This is the complete all-hero costume worn by Ace throughout the movie. The costume can be screen-matched exactly, with recognisable markings and features on the armor and helmet (see pics for screen match-ups).

ALL pieces are marked ACE and come from one complete original costume - NOT a collaboration of different costumes!

The costume is in AMAZING condition and is a GREAT example of a complete hero MI costume.  It is even more unique as it was worn by one of the principle (and surviving!) characters!

These are the four original screen-used pairs of dogtags worn by Rico, Carmen, Ace and Dizzy.  They are presented in a wonderful protective display case which showcases them beautifully, along with a descriptive plaque and screen-capture pictures!

These are the ONLY hero dogtags to come out of the production, and each photo is accompanied by the actor's original on-set continuity Polaroid photo for authenticity!

This is the original green Federation Eagle design flag that was draped over Dizzy's coffin during her military funeral.  The flag was removed during the ceremony before Dizzy's coffin was released into space.  The large green flag is identical on both sides and has the unique eagle crest design in green and blue.

The flag can also be seen briefly in the trooper Barracks at Camp Currie at the start of he movie.  It can be seen hanging on the wall in several shots.

This is the original complete costume worn by Lawrence Monoson as the Psychic talent Pavlov Dill, in the hit sequel Starship Troopers 2: Hero Of The Federation.  Due to the low budget of the sequel, each actor only had one costume to last the production.  This costume as such was worn entirely throughout the movie.  

The costume consists of Dill's custom black leather jacket with "Dill" name patch, custom MI Pants, boots, T-shirt, Cap and armor gloves.  Each costume piece is labelled for 'Dill' and due to budget restraints this is the only complete Dill costume ever made.

This is a complete (VERY RARE!) original screen-used Mobile Infantry Dress Uniform.  It consists of an M.I. Beret, Dress shirt w/dress pin, Dress pants, Rank epaulets & replica Dress tie.

This is an INCREDIBLY rare costume, as the M.I. Dress Pants are virtually impossible to find!  

In 10 years of collecting, this is the ONLY pair I have ever seen!

This is the original working Lazertag vest worn by Casper Van Dien as Johnny Rico.  This vest was worn during the Lazertag training game at the Camp Currie training grounds by the hero Rico.

 The pack is extensively wired and includes the original battery.  When a switch is pressed, the Red lights on the vest shoulder straps and the main chest piece light up.  

The vest is clearly labelled "Casper" on the rear of the back plate (battery compartment).

This is an original hero Morita Lazertag Tip.  It is made of fiberglass and would slip over and mask the barrels of a fiberglass Morita rifle to transform it into a Lazertag Morita.  It has a red plastic 'lens' which would fire the coloured lazer beams and incapacitate opponents.

This is a very rare piece, as most were damaged/destroyed during production, and were simply discarded.  Again, in ten years of collecting, this is the only one of these that I have ever seen!  A great rare piece!

This is the original STUNT Sniper Morita Rifle used by the character Sugar Watkins, played by Seth Gilliam.  This is the ONLY rubber Sniper Morita to be made.  It was specially made for Seth Gilliam by the film's armourer Robert 'Rock' Galotti.  Seth Gilliam had 3 of the Fiberglass Sniper Morita rifles, which were fitted with full live firearms and the heavy faux Sniper scope.  

Every actor was given a rubber stunt version of their own weapon to carry, as the actual firearms could get to be so heavy.  Seth Gilliam never received a rubber version of his Sniper rifle, so without complaining, he hefted the fully loaded fiberglass version.  As a reward for his diligence, weapon's coordinator Rock Galotti specially made a single rubber Sniper Morita for Gilliam to use.  

The rifle can be spotted in several background "walking" scenes, as well as for stunts and jumps (like the jump from the ramparts in the Whiskey Outpost battle).  It can be most easily spotted during Sugar's Death scene.  The rifle also has several spots of stage blood on it from this scene.

This is thought to be the only remaining original "Death From Above" tattoo template.  These were used as base templates to apply the alcohol-based coloured body inks to the actors, to create the iconic Infantry tattoo.

This is an original Officers belt worn by one of the ranking officers in the Mobile Infantry.   These belts are often called "Duty Keepers", but were mostly worn by Sergeants at Camp Currie or by Guards at Federal Institutions.  

The belt is a standard size which can be altered by Velcro.  It is also fitted with an original screen-used Shock Baton holster and a replica shock baton.

This is the original Samurai Tiger spear used by Tom Cruise as Captain Nathan Algren in the movie the Last Samurai.  During the battle in the fog, Algren steals the spear from a Samurai warrior and used it to defend himself.  During the fight, the Red Warrior (Hirotoro) attempts to execute Algren, but he raises the spear to try to deflect the attack and the Samurai cuts the spear in two.

The spear can also be seen at the very beginning of the movie, when Katsamoto has a vision of Samurai warriors trapping a white tiger.

The spear is made of solid wood and is decorated with an ornate red resin piece.  The spear tip is made of resin and is painted to look realistically like metal.  The flag standard itself is extremely highly detailed and matches up exactly with the one seen on screen.  The first loop on the flag is permanently attached to the spear pole so that the flag would stay in place while Cruise whirled it around.