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Stars And Their Cars
A little side note on the Silent Version, when it came time to film the race, the drivers were offered a $5000.00 to the winner. It was felt that if the stuntmen were given an incentive, the race would be more authentic.- basbol13
- Post #222
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Weapons in the Movies
I agree with you. It's interesting that in Captain America Civil War, Ant Man takes out Iron Man in such a way as you describe- basbol13
- Post #53
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Vintage neon signs
A great place for ice cream ...... also defunct- basbol13
- Post #469
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Weapons in the Movies
Too bad by the Civil War, they hadn't figured it out that rifling in a barrel and increased ease of loading leads to more accuracy and therefore killing power. So when you're standing 50 yards apart or less, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out you need to change tactics. But of...- basbol13
- Post #50
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Stars And Their Cars
Gary Coopers "2 of a Kind" SSJ in the background and Clark Gable's other "2 of a Kind" SSJ in the foreground- basbol13
- Post #219
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Stars And Their Cars
Charlton Heston and his 4 horse power Roman Special.- basbol13
- Post #218
- Forum: The Golden Era
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How would you earn a living?
I'd probably follow in Lester Gillis's footsteps. If not Lester's, Otto Berman's.- basbol13
- Post #177
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Weapons in the Movies
The Kentucky rifle and the Pennsylvania rifle are synonymous. Also George Washington preferred the smooth bore musket over the Pennsylvania / Kentucky rifle, as you correctly pointed out due to the inability of the P/K rifle to reload in a timely manner. Usually 4 rounds for the smooth bore to 2...- basbol13
- Post #46
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Is Alpaca itchy?
I believe it can be itchy, but I also believe that it's itchiness can be conquered by sheer will power. Just by not thinking about it can actually bring about peace in the mind of the wearer. It can be a character builder, though I wouldn't wear Alpaca underwear as I believe that would probably...- basbol13
- Post #23
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Old smells, that immeditately transport you back in time?
Where I grew up they even had it on the floor where the patrons stood, so I didn't have to go behind the counter, all I had to worry about was the butcher yelling at me to "Stop It !!!"- basbol13
- Post #263
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Old smells, that immeditately transport you back in time?
The smell of chickens reminds me of when I was a small child and my grandfather would take me to the poultry store on Fullerton Ave in Chicago, There would be cages upon cages of chickens and rabbits. My grandfather would take his time looking for the choicest one. He'd pick it out and the store...- basbol13
- Post #262
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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What are you snacking on?
Two (Chocolate and Caramel) of the Four Major Food Groups.....MILK DUDS- basbol13
- Post #200
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Weapons in the Movies
Since we mentioned Rambo, how about his bow?- basbol13
- Post #41
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Vintage neon signs
Like the sign like the thought. Should have bought it. I believe the neighbors would approve if they were invited "Barbara's"- basbol13
- Post #466
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Weapons in the Movies
Love sabres and like to see well choreographed duels, The Duelists (1977) has both- basbol13
- Post #35
- Forum: The Moving Picture
