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Solitaire was the mysterious and gifted psychic, played by Jane Seymour in 1973’s Live and Let Die. Blessed with the gift of being able to reliably prophesize future events, Solitaire used the tarot to guide and advise the crime boss Kanaga, played by Yaphet Koto. The tarot cards played a central role in the film and featured heavily in both the film's imagery and plot. Live and Let Die is generally acknowledged as having introduced tarot to a wider mainstream audience.

This beautiful 1:1 scale replica of Solitaire's prop tarot cards, officially licensed by Danjaq LLC and EON Productions, has been created after meticulous study and research of the original props in the EON archives as well as interviews with original cast and crew. The original prop cards were hand-crafted for the production and had deteriorated and faded somewhat with the passage of time. We have meticulously copied and digitally restored each original prop card to accurately replicate it as seen on screen, including all the subtle variances that are present in hand made work. Each card has been printed onto ultra-heavy weight 400 pt stock and features the striking stylized red ‘007’
repeating pattern seen in the film on the reverse. Our replica correctly reproduces the 25 different prop cards produced for the film, with the film accurate titles and artwork, which are different from commercially produced tarot cards. We have also included two additional duplicate ‘lovers’ cards to replicate the key scenes in the film.

The replica card set is presented in a handsome presentation/display box and includes a black velvet storage bag. Also included is a detailed prop story booklet and certificate of authenticity.

Adorable 3 3/4-inch collectible Pop! Heroes Vinyl Figure!
Head turns and looks amazing!
A great take on the heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe!

Inspired by designer toys and stylized character collectibles the world over, Funko is back with Funko Pop! Heroes! This adorable collectible figure comes packaged with a smile-- specifically, yours!

Features:
- New multi-directional slide-molded engine deck appropriate for this version
- Road wheels with photo-etched parts to represent undercut detail
- Multi-part idler wheel assembly for greater detail
- Sprocket wheels reproduced in full detail
- Glacis plate w/removable transmission inspection cover and fine bolt detail
- Tiny screw details - countersunk screws flush w/hull surface
- Well-detailed turret weld seams and screws
- Suspension exclusive to this specific version
- Side fenders w/detailed tread pattern
- Fighting compartment access hatch can be positioned open/closed
- Turret vision port covers can be assembled open/closed
- Visor interior detail reproduced accurately
- Turret access hatch can be assembled open/closed
- Multi-directional slide-molded turret w/screw detail
- Antenna assembly can be modeled in upright or stowed position
- Driver's vision port covers can be assembled open/closed
- Engine deck hatches can be assembled open/closed
- Photo-etched exhaust cover
- Lower hull formed from multiple parts for greater detail
- OVM w/molded-on clasps
- Magic Tracks reproduced by slide mold
- Brake cooling pipe w/fine detail

As Germany attempted to rearm in the 1930s in the lead-up to WWII, the military leadership relied heavily on the Pz.Kpfw.I. Some 1,493 examples of all types were built and these light tanks served in the early campaigns even though they were supposed to be just training platforms. Mass production of the Ausf.A commenced in April 1934, with this version having four road wheels per side, and production continued until June 1936. To conceal its true function, Germany originally labeled these vehicles as Landwirtschaftlicher Schlepper (“agricultural tractor”, La.S.). The fourth production run (Series 4) was the final type in the Ausf.A family. The Panzer I featured a rotating turret with two 7.92mm MG13 Dreyse machine guns. The vehicle was thinly armored with just 13mm steel at its thickest point. It operated with a crew of two men. The small and vulnerable tank was eventually phased out in favor of better and heavier designs.

Dragon is offering a fine 1/35 scale Smart Kit of a 4.Serie/La.S. version of the Panzer I. The kit depicts a vehicle slightly later in origin than the Early-Production Panzer I Ausf.A released earlier (Item No.6289). Indeed, this Ausf.A variant is a welcome addition to Dragon’s Panzer I lineup as it utilizes some high-quality components from previous kits, but mixed with a range of brand new elements specifically introduced for this 4.Serie tank. These modifications include a newly tooled engine deck that’s made with the aid of slide molds, and the louvered hatch that’s positioned near the rear of the deck. The kit has the correct suspension and transmission inspection cover for this variant. The track links may be tiny but they’re perfectly produced via Magic Tracks with no need for time-consuming cleanup. The Panzer I may have been small in size, but this model kit possesses an enormous stature in terms of quality and ease of construction.

