DC Green Arrow Screen Used Hero Prop Bomb
This item was used in Season 5 Episode 3 of "Green Arrow" entitled "A Matter of Trust" on the CW. It was received from a studio clearing house auction.
This is the Hero Canister/Bomb used in the episode. It is a studio made item. It is made with magnets on the outside which allows it to click onto the plate/holder in the episode. (if you watch the episode you can see the magnets click onto the stand) It has a button on top that pushes in and a light but it does not light up anymore as I assume the batteries inside are dead at this point. I believe the battery is in the top piece (the black section) but it is epoxied on so there is no way to replace it. Unlike similiar items this is not a stunt canister. The stunt canister has a smooth bottom (no screws) and fake magnets and the Hero canister has screws on the bottom that are clearly visible in the photos.
The canister itself is 7 inches tall and approx 4 inches in diameter. It is a heavy metal cylinder with magnets screwed on around the top and bottom with a hard plastic "Lid" as pictured. The bottom plate can be screwed off to see inside but nothing else can as it is all filled/secured with epoxy. It is a studio created item that does not exist in the real world.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “Arrow”.
This item was used in Season 5 Episode 3 of "Green Arrow" entitled "A Matter of Trust" on the CW. It was received from a studio clearing house auction.
This is the Hero Canister/Bomb used in the episode. It is a studio made item. It is made with magnets on the outside which allows it to click onto the plate/holder in the episode. (if you watch the episode you can see the magnets click onto the stand) It has a button on top that pushes in and a light but it does not light up anymore as I assume the batteries inside are dead at this point. I believe the battery is in the top piece (the black section) but it is epoxied on so there is no way to replace it. Unlike similiar items this is not a stunt canister. The stunt canister has a smooth bottom (no screws) and fake magnets and the Hero canister has screws on the bottom that are clearly visible in the photos.
The canister itself is 7 inches tall and approx 4 inches in diameter. It is a heavy metal cylinder with magnets screwed on around the top and bottom with a hard plastic "Lid" as pictured. The bottom plate can be screwed off to see inside but nothing else can as it is all filled/secured with epoxy. It is a studio created item that does not exist in the real world.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “Arrow”.
This item was used in Season 5 Episode 3 of "Green Arrow" entitled "A Matter of Trust" on the CW. It was received from a studio clearing house auction.
This is the Hero Canister/Bomb used in the episode. It is a studio made item. It is made with magnets on the outside which allows it to click onto the plate/holder in the episode. (if you watch the episode you can see the magnets click onto the stand) It has a button on top that pushes in and a light but it does not light up anymore as I assume the batteries inside are dead at this point. I believe the battery is in the top piece (the black section) but it is epoxied on so there is no way to replace it. Unlike similiar items this is not a stunt canister. The stunt canister has a smooth bottom (no screws) and fake magnets and the Hero canister has screws on the bottom that are clearly visible in the photos.
The canister itself is 7 inches tall and approx 4 inches in diameter. It is a heavy metal cylinder with magnets screwed on around the top and bottom with a hard plastic "Lid" as pictured. The bottom plate can be screwed off to see inside but nothing else can as it is all filled/secured with epoxy. It is a studio created item that does not exist in the real world.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “Arrow”.
Studios will sell off their extra inventory through certain licensed auction houses. They do not come with official studio COA's as the studio does not have the time to identify and verify every single item used on a production so they often give them to secondary auction houses to sell off assets. These items can often be picture matched if screen used or they often come with wardrobe/costume tag identifiers.
