Would this be realistic enough to use as a prop in movies?
1862417
To be honest, I was going to use it for a cosplay but, it's a bit small (big hands). Depending on who's using it and what the scene requires, it can be an okay prop. However, I'd day just go with something relatively bigger.
83089
It works...ok. I wouldn't go on a job interview with the stuff on. It's def fake looking. But it achieves the effect for costumes.
369848
Good Question Jon, you'll have to ask the maker of Daisy outdoor Products, other wise I think that's just Hollywood prop's for the movie ??
1540827
Yes but it is heavy. I would say it is made for plays, re-enactments or decoration.
972575
No, it can not shoot real ArowsIt is a toy.Looks real and is well made but does not have a lot of power
975834
I think it would probably work well, it's not ultra thick, but did have nice stability. If you have any embossing/burning it should hold the design nicely. The price was pretty good, which is always a bonus when costuming.
981090
If you would expect a real gun to break after a week...then yes...it is realistic.
337299
My 12 yr old daughter used it as a prop in a pageant. It was really big but we cinched it up as far as it would go and it worked fine.
1241136
It's not bad! Totally realistic is a stretch. I like the effects that it has.
2196176
doubt it.. it is more of a childs toy.. something more professional would be needed
1650691
Yes, it does look like look real there's a place to put the battery's and u can cover it.
473494
I have used it for movies before but i would say it is not the most suitable piece of equipment to do so. It can get too noisy in the room because of the cooler working for such a long time and the projector also heats too much after long periods of use.
1411118
I dont see that being a problem. it would need to be taped or attached pretty sturdy and it is plastic and i would say it would work, as long as it wasn't roughly handled.. It looks realistic, as we used it for a mafia theme background and was a hit for the party. Hope this helps!
2122602
Pretty close...my son likes things to be as close to real as they can and he liked it!!
648649
Somewhat. From afar it can look realistic, but once you're close to it (like, if you were talking to someone for instance) it's pretty obvious that it's a wig. But it's still MUCH better quality than a junky halloween/party wig. However, this wig is pretty darn small (asian wigs tend to run small due to just an overall smaller head diameter) so if you have a larger head, you might not be able to wear it comfortably or wear it at all without some alterations. Personally I can't wear it properly so I'll be buying wefts from somewhere else and opening this wig up a little bit.
1619357
No, this is some off brand. This is costume quality only. I wouldn't recommend it for practical use.
1034337
Yes. I gave it to a friend who is a professional photographer. It is so realistic that his first reaction was kind of a gasp and ""Oh! You didn't!" Then he realized it wasn't heavy enough to be the real thing. He was amazed. I looks exactly like a real Cannon lense and even has some moving parts/settings.