Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Star Trek Warehouse Sale video

The sale was a huge success and we had a blast. It was great to see old friends like Francis (who got a bridge chair and nav console) and even my former nemesis Gerald Gurian, who we all had a great time chatting with. Gerald walked away with the Enterprise D Nacelles! Well, he didn't really "walk away" with them, but he bought them and got a great deal!

And Daryl was there as always to help out. We also got to have Adam Savage from Mythbusters stop by!

And here is a great video you MUST watch!

Thanks to all!

Alec

Saturday, April 10, 2010

STTE Warehouse Sale Phone ordering update.

PLEASE read the rules in my previous blog post. DO not email before 3:00pm.

Photos and prices are below. Please note Costumes will be available for sale at a later date. We have a good number of them and I don't want to deal with sizes and such today. They will be taken back to Santa Ana and sorted and sized, for sale at a later date.

Engine Nacelles from Enterprise D (2 available, left and right) $ 800 each

Enterprise D #1's station next to his chair $ 400 (no translights)

Cardassian display case from store $ 800
49" x 34" x 43"

Cardassian cash register counter from store $ 600
Missing wheels, scuffed and chipped paint in places, tape marks on counter top. Trim is damaged and needs replacing.
57" x 48" x 31.5"

Big Cardassian store display case
Missing wheels, scuffed and chipped paint in places, tape marks on counter top. Trim is damaged and needs replacing. $ 600
96" x 36" x 51"

Borg Alcove $ 800 (Broken Plasma display)
Yes, it's upside down!

Transporter Panels
95.25" x 32.75" $ 300

Quark's Table and 4 chairs $ 395

Enterprise Doors (HEAVY!) $ 300 each
Cool Big-ass wall panels (on left) $ 300 (VERY HEAVY!)

MORE TO FOLLOW SHORTLY

Friday, April 9, 2010

Star Trek Experience Warehose Sale Ordering Info

For anyone who wants to order something from the Star Trek Experience Warehouse Sale.

The Star Trek: The Experience Warehouse Sale is a cash and carry event (Well, we take checks and PayPal too). But a lot of people have been calling me about getting items even though they cannot be here. So, to address this, and take care of the people who actually are coming, if you want an item you see on our sites tonight, follow the following process:

Please note first that tonight we will have a ton of photos of the final set-up with everything for sale as well as a video. Please refer to that.

We will be accepting emails starting at 3:00pm PST on Saturday and if we have anything left that you want, we will try and make arrangements to get it to you.

Rules:

1) Look at the photos on our sites tonight. The photos up tonight will show everything for sale.

2) Send me an email, NO SOONER than 3:00pm PST Saturday to startrek@propworx.com. (emails before 3:00 will be not count, but we will be answering questions if we can.)

3) Do NOT leave a voice mail as I have no time to either listen to or answer it this weekend. We are buried!

4) Be BRIEF. I will be getting a ton of emails.

5) If we are sold out, I will respond by email. If not, I will CALL YOU. So include your phone #.

6) I can tell you the price and then you can make a decision.

7) If I tell you I have set aside an item for you, then IMMEDIATELY go to PayPal and pay for it. You will be given an order #. Send your money to startrek@propworx.com and Curtis will record it. Make sure you list in your PayPal payment what it is for and your order #.


Alec Peters
CEO
Propworx

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Preparing for the big Star Trek Experience Warehouse Sale!

Well, it is 11:00 and we just got back from a 13 hour day preparing for the big Star Trek: The Experience Warehouse Sale this Saturday. It was a VERY long day, but many ex-Experience employees and members of the USS Las Vegas (the biggest Star Trek fan club in Las Vegas) helped us a ton and we are way ahead of schedule getting ready for Saturday.

There are a ton of photos of what we have for sale (and some of what we are taking for the August auction)
HERE. So if you can't make it and really want something, please call me at 404-918-1701.

I can tell you we have two complete TNG bridge sets, one of which we are keeping for the August auction, another that we are selling Saturday.

The TNG Captain's chair


Helm and Nav bridge chairs

Here are some of the bridge pieces available

We also have a TON of translights, of every size. We are only taking a few for the auction. Also, we are selling the "History of the Future" translights that many of you saw when you first enter the Experience. They are all for sale this Saturday.

Translights!

And more translights!

An AMAZING retail counter!

Cardassian Exit signs from the Promenade and Experience logo glass panels

Borg Alcoves (we have 2 for Saturday) and soem cool display cases

AMAZING custom made store fixtures

TNG Bridge Wall Panels


This is the ONLY chair from the Klingon Attack ride that was ever created by itself (All the rest were attached in rows) and this is for sale Saturday!


