8.30.2018

"I got tired of waiting around for someone else to do it for me." - Frank Walker

We were tired of flat, oversized, inaccurate (and out of production) replicas of the 1984 Tomorrowland pin.

Presenting the Dreamer's Replica Pin, available now.

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  2. Awesome pin! It seems like in the film the clip at the back disappears and reappears depending on how they want to present the pin. Also I believe the “Hero” pin as it would probably be called had its T and other designs “bumped out” instead of “caved in” like the promo-style pins. Still looking for one with at least the design of a timer on the back....

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    1. All of the film prop pins had the protruding inlays -- they also cost the production several thousand dollars a piece to produce. (CNC machined base from solid brass and tinted resin inlays.) This replica is as close as we could get using traditional pin manufacturing methods. However, I'm still working on an "elite edition" that will eventually feature the convex color sections. Trying to keep it under couple hundred bucks, but it's still going to take a few more years of hobby-time development.

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    2. Wow! Never thought such a simple thing could break the bank. Apologizes if I sounded so negative, I’m just sort of nit-picky when it comes to props XD

      Love the site, love your work, love the film! Keep up the good work!

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    3. Not at all! I'm delighted someone cares as much as I do. By hook or by crook, I'm going to make sure an accurate prop version of this available for people over the next few years.

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    4. Time to start saving up for my trip to the future (or rather cerebral commercial trip)....

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