Planet Of Evil Antimatter Antidote & Cup

[elkad]

In the "Planet Of Evil" Professor Sorenson uses an oral vaccine to protect against antiquark penetration. (I think that's how it was said.)

I need some closeup shots of the bottle & glass.

The best I could get was a pic from TRAGICALHISTORYTOUR, & a screen capture of the bottom.

[warmcanofcoke]

They still makes those Silver canteens in a variety of colours.

[warmcanofcoke]

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[russellsuthern]

Great pictures.

That container looks like it wouldn't be too tricky to scratch build from hardboard or suchlike.

Btw:  Doesn't Tom's gear look great in the picture where you can see it more clearly without the hat & scarf?
That jacket/shirt/cravat ensemble looks awesome!

Cheers,


Russell

[elkad]

The metal bottle is an easy find, the cup on the other hand. The only thing I can think of is ether make a sleeve over a glass, or find a cup with the same dimensions & insert a glass inside.

I forget what type of glass this is called. Anyone know?

[warmcanofcoke]

I would search for Travel mug or fat bottom tumbler... looks like a glass with the bottom painted silver and a few decals stuck on it. You can see a ring on the bottom where some of the paint has worn away. It may not even be a drinking vessel, it could originally be for a small house plant or something.... 

[Kingpin]

My (very brief) research reveals their designation as "tumble not" mugs.

[davidnagel]

Is that one? I thought it was a blue botte?

[warmcanofcoke]

Sorry - can't be right all the time.

I had assumed it was a metal canteen with a wooden cork.

[davidnagel]

Sorry - can't be right all the time.

You're forgiven

[Cardinal Hordriss]

My (very brief) research reveals their designation as "tumble not" mugs.

Yeah, they appear in Star Trek a lot but I don't think this is one of those. To my eye it looks like a normal shaped glass inside some metal thing they had in a box of possibly useful bits - we've all got one.

[elkad]

The best I could find was a wide base Non-Slip travel mug. This cup can be modified to put a glass cup inside. Cut the neck, a little sanding. Ether that or use the wide base as a mold or reference to get the round edge I'm looking for.