That's sort-of canon - some guy worked it out by measuring the people outside it and doing the maths. Fox took the measurements and put them on one of the DVDs afterward, though.

Grim... - given that it's in the middle of the hold, that's, to my eye, at least 100m off in one direction, making the hold 200m across in a 116m wide ship.

Less.

Aah, missed the "-hand" in "second-hand".

How do you tell the time?

Mrs Grim... would kill me

Can you legally sell the airsoft rifle?

I think I could argue that it doesn't look like a RIF, it's clearly a Space Pew Pew Gun.

I didn't realise an alpha male like you could be so under the thumb.

I think I could argue that it doesn't look like a RIF, it's clearly a Space Pew Pew Gun.

I'm not being figurative, though. She'd punch me with the heavy end of the pulse rifle until I died.

I'm not being figurative, though. She'd punch me with the heavy end of the pulse rifle until I died.

Anyone interested in buying any of these three things? Grim... ? LaceSensor?



Fibre-glass replica head taken from an actual model from the film - £220
Master Replicas motion tracker, limited edition (that's no. 92) - £500
Airsoft pulse rifle - £300

I think I could argue that it doesn't look like a RIF, it's clearly a Space Pew Pew Gun.

UNREALISTIC imitation firearms (defined in law as being more than 50% coloured bright red, bright orange, bright yellow, bright green, bright pink or bright purple) can be bought, sold, manufactured and imported freely and LEGALLY by anyone over 18.

It is ILLEGAL to sell (note - not buy), manufacture and import REALISTIC imitation firearms (defined as anything which looks like a gun and not just replicas of real guns) unless you fit one of a small set of criteria. Legitimate film-makers, registered re-enactors and legitimate airsoft skirmishers are all allowed to sell, manufacture and import realistic imitations providing they can prove their status.