Paul Hogan "Dundee" folder???

woodybushman · Jul 15, 2005

anybody got a pic of that large folding lockback that Croc Dundee used in one of his movies?? and just for kicks and giggles, where can i find one?

gundy · Jul 16, 2005

Here ya go...and to answer your second question, ask Buck Knives for a SUPER SIZED 110...

woodybushman · Jul 16, 2005

thats the pic!!! thank you very much!!

any online retailers that carry it? the Buck website does'nt list it...

Larry S. · Jul 16, 2005

gundy said:
Here ya go...and to answer your second question, ask Buck Knives for a SUPER SIZED 110...

I believe that was intended as a JOKE!?!?

gundy · Jul 16, 2005

Yes Larry. I doubt Buck would entertain the idea...

woodybushman · Jul 16, 2005

:footinmou :footinmou :footinmou DOH!!! ah ya got me! too funny....

so the knife was a one off then?

ssunfish · Jul 16, 2005

I thought that movie was awful and one of the last ones I saw in first realease at a cinema. But I went home and drew up plans for one of my own I thought it was pretty trick. I even started lining up a maker..but I had a financial turn. I enjoy your thread here!

USAFSP · Jul 16, 2005

For all we know it is a cheap Chinese knockoff that they used in the movie because of its size. I think it is cool either way though.

Laceration · Jul 16, 2005

Did anyone else notice this?

I guess his knife was some custom piece and only three were made. Here's a (somewhat) interesting article.
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Arts/Blunt-assessment/2005/04/30/1114635788524.html?oneclick=true

Mirror-Saw · Jul 16, 2005

I think it would be neat to have an oversized lockback like that.

lagarto · Jul 16, 2005

Well, while it's not the one used in the movie, Muela knives of Spain does make a giant folder like that, here's a link to it. They do have an English product listing page, but it wasn't working right, sorry.

Lagarto

http://www.mmuela.com/img.asp?imagen=g11.jpg&id=3

woodybushman · Jul 16, 2005

^ interesting concept......i love the sheath too...

gundy · Jul 16, 2005

Some Sydney bloke made the original Bowie and then this folder for the follow up movie. he was a prop supplier (stunts and stuff). Quite an accomplished knife/weapon maker apparently.

woodybushman · Jul 16, 2005

I'm contemplating starting as a knife wrangler for the movies.......I think it would be a great job!! i would love to have a panel van filled with different knives / swords.

rayfloro · Jul 16, 2005

Flicking open a Cold Steel Vacquero in public always gets a reaction

Brews · Jul 17, 2005

I think this one is bigger! Bigger is better, isn't it? lol
You can usually find these at gun show for $20-$25. Oh, it's a Jaguar.
Laceration, nice spotting the Sheeple!!!

Will · Jul 17, 2005

Mirror-Saw said:
I think it would be neat to have an oversized lockback like that.

What about a CS X2 Voyager? I am thinking about getting one for the "cool" factor.

Paul Hogan "Dundee" folder???

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