3x400' and it actually fit on a 800' ... 47 minutes. A bit fade, but still has some blues. From Super8Warehouse

I have this title Vidar, brilliant cut down and one of my favourite films.

How is the colours on yours? Was a bit more fade to it than I hoped for, but still nice to have in my collcetion

Colours are fine, it's funny story, Ian at Perry's had a copy on one of his lists but when I rang him it had gone. A few weeks later one appeared on ebay and I bought it, when it arrived it had a Perry's label on it and the number matched the one on Ian's list. Always knew I was destined for that print

It's one I always searched to find, both this time around and last time in the hobby but was always beaten to it in the pre internet days.

The colours look great there Vidar and hopefully I will find one one day with any luck.
Just hope if and when I do, it looks as good as this one!

Really? To me it's kinda brownish. Maybe it originally looks this way? I think I only have the new version on DV (pukes). Will pop it into my player and compare.

It probably has faded slightly, but when they shift towards Brown rather than red, I don't mind so much. It still has plenty of colour in it to my eyes when you look at the blue sky shown there etc.
I'd certainly be happy and proud to own it anyhow if I were you Vidar.

Colours look good to me also Vidar, if it was mine I'd be happy with that print

I have both the cut down and the full feature. The cut down is Kodak SP and is faded and guess what... the feature is Eastman and is 'almost' unfaded...
One of my favorite films.

I think the print looks really good Vidar and the color is nice.

Alexander is very lucky there having the full feature! I don't believe i have ever seen the full feature advertised for sale! Brilliant find Alexander!!

One of my favourites to. The colours don´t look that bad Vidar.

All dark scenes feel brownish, but I tolerate a little fade

one of my favourites to, ours also has very slight fade but generally very good. This is one i wish i bought the feature many years ago, even just part one to go with the three parter, its the film's opening that makes this movie.