Kodak baby brownie special and 127 film

I just picked up a baby brownie special for the princely sum of $5cdn. I was wondering if anybody has taken any photos with said camera? I'm wondering if the results will be any different (other than a slightly smaller negative) than my brownie hawkeye? The lenses and shutter seem to be identical.

Also, I've seen sites that sell 127 film but I can only find slide or black and white. Does anybody know if c-41 film is made for the 127 film size anymore?

I doubt I'll shoot it very often but I'd like to try and put a roll through it at least once just to give it a try.

I haven't used the Baby Brownie. Other than cutting down some 120 film I think you are stuck with black and white and slide film. I have a bulk roll of Konica 160 negative film that expired in 2006 that I've been using to roll my own. I would consider a trade of 127 slide film for a roll of 127 Konica 160. I shoot it at 100, a few examples below. I did do some editing of the photos below after getting the scans back from the lab.

Hikers on Garfield Peak by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Crater Lake with Phantom Ship Island by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Tug Boat by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

I have one that still works, although I haven't used in quite a while. I am aware of only two 127 films still manufactured, RERA Pan (B&W negative, ISO 400) and RERA Chrome (color slide, ISO 100). Both are available from Freestyle.

I have had good luck buying 127 film from seller jrdnmrk on eBay, he has 127 from cut down 120 for $15 a roll. He currently has Portra 400, Ektar 100, Tmax 100 & 400, Delta 100 and HP5 listed. He will also give a discount if you send him back the spools and backing paper but I don't recall how much at the moment.