Aviation Movie Props
Having been in the aviation business for over 20 years, we have contacts to most aircraft that may be required to give your production that realistic look or special touch. Here is a sampling of aircraft, and aviation equipment available for use in your production. If you do not see an aircraft or item listed below, please call us, we may know where to source the aircraft or items needed for your production.
***Not everything in inventory is displayed on these pages
Gulfstream Jet
We recently purchased a Gulfstream Jet fuselage and cockpit to restore/modify for movie/video productions. This cockpit will be mounted on a trailer and will be available when completed, where ever you are filming. Until this project is completed we have a deal to use multiple complete Gulfstream aircraft for filming at California City Airport (approx 100 miles north of Los Angeles).
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F-16 Cockpit
We recently purchased this real F-16 cockpit and are working on restoring it back to original. Please contact us for current status of the project if you are interested in using it for your production.
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P-40, 1:1 scale Movie Props
These movie replicas built for a re-make of the Flying Tigers (the movie was never made). As time permits, we will complete these aircraft to static display.
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Yak-52
This is a Russian aerobatic aircraft that we currently have undergoing restoration.
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Fouga Jet
The Fouga Jet is a French built trainer aircraft from the 1950's. The first photo shows a flying aircraft, that we can make arangements for use in your project. The second and third photos show our static display aircraft. This aircraft can be moved to your location for filming.
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L-5
This is a WW II aircraft used for spotting enemy forces. We have three of these aircraft undergoing restroation at our California City Facility.
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Ejection Seats
We have several ejection seats in our collection (F-14, F-4, B-52, Ect. . . )
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Jungle Penetrator
This device is lowered down by a rescue helicopter through the jungle canopy, then the seat is unfolded and the downed crew member is hoisted back aboard the rescue helicopter.
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Aviation Related Vehicles
The first photo, is a 1958 American LaFrance O-11B crash Rescue Fire Truck. Second photo is a 1960's aircraft refuel truck. The last photo shows a 1990's aircraft tug.
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