digitally restored high-resolution scans of the original prop cards in the EON Productions archive. This set replicates exactly the 27 cards used in production, including two recently rediscovered cards which were thought to have been lost and have never been previously reproduced. The set also includes 10 duplicate 'The Lovers' cards, making a total of 37 cards in each set. Each card is printed on heavyweight playing card-stock and features a stylized 007 motif pattern on the reverse. Presented in a stylish gift box, with a magnetic closure. Each set includes an individually numbered COA booklet and a screen-accurate black velvet storage bag. Gift Box Dimensions: 10.6 x 5.7 x 1.4" (270 x 145 x 35 mm) Individual Card Dimensions: 4.3 x 2.8" (108 x 70 mm)

"I've been dreaming about a Solex Agitator. Ever heard of one?" James Bond The Solex Agitator is a key component of Francisco Scaramanga's solar energy device, a central plot element in 1974's The Man With The Golden Gun. The original prop was created using a variety of found-components, encased in acrylic to create the distinctive central core. The Factory Entertainment team were able to carefully study a surviving original prop in the EON Productions Archive. The original prop was painstakingly copied. Many of the elements in the core are obsolete vintage electrical and computing components, each of which was carefully modeled by our digital artists. The frame is machined aluminum, the core components have been recreated in resin and have been embedded into clear acrylic, exactly like the original prop. Each replica is presented in a wooden display box and includes a COA (certificate of authenticity) booklet and an individually numbered metal plaque bearing the unique edition number of each piece. The edition size for this replica is 1,000 pieces.

MOONRAKER, released in 1979 at the height of a global science-fiction craze, details Bonds efforts to thwart the genocidal plans of Hugo Drax. On the surface a hugely successful global business titan, Drax is, in truth, a madman bent on global domination. The original props were polyurethane and rubber with no moving parts. They were specially constructed for the film by the EON Productions prop department, and a large quantity of different props were produced. The main body was constructed around a casting taken from a toy gun. Various real-world parts, including plumbing supplies, were added to complete the fantasy look. The laser effects seen on screen were added later during post-production using a labor-intensive animation technique known as 'rotoscoping. While cutting edge in its day, the process has been replaced by modern digital effects today. A slightly more detailed 'hero' prop was briefly seen being used by an MI6 operative disguised as a monk. A large number of stunt props were used during the climactic final battle sequence, both as handheld weapons and as mounted onto the US Marines' spacewalk apparatus. THE REPLICA The Factory Entertainment Moonraker Laser prop replica was created after careful study of the original props in the EON Productions archives, as well as reference photographs and original production drawings. The original props were made quickly, of lightweight materials, to suit the needs of film production. The replica is cast from a heavyweight polyresin and features metal fittings. Although visually identical to the original, the replica has more heft and strength than the original props. Physical triggers are not present on the original props; they were deliberately omitted for practical reasons, to allow the actors to hold the props and fit their fingers into the area where a trigger would normally be while wearing thick astronaut gloves. The replica features an ultra-bright blue LED light effect, activated by a concealed button, as a homage to the ground-breaking rotoscoped visual effects and to enhance the 70's laser-weapon aesthetic. Inspired by the Moonraker laser's later appearances in 007 video games, scope detail and a movable 'selector-lever' have also been incorporated into the replica. Each replica includes a certificate of authenticity booklet, a display stand and an individually numbered metal plaque. The edition size is 750 pieces. Size: 50 x 28 x 9 cm Requires 2 x AAA (LR3) Batteries. Batteries included.

Oddjob is the manservant of Auric Goldfinger, James Bond's antagonist in 1964's GOLDFINGER. Oddjob is a formidable character - extremely strong, skilled in martial arts and in possession of a deadly weapon, his black bowler hat. THE REPLICA The Factory Entertainment Oddjob Hat prop replica was created after careful study of the remaining original SFX hat with the embedded rim in the EON Productions archives, as well as reference photographs and original production drawings. The original archive hat was hand-measured, and a 3D model was created from these measurements in order to create wooden molds, or 'forms' that were then used to press and stretch woolen felt into the correct shapes. Historically, bowler hats were designed to afford some protection to the heads of gamekeepers, so they were made from thick durable material. The Factory Entertainment team duplicated this, commissioning a special ultra-heavyweight felt material that is even tougher than its 1960's forebears. The metal rims of the original props would only have needed to adhere to the hats for short takes. The Factory Entertainment team wanted their replica to last a long time, and after experimenting with many different options and prototypes, the team developed a method that includes both mechanical and chemical bonding to invisibly and permanently fix the two different materials together. The Oddjob Hat replica also features the following screen-accurate details: - Black edging ribbon and a satin hat band on the exterior. - A satin liner and a leather band on the interior. - Laser cut brushed stainless steel metal ring. - Hat size -- 7 3/8" (58cm) hat size. Each replica includes a museum-style mirrored display base with an acrylic cover, specially designed magnetic supports and an individually numbered metal plaque bearing the unique edition number of each piece and a COA (certificate of authenticity) booklet. Limited to 1,000 pieces. This replica is intended for display only. Never attempt to throw this replica.

"Ejector seat? You're joking?" James Bond "I never joke about my work, 007!" Q One of the many striking features of the Aston Martin DB5 featured in GOLDFINGER is the ejector seat, activated by a button concealed inside the gearshift knob. The original prop was crafted using a combination of found-parts and specially machined components and did not function; it was purely cosmetic. The same prop was recreated for 2012's SKYFALL. This replica has been copied from surviving material in the EON Productions Archive. The knob is crafted of aluminum and resin. Its flip-up lid features a magnetic closure and the famous push button switch. Each replica is permanently mounted on a wooden display stand. Each replica is packaged in a gift box and comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity booklet. The edition size is 1,964 pieces. Please note - although it delivers a satisfying 'click', the replica does not activate an ejector seat and will not rid you of any unwanted passengers. That we leave up to your imagination!

To the movie 'James Bond' comes this faithful replica. The mini replica was made of metal and is 6 cm tall. Factory Entertainment is here to help expand the pop-culture collecting experience with its Scaled Prop Replica line. All Scaled Prop Replicas are available at an entry-level, affordable price while not skimping on the fine details that collectors have come to expect from Factory Entertainment's full scale replicas. Collect them all!