On 4-Sep-2003, Malcolm > wrote:

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> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.

I assume this is a joke. Do you have any idea what it would cost to "ship"
a reasonably intact, non-airworthy airliner from one place to another?
Vastly cheaper to take your cameras and crew to wherever the airliner is.

Malcolm wrote:

> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.
>
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Exspensive to ship a 737, but if the interior is a issue there are cabin
interior mockups used for things like evacuation training for cabin crew.
There should be quite a few of those in Europe which are presumably rented
out to airlines that don't own them. They are quite expensive and
realistic.

regards

jc

Malcolm wrote:
>
> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.

It's not a 737, but I do have an old Super Constellation that I rent
out. It flies poorly because one of the wings is bent, but that
shouldn't be a problem for a film project. It only costs 40 dollars or
so to ship it to Europe.

Tim

("Malcolm" wrote)
> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.


I've built a few theatre sets in my day. Send me a budget for the set and
we'll get right on it. Of course now you'll have to ship *me* over to
Europe.

You know, your timing is off by about a month. I could have built your set
here, in our shop, then shipped the entire thing back to Europe inside the
Beluga. Drat.

http://www.airventure.org/2003/gallery/post/beluga_runway_600.jpg


Can I push the pyro igniter button - at the end of movie?

"Watch this next scene, you'll see the *boom* in the wide shot."

--
Montblack
"I like to watch"

If you're serious check the commercial studio soundstage rentals for
interior mockups. Remember you need to have both a full cabin for shot
axis' running fore and aft as port or starboard cabin half-sections to give
you enough subject-to-camera relief for transverse shots, tracking and dolly
shots as people move in the cabin, etc. Really really hard to do all that
in the confines of an actual aircraft.

"Malcolm" > wrote in message
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> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.
>
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Try Barronthomas.com I think they have a old connie

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Malcolm > wrote in message >...
> I am looking for a Boeing-like aircraft, a 737-200 or passenger aircraft
> of pre-1985, for a low budget film I am making. The aircraft need not
> function but the interior should be as intact as possible. Would like
> to ship it to Europe.
>
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You realize, of course, that movies, tv shows and commercials never
use a *real* airplane interior. Not enough room inside. There are
many soundstages in all regions of the world that have this
capability. Check with some of hte bigger studios in your region. If
you have some extra bucks, bring your cast over to the states and
contract out stage 747 at Paramount studios in Hollywood. That's
their soundstage with aircraft interiors, cockpits, etc.