Transformers Allspark cube prop 1:1 Scale - Fullsize prop - RARE ITEM!!! - Start Price USD 399.00 Current Price USD 399.00 Time Left - Bid Count 1 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, August 25, 2008 End Time Saturday, August 30, 2008 Location Cartersville, GA See more about 'Transformers Allspark cube prop 1:1 Scale' Description This is the last time this rare 1:1 scale prop replica will be listed.Full size 1:1 scale prop replica of the Allspark cube as seen in the 2007 movie Transformers.  This beautiful prop is professionally made using high quality silicast 2 resin.  Aluminum dust was used to mix with the the outer layer giving it that authentic metalic finish.  Several methods were used to age it along with the use of seven different ceramic paints and multiple  tones of gold, copper and silver leafing to give it the rust like battle damage effect as seen in the film.  Every color and detail is there, right down to the last Cybertronian rune carved into it.   - Note:  A member of the RPF made this beautiful replica.  It was then painted, detailed and weathered by an artist (and transformers fan) in our family.       The photos show the actual prop you will recieve in this auction.  Pictures taken with a digital camera with and without flash indoors.  This is a hard item to photograph, some details and many colors do not show well on photos due to lighting.  This is as close as you can get to the real prop.  Truly a rare find considering only a small number were made.              Also included is this truly authentic looking spectacles.   The 18th century pair of specs like these were worn by Captain Archibald Witwicky (Sam Witwicky's great grandfather) in the Transformers movie.  An exact reproduction of an original pair that dates from about 1785.   In the movie, Megatron (in a frozen state) used his navigational system to burn the coordinates of the All Spark into his glasses.  These are the same type specs that the map was etched in.  This pair you'll recieve is just a brand new reproduction of those glasses with clear glass lenses.             Total weight (both items bubble wrapped, secured and boxed) is about 5 - 6 lbs.   Shipping charges are as follows:              Shipping in US:  $24.98 Shipping International:  $41.80               - Use the Buy it Now option and get free shipping!!! -    2007 Transformers movie              In the 2007 Transformers movie, the All Spark (spelled as two words in the movie) is able to bring mechanical and electronic objects to life, essentially turning mundane objects into Transformers. The Autobots and the Decepticons seek the All Spark throughout the film. The Autobots want the All Spark to rebuild Cybertron and end the war, while the Decepticons desire the All Spark to create an army of robotic monsters by which to defeat the Autobots and conquer the universe. The movie's All Spark is a combination of the Creation Matrix and the Underbase from the US Marvel Comics series. The All Spark takes the shape of a gigantic metal cube with Cybertronian runes carved into it, but is converted by Bumblebee into a smaller cube that a human can carry in his hands (described as football-sized in the Alan Dean Foster novelization). During the conversion, it is shown that the All Spark is shown to be composed of numerous smaller cubes, which fold inward upon each other to shrink the whole. In the novelization and early movie scripts, the All Spark is referred to as "the Energon Cube". It is also referred to as "the Cube" several times in the film itself.   Origin        The term "All Spark" was created by writer Robert N. Skir, who responded to a fan question about the TV series 'Beast Machines' July 21, 1999 web page.  Skir explained that the Beast Machines entity called The Oracle was actually the All Spark, consisting of "the spark of every transformer who has ever lived, or ever will live". In a November 6, 1999 web page, Skir clarified that the Matrix was something called the All Spark and was "made up of every Spark that ever was, and every Spark that ever will be".   Description      Although the concept of the Transformers afterlife was briefly touched upon in the original series and Beast Wars series, it was not until 'Beast Machines' that the concept was explored further. The Autobot Matrix of Leadership, as seen in the original series, was not merely a receptacle for the consciousness of deceased Autobot leaders - it was a gateway that led to the All Spark - also called the Matrix - the Transformers afterlife, from which all current and future Transformers' sparks came. Possessing a sentience, the All Spark had sent Sparks out into the world, to live. When any Transformers, good or evil, was destroyed their Spark would return to the All Spark and share with it all that it had experienced, thereby adding to the timeless fountain of knowledge and wisdom.   Other uses within Beast Machines     The facility on Cybertron which produces Maximal protoforms was named after the aforementioned Matrix, and was analogous to human's Heaven. A similar Predacon facility also exists, named the Pit, and was analogous to Hell. The Pit was also known as the Inferno until the late-season addition of the character Inferno.     History      In the prequel comic book, Optimus Prime is shown sending the All Spark away from Cybertron to prevent the Decepticons from controlling it. The prolonged absence of the All Spark causes the planet to die, and forces both sides of the conflict to search the galaxy for it. The All Spark is revealed to have landed on Earth, in the future site of the Hoover Dam. It, and the Transformer Megatron, are later hidden inside the Dam by a (fictional) Men in Black-like Federal agency called "Sector 7". In the prequel novelization and film it is revealed that the Autobots and Decepticons have been seeking the All Spark for millennia, following transmission signals released by the All Spark once every thousand years. The Autobots seek it to rebuild Cybertron; when they have become desperate, however, Optimus Prime decides to destroy it rather than let it fall into Megatron's hands. Prime believes that a new homeworld can simply be rebuilt by means of the All Spark once Megatron is no longer a threat. The Decepticons are looking for the All Spark and Megatron, intending to dominate all life with the use of one and under the leadership of the other. The All Spark is ultimately driven into Megatron's chest by Sam Witwicky, destroying both of them. An apparently useless shard of the All Spark remains, which is claimed by Optimus Prime.   Effects      In the film, exposure to the All Spark can repair Cybertronians (as shown when it heals Frenzy during the film) and convert Earthly machines into feral Transformers. A Nokia N90 cell phone, a Mountain Dew vending machine (named "Dispensor" in the Robot Heroes toyline), the airbag compartment in a sport utility vehicle's steering wheel, and an Xbox 360 are all shown being converted in this way. The cell phone robot was destroyed following the demonstration, but the fates of the other feral Transformers remain unknown. All of them are shown forming instantaneously and immediately upon contact with the All Spark and then furiously attacking the things nearest to them, being armed with a full arsenal of diverse weapons. The prequel comic cites that the Three Mile Island accident was caused by a failed attempt to extract energy from the All Spark.       In Transformers: The Game, the Autobot Campaign and the Decepticon Campaign will determine the fate of the All Spark. If the player completes the Autobot Campaign, Optimus Prime will use the All Spark to kill Megatron. If the player completes the Decepticon Campaign, Megatron will become one with the All Spark and use its power to turn Earth into an empire of his own.   History of Allspark and miscellaneous Information found on Wikipedia.  Place a Bid!