Wednesday, 26 June 2019

License To Kill 1989

Not much in the way of miniature work in this film compared to other Bond films.
There is a foreground miniature of a large hatch in the ground opening up to allow a full size helicopter appear to land in an underground lair and a shot of a miniature pickup truck on fire narrowly missing a model Piper PA-18_150 Super Cub in flight.


 The visual effects were supervised by John Richardson.
















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