Does anyone know a place where you can buy 1920s or 1930s radio and/or scientific equipment in Finland? Either real or fake props?
Eurospy would be set in the present day, but there would be at least one scene which would require period equipment. This scene would be in a small scientific research hut which is studying radio itself, rather than communicating with anyone.
None of it has to be in working order, it just has to look real.
Also, if you have any good suggestions on how to fake this kind of equipment cheaply, please give it a shot... :-)
this guy is a older radio equipment guru, has awesome and alot of pictures that could be useful. If you need a comm room setup i can get it for you. He may have it on his site,havent checked everything
link to his website:
http://www.laud.no/ww2/
To bad i live in Norway, Have alot of ww2/pre ww2 german radio equipment i will lend to anyone who need it.(My grandfather was ss viking, he kept alot of stuff just in case..)even got his helmet lol
Shouldnt be to hard to fake tbh, will get some pics sent to you asap.Radio equipment back in those days were rather simplistic.
I know you asked for stuff in Finland, but in case anyone closer needs anything send me a message.
Have you tried contacting local military museums/regular museums? Some friends of mine made a ww2 resistance movie a few years back, and managed to borrow some stuff from a local museum.
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It would be a very basic field lab, bare walls, nothing but the equipment and a simple chair. It would be for listening to radio signals from natural phenomena, no analysis or anything like that.
Btw,what kind of lab is it? could be rather important for reconstruction, always annoyed me in movies when labs are a mix of every form of research ever devised:-)
Stig-Magnus, I'm the one who should apologise, I didn't make it clear in the task. :-)
I've now edited the task so that it says this is for research rather than communication.
Those pictures are great, I especially like the first one. That could be fairly easily constructed from modern day parts.
Well, been searching the web abit, and to me it seeems like 20/30s labs were a messy business:-)
http://www-w6yx.stanford.edu/history/1930.jpg
http://imglib.lbl.gov/ImgLib/COLLECTIONS/BERKELEY-LAB/images/pg17_Joliot.lowres.jpeg
http://www.forgottenfutures.com/game/ff3/26_lab.gif
Ah ok, i didnt get that,sorry:-)
Just to make clear, it's more of a scientific research room. They would be using the radio equipment mainly for scientific experiments.