This one goes deeper than most.
 
Centered around one of the franchise’s most iconic traps, this lot is built around the actual design process behind the Angel of Death.
 
Includes:
 
• Hand-drawn, screen-used trap design by David Hackl
• Full storyboard sequence mapping the trap on screen
• Original shot list from production
• Concept art of the Angel Trap (also by Hackl)
• Never-before-seen behind-the-scenes photos
 
The centerpiece is the hand-drawn design—this isn’t just concept art. This was used in the film itself as set dressing inside Jigsaw’s lair, and more importantly, it functioned as the working blueprint for how the trap was built and executed.
 
You’re looking at the bridge between idea and reality—the moment where the trap stopped being an idea and became something physical.
 
Between the raw sketch, the boards, and the shot planning, this set captures the Angel Trap at every stage: imagined, engineered, and finally filmed.
 
For collectors, this is the kind of piece that rarely surfaces—not just what was seen on screen, but how it was actually made.