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[TV: Battlestar Galactica] ID Help: Is that recording device a nose hair trimmer? [2004]

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[TV: Battlestar Galactica] ID Help: Is that recording device a nose hair trimmer? [2004]

u/pewpedmepants — 12 hours ago

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[Film] The hatch handles in the conceptual horror romp "Cube" are die stocks/wreches.

u/Pikka_Bird — 2 days ago

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[Film] In Project Hail Mary, the gravity system switch is a SmallRig 1638C camera top handle.

u/Gdescarlett — 7 days ago

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[Movie] Palm Springs (2020) - The "bomb belt" attached to the poor goat is actually a Chinese Type 56 chest rig

u/Global_Bonus4067 — 7 days ago

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[Film] Invisible Man (2020)

The rig holding the very high tech invisible suit is just magic arms and super clamps

u/chromanodyssey — 6 days ago

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[TV] in Thomas & Friends, a Lego minifigure air tank piece is used as detail on Terence the Tractor’s snowplough.

u/ssbu9876 — 9 days ago

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[Film] Star Wars (1977) Lightsaber handle from a camera's flash stick

I have seen this as an image before, but thought it was pretty cool in video too.

u/elementarydrw — 8 days ago

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[TV] Stargate Atlantis [2004] Lifesigns detector was a iPaq pocket PC with a silicone cover

u/Late-Hat-9144 — 11 days ago

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[TV] In AppleTV's Foundation [season one - 2021], Selenite Crystal Towers Were Used Upside-Down As Sacred Drinking Vessels.

u/zenlittleplatypus — 9 days ago