Terra Venture GSA ID Card Prop from Lost Galaxy. 🌌 This prop — or one just like it — was seen used by Kai Chen [Archie Kao] to try and gain access to Terra Venture’s Navigation Room via the keypad and scanner; which was disabled by Matthew, a stowaway from Earth trying to stop the ship so he could return home. The foil-printed prop is the size of a standard business card and features the GSA [Galactic Space Alliance] logo. The stats, ID number, and barcode on this card are pre-printed and presumably match Kai’s ID, although the footage being shot in standard definition makes it difficult to screen-match. The card template includes a space for a photo; if there was a small photo attached at any point, it’s since become unattached. Powered by Patreon Supporters like Rizwan Merchant. Boost our preservation efforts by becoming a Museum Sponsor at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 1057 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Lost Galaxy Episode: Homesick Year: 1999

The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Power Rangers: Careers in TV & Film! The final two minutes of the in-house project chronicling the careers behind the scenes recap a sizzle of career advice and quips from the individual in-house interviews, peppered with bonus footage filmed during the second season. Featured key crew in order of appearance include Writer / Supervising Producer [and Kimberly’s Uncle Steve] Doug Sloan (@vrdjs143), Production Designer Yuda Acco, Director Armand Garabidian, Producer Jonathan Tzachor, Production Designer Julie Bolder, Co-Producer Tony Oliver (@TonyOliverVA), Sound Mixer Chuck Buch, VR Troopers Writer Michael Ryan, Costume Designer Dani Baker, Hair and Make-Up w/ Steve Cardenas, Editor Adi Ell-Ad and Co-Producer Paul F. Rosenthal, Visual Effects Director Brian Longbotham, Online Editor Dave Frediani, and the late, great ADR Director / Co-Producer Scott Page-Pagter. The Power Rangers: Careers in TV & Film installments were shot by Assistant Editor Rich Dietl and edited by Co-Producer Paul F. Rosenthal, interviewing department heads about their role behind the scenes and how they got started in the industry. These are the heroes behind-the-scenes responsible for bringing our favorite multi-colored heroes to life! Digitization & Archival by @PR_Media_Info. Boost our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 1056 ⚡️ Series: #MightyMorphin #PowerRangers Year: 1994