Limited to 500 numbered copies, the elaborate set pairs the complete shooting script with Bob Gale’s annotations, rare images, storyboards, set designs, and comparisons with the Eric Stoltz version. It also includes a hand-signed facsimile script—although you will have to supply your own time machine.
After years of DeLorean model kits with an empty driver’s seat, Aoshima finally lets Marty McFly take the wheel. The new 1/24-scale Back to the Future Part I Time Machine kit includes a newly sculpted Marty figure, movie-accurate details, flame effects, and the iconic clock tower lightning rod.
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