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Time Machine Card Model
This is the original time machine from the 1960's movie, which is still a masterpiece, as far as I am concerned.
It makes e feel like assembling it and inviting some people over for dinner, and when they have had enough after dinner drinks, showing them the model and using some sleight of hand to make it disappear. |
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Yes...the 60s version was and still is, the best version of The Time Machine yet.
That's a nice model of the machine also. I attempted it several years ago, but printed it too small. I'll have to work on it again, only a little larger.
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Ashrunner "If you don't know what a lahar is, don't get in its way!" My Designs -- My Photography |
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Actually the machines in the second "War Of The Worlds" with Tom Cruise in it looked more like you'd expect the Martian machines to look, but they ruined the movie by putting Tom Cruise in it.
I liked the '49 Ford tail lights that shot the heat rays in the Gene Barry version, too. |
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There was a cool 70s movie with Malcolm Mcdowel as HG Wells who had to hunt down Jack the ripper in Modern times. David Warner played the ripper, stole the machine to avoid capture and Wells went after him. I think it was called time after time but I'm not sure.
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Yes, it was "Time after Time". My friend was the associate producer on it. He said the time machine prop in the movie was a real nightmare to work with. But it came out fine in the film! I'd love to see a model of that one, it was very stylish.
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Current site with model is
BLOG@PAPERCRAFT ver.2 |
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