And then we have all 3 ships available for sale! The Enterprise A, Voyager and the Klingon Bird of Prey (but all need some tender loving care and restoration).


PLUS! We have AWESOME< Paramount-made TNG and First Contact costumes for sale!

Alec

Monday, April 5, 2010

Star Trek:The Experience Warehouse Sale this Saturday in Vegas!

Well, we finally are heading to Las Vegas to pick up the assets of Star Trek: The Experience from the warehouse. The items we ship back to the Propworx warehouse will be pretty cool and I think everyone will be pleasantly surprised by some of the great items we bring back (think Quark's Bar sign, very cool Captain's chairs, portable Quark's bar sections, bridge items, etc.).


Chairs from the Klingon Attack ride

But there is a lot that will not be in the Propworx Star Trek auction. And those items will be sold this weekend at the Star Trek: The Experience warehouse at 66 Spectrum Blvd in Las Vegas. Doors open at 10:00 and close at 3:00 and it is all cash and carry (OK, we will take a check if you twist our arm, but no credit cards).


A DS9 Cardassian-style Exit sign!

The feature item is a table and 4 chairs from Quark's bar for only $ 195! We have a number of sets of these, so come and get 'em.

We also have Borg Alcoves, which are very cool, but need a little cleaning and minor repair.(Yes, the one in the photo below is upside down!).

There are also wall panels, bar stools, and plenty of costumes! Both TNG and DS9 style of Starfleet costume are readily available, and we should even have your size (assuming you are not of retired Klingon proportions!).

If you have questions, feel free to email me, but we don't have a lot of info as we will be sifting through everything Thursday and Friday, so I will post more info then.

Alec

Monday, March 22, 2010

High End Replica Tricorder from EFX


With the demise of Master Replicas (It was bought by Corgi and then faded into the sunset), EFX has taken up the banner of high end replica props. Barry and Bryan, the two founders are industry vets, and EFX has secured a number of licenses, Star Wars, Disney, and Star Trek. An avid Star Trek Prop, Costume & Auction Blog reader recently wrote a review of the new TNG era Mark IX Tricorder which I am happy to print, as EFX items are top quality, and worthy additions to a prop collectors collection.

EFX Mark IX Tricorder

The Mark 1X Tricorder, as sold on the Entertainment Earth web site,. is a copy of the tricorder used by LT. Cmdr. Data in Star Trek First Contact. The casing of the tricorder is cast metal with a plastic battery door that attaches to the tricorder with four screws - the same as the original prop. The tricorder comes with all of the bells and whistles you would normally get in a high quality replica including a prop stand and a numbered plaque. It is loaded with LEDs and has the original science tricorder scanning sound - all of which engage when the tricorder trip switch is thrown by opening the door/flap of the tricorder. The only sound issue that I see is with the opening of the tricorder. The ratchet sound is a fabricated electronically rather than having it built into the door itself. This slightly takes away from the overall aesthetic affect of the prop.

Being made out of metal, the tricorder is very heavy, perhaps too much so for any real prop enthusiast to enjoy playing with because you feel like you're going to drop it when you pick it up and you wonder whether it will fall off the custom stand. But rest assured, it is very secure. If you already own the Master Replicas First Contact Phaser, then this is a good sister prop to add to your collection because both are made out of metal and both display similarly on their custom stands.

Overall, it's worth the $349.00 U.S. (compared to the $249 that EFX Collectibles had it posted on their web site for) that Entertainment Earth charges considering the Roddenberry.com props go for more than double this and when you add in that this is limited to 684 pieces and comes with Brent Spiner's signature, you can't go wrong. I don't doubt that these units will triple in price on Ebay within six months of initial delivery so if you have the $349.00 to spend, get it now.

Rob Ball

EFX Collectibles Web Site

http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=EFX02090001

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Klingon Mask for sale on Hollywood History

Many of you know I am good friends with Dana Hammontree, who just recently started a prop business with Wes Cannon, another well known prop collector. Their company is Hollywood History and you should check it out regularly if you are a Star Trek fan. I recently bought a set of Tellarite pistols from them and I give Dana high marks for his service.

Dana is as connected as any dealer in the Star Trek prop and costume market (I met Dana waiting in line to get into the Christie's Star Trek auction in 2006) and so he tends to have good Star Trek items for sale. One such item is a Klingon Mask from Star Trek VI he just listed.

If you don't have one of these, I highly suggest getting this. It is listed at only $ 899. I think that is a great price for a real mask used on Star Trek and it comes with an IAW COA, so you know it is the real thing.


Good hunting!

Alec