Features:
- Fully detailed 1/144 Grumman X-29
- Stylish metal stand included
- Historically accurate markings
- Pre-assembled

The American company Grumman was the developer of the experimental X-29 aircraft that first flew on December 14, 1984. It was based on an F-5A Freedom Fighter airframe, but it also used some elements from the F-16. The X-29’s most notable feature was its forward-swept wings, making it look in some ways as though it was flying backwards! Indeed, it was only the world’s second aircraft to fly with such a wing configuration, with the first having been the German WWII-era Junkers Ju 287. In addition, the X-29 used advanced technologies such as carbon-fiber composite materials, canard control surfaces and a digital fly-by-wire system that was necessary due to its inherently unstable aerodynamic design. This computerized flight control system input up to 40 corrections per second. Just two X-29 aircraft were produced and NASA used them for a test program. The first supersonic flight occurred in 1985, and the General Electric F404 turbofan engine enabled a maximum speed of Mach 1.8.

Dragon Warbirds has recreated a 1/144 scale miniature of the second X-29 prototype (serial no. 82-0049) resplendent in the correct colors and markings. Aircraft No.2 performed 120 flights under Phase 2 of the test program. It was differentiated from the first in that it was fitted with a spin recovery parachute mounted at the base of the rudder. The reason for this was that the aircraft was destined to be engaged in Phase 2 research concerning high angles of attack (up to 67 degrees). Today the original is on display at the Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, but now collectors can appreciate their very own model of this unique forward-looking and forward-swept aircraft.

As featured in the 1974 film The Man With the Golden Gun. The signature weapon of the ‘$1 million dollar per shot’ assassin, Francisco Scaramanga, played by Sir Christopher Lee. Scaramanga’s Golden Gun was made up of seemingly innocuous separate elements that when combined created a deadly single shot handgun, a weapon that was not quite deadly enough to best 007. The Golden Gun went on to feature in numerous James Bond video game releases and is certainly one of the most iconic weapons of the James Bond series, and perhaps one of the most widely recognized cinematic weapons of all time.

This stunning 1:1 scale prop replica of the Golden Gun, officially licensed by Danjaq LLC and EON Productions, has been created after meticulous study and research of the original props in the EON archives as well as interviews with original cast and crew. With an all metal machined construction and plated in 18 ct gold, the replica can be assembled and disassembled into its component parts, exactly as per the original prop;

Fountain Pen – Forming the ‘barrel’ of the replica, the pen screws directly into the body of the lighter. Includes removable thread cap.

Lighter – With a hidden ‘slide out’ section the lighter forms the main
body of the replica. The lighter ‘lid’ opens to reveal a
breech chamber.

Cigarette Case – Open the end to create the handle and trigger housing
of the replica

Cufflink – With sprung blades, the cufflink screws into the trigger housing to create the trigger which can be pulled.

Bullet – A replica bullet inscribed with the 007 legend that can be fitted into the ‘breech’ of the cigarette lighter or displayed separately.

To allow you to display this item to maximum effect, each replica includes a high quality display base, acrylic stand and acrylic cover.

Also included are a detailed prop story booklet, certificate of authenticity and set of ‘blueprint’ style instructions.

As part of an edition of just 1000 pieces worldwide each Limited Edition Golden Gun prop replica includes a numbered plaque that details its edition number, provenance and authenticity.

Each Golden Gun replica is supplied boxed in 007 presentation packaging suitable for archival or display, which is protected and contained within a sealed outer brown shipping carton.

A UK import from Big Chief Studios! Taking inspiration from the Doctor Who IDW comic series, Dynamix Ultra-Stylised Vinyl Figurines offer unique interpretations of your favorite characters from the world's longest-running sci-fi TV show. From his spikey hair, to his trademark flowing trench coat and pinstriped suit, the Tenth Doctor strikes a confident pose ready for his next time-travelling adventure. Produced in a Worldwide Collectors Limited Edition of 3,000, each figurine comes with a Doctor Who logo base and is packed in a window display box.

This Listing is for a 7 inch Figure Ivan Drago.