About us

Our Work

In the world of prop-making, there are three main categories of props used in film production:

1. Hero Props: These are the stars of the prop world, designed for close-up shots. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, hero props are often made using real metals and premium materials, ensuring they look as authentic as possible. While they are stunning, their production requires significant time and expense, making them impractical for commercial sale.

2. Urethane Props: Lightweight, durable, and highly versatile, urethane props are ideal for large-scale production. They are a popular choice for scenes requiring multiple identical props, offering both accuracy and efficiency.

3. Mixed Props: Bridging the gap between hero and urethane props, these combine real materials with urethane elements. This approach strikes a balance between authenticity and practicality, providing a high-quality finish without the complexity or cost of a full hero prop.

At NRprops, we specialize in Hero worthy mixed props designs. Our focus is on creating pieces that are both true to the originals and accessible for enthusiasts. We pour our expertise into delivering stunning, high-quality replicas that capture the essence of the original designs. This is why you still can see us work with leathers such as for the belts with their accurate patterns and metals for the buckles and most of the props.

Our Materials

Our mission is to create props that look, feel, and last like the real thing — not just replicas.

To achieve this, we work with a range of premium materials:

• Resins:
  We primarily use casting resins like polyurethane, known for their fast curing time and durable finish — perfect for strong, life-like props. For finer detail, we use 3D printing resins with our 3D printers, allowing us to sculpt intricate designs with precision.

• Leather:
  Real leather straps, belts, and accessories are a core part of our builds. They add both authenticity and durability to our props.

• Metal Plating:
  There's a common misconception that metal plating is often of bad quality and destroys easily, the truth is, when done right, metal-plated components add striking realism and quality. Because we are not real blacksmiths we carefully plate real metal onto parts like buckles, fittings, and fine details. This technique gives our props the true weight and finish of metal — without compromising on functionality or price. Metal plating is the closest we can come to metal props.

By combining resin, leather, and metal, we create props that aren’t just visually accurate — they’re immersive. We’ve honed our craft to become the best in the realm, and when you hold one of our pieces, you’ll feel that. This is the magic, brought to life.