007 movie prop replicas announced...











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Remember Corgi/Master Replicas and their James Bond license from a few Toy Fairs back? Wonder what happened with it?

Factory Entertainment, which acquired Master Replicas earlier this year after their collapse from Corgi (read our story HERE (https://www.figures.com/databases/action.cgi?setup_file=fignews2.setup&category=actionfigures&topic=182&show_article=71)), now owns the James Bond prop replica license. Their website www.factoryent.com (http://www.factoryent.com) has recently been updated revealing what their plans for 007 prop replicas are.

Licensed James Bond prop replicas include a 1:1 scale Golden Gun from 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun, original prop teeth seen on the iconic villain Jaws, and tarot cards used by Solitaire in 1973's Live or Let Die. These projects are all underway, though product details, including release dates, price and availability, haven't been announced yet. Further news as we receive it.

Will Jaws' teeth be wearable and allow you to bite through steel? If so, where do I pre-order? :D

LOL, no doubt. Otherwise be kinda creepy... like owning some old, retired villain's dentures. Loved Jaws as a character though; the good 'ol cheesy 70's Roger Moore films were great (ie: Moonraker).