Quantum Mechanix

Featured – Serenity Cutaways

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Making The Awesome: The Serenity Artisan Replica

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All Quantum Mechanix Artisan replicas are made by hand in the U.S.A. by real Hollywood model effects artists, propmakers and armorers. We feel this is key to delivering the most accurate and thrilling replicas. This is our way of insuring you’re never disappointed by a QMx collectible.

Here’s a link to the recently relauched FireflyShipWorks.com and a nice little video showing our artisans hard at work on the Big Damn Replica. Read more >

Featured – Fruity Oaty Girls

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Classic Chrome Centurion

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A Guided Tour of the Working Zat Gun Replica

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One of the Holy Grails of prop collecting is a “working” replica of the Zat’nik’tel, or Zat Gun, an incredibly unlikely sidearm favored by the Goa’uld in Stargate SG-1. Earlier this year QMx got a crack at restoring the original screen-used prop – and in the process, create the first truly screen-accurate, working Zat replica. Read more >

Hot Topic and QMx Join Forces

admin — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 19:36:26 +0000

“Don’t Buy Our Shirts!” – Four words we’re sure you never expected to hear from us. It’s true, though. We don’t want you to buy our shirts. At least not from us.

Through an exclusive partnership, QMx licensed t-shirts are now available on Hot Topic’s website (yes, the very same Hot Topic you bought your first fishnets and combat boots at). As for why we don’t want you to buy our shirts from us: We want you to buy them through Hot Topic via these links:

Blue Sun Grain Alcohol T-shirt

Speak Chinese with the Fruity Oaty Bar Girls T-shirt

Inevitable Betrayal T-shirt

Evil League of Evil Logo T-shirt

We want these shirts to be a big success for Hot Topic, so they pick them up for their entire network of stores. What better way to spread the word about Firefly, Serenity and Dr. Horrible than to get cool licensed T-shirts into one of the largest mainstream t-shirt resellers in the world?

Hot Topic has a great track record of helping market shows, movies, bands and artists by attracting new fans to the fandom! And let’s face it – the world can only be a better place with more Browncoats and Dr. Horrible fans, right?

In short, if you’re thinking of buying one of our shirts, please buy them from Hot Topic. Not only will you get an awesome bit of apparel, you’ll be helping us spread the word about two of our favorite Whedonverse franchises.

Just another step in our plan for world domination. We think Bad Horse would approve.

Doctor Who Joins Quantum Mechanix

admin — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:25:40 +0000

LOS ANGELES – Quantum Mechanix Inc. (QMx) announced today that it has signed an agreement with BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation), to develop and market a full line of collectibles based on the hit science-fiction television series, Doctor Who.

Premiering in 1963, the venerable British TV series is one of the most recognized entertainment brands in world. Some 31 seasons of Doctor Who have been produced, comprising 767 episodes, making it the longest running science-fiction television series worldwide. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Doctor Who is the “most successful science-fiction television series in the world,” based on ratings, DVD and book sales, and iTunes traffic.

After a 20-year hiatus, a revamped Doctor Who was launched in 2005 and is now more popular than ever. Doctor Who is sold to more than 50 territories worldwide with global DVD sales in excess of 3.5 million. And with the successful transition to Matt Smith in the titular role, the latest actor to take on the role of the time-traveling alien, Doctor Who‘s popularity seemed assured for years to come.

“When people ask us how we determine what shows and movies to license, we tell them first and foremost a show must tell great character-driven stories,” said QMx CEO Andy Gore. “And there has never been a greater character than Doctor Who.”

QMx’s Doctor Who license includes screen-accurate prop replicas, animated maquettes, travel posters and novelties. The company is already hard at work on several products and will have prototypes on display at the QMx booth (#3251) at Comic-Con International 2010 San Diego in July.

QMx Reveals Warehouse 13 Prop Replicas at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:25:46 +0000

LOS ANGELES – Quantum Mechanix Inc. (QMx) announced today that it has reached an agreement with NBC Universal Television Consumer Products Group to create a full line of prop replicas and prints based on Syfy’s hottest show, Warehouse 13.

Warehouse 13 follows the adventures of two secret service agents working for a shadowy government organization specializing in the safe retrieval and storage of supernatural objects. The show, which offers a light-hearted blend of science fiction, steampunk and fantasy genres, features snappy dialog and eccentric characters plus some of the coolest gadgets on any television show, ever.

“Great characters, fun stories and props – lots of really cool props. Warehouse 13 is a replica company’s dream license,” said QMx CEO Andy Gore. “And we couldn’t be happier that our partners at NBC Universal and Syfy trust us to be the first licensee to take this wonderful property into collectibles.”

QMx’s Warehouse 13 license includes screen-accurate prop replicas, posters and blueprints. The company is already hard at work on several replicas and will have prototypes of the Farnsworth – a handheld video communications device – at the QMx booth (#3251) at Comic-Con International 2010 San Diego in July.

Warehouse 13

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Featured Product

Season One Farnsworth Artisan ReplicaCOMING SOON

Coming Soon

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Doctor Who

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Featured Product

The 10th Doctor’s Sonic Screwdriver ReplicaCOMING SOON

Also Coming Soon

Visit The Doctor Who Product Page >>