And people say I'm hard to shop for.

5 years ago

Lot 107: Johnny Mnemonic, mixed media life size prop model of a biomechanical dolphin, 85". $3,500.

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Tags: movies, mutants, robots, the future, toys

15 Responses:

1. Jim Sweeney says:

   5 years ago at 12:10 pm

   Ideally he has a few functions, like video projector, and/or drinks dispenser.

   • mattyj says:

     5 years ago at 1:20 pm

     I'd settle for M&M's out the blowhole.

2. Jonathan Ungar says:

   5 years ago at 12:31 pm

   Not an actual security system, Jim?

3. Sheila Marie says:

   5 years ago at 12:35 pm

   Only if you mount a laser in his mouth.

4. Jim Sweeney says:

   5 years ago at 12:42 pm

   a "frickin'" laser...

5. Geoff Smith says:

   5 years ago at 12:55 pm

   For being life sized, $3500 is rather reasonable.

6. Jonathan Ungar says:

   5 years ago at 12:59 pm

   It's not the robot dolphins that nail you in the pocketbook, it's the cost of having the moat installed for them to swim in.

7. Kyle Huff says:

   5 years ago at 1:06 pm

   Now I can break all teh c0d3z! MUhahahahahahaha!

8. Devon Dossett says:

   5 years ago at 1:07 pm

   Cranial data access port.

9. Bill Paul says:

   5 years ago at 2:52 pm

   Apparently the same auction included a bunch of X-Men 1/2 movie props including:

   - A life-size mannequin of Mystique covered with silicone costume appliques
   - Plaster casts of Rebecca Romijn's boobs
   - A silicone "stunt-double" replica bust of Lady Deathstrike (also with boobs)
   - Sabretooth's hair and unibrow prosthetic
   - Toad's silicone tongue and several "toad-spit" facemasks
   - Multiple Nightcrawler hands, feet and tail props
   - Eerily realistic silicone "stunt-double" version of Wolverine's right forearm and fist

   I currently lack the capacity to even.

10. jwz says:

    5 years ago at 3:00 pm

    Wow, the Jacob's Ladder stuff is pretty fine too.

    • Steen says:

      5 years ago at 10:35 pm

      We really need to get Demonic Oral Protrusion to play here.

11. Rusty says:

    5 years ago at 7:40 pm

    Jones?!?!???!!!

12. Laura Rubin says:

    5 years ago at 10:42 am

    I wonder what it's made of. Plastics are notoriously hard to stop decomposing, and latex casts are doubly so.

    • nooj says:

      5 years ago at 12:55 pm

      That's not a problem here: naturally, the possessing demon heals the host body. The fun lasts for generations!