MAKE BELIEVE
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Thank you again Peter for your great work and excellent cooperation :thumbsup :thumbsup
Back To The Future Part III
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Thank you again Peter for your great work and excellent cooperation :thumbsup :thumbsup
Awesome work, Peter. It seems I've got a serious competitor. :lol
Hi Tom, the screen used schematic measures 35 inches x 23 ½ inches or 88,9 cm x 59,7 cm. So the printer should be able to print 90 cm x 60 cm poster format.
rorschach999
Sr Member
its a brother a3 printer I've used one before in the office and its fab - its got custom settings for paper so you can print long docs like family trees etc I've printed docs up to 1.5 meters with no problem although you do nee to hold the paper as its printing to get the best quality fro a3 and a3 scanning its great and upto 6000dpi print resolution so really crisp not the fastest but on quality its fantastic and inks reasonable to - cheaper if you buy compatibles - Brother MFC J6510DW - Multifunction - you will need to download the Custom parer size utility but other than that its a good printer priced around £100 - £180 pounds depending where you buy it
Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Ok, will take a look if I will find a nice printer...
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Brigandia36
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I put that one on my workbench. Too long time without news.
All info welcome.
I put that one on my workbench. Too long time without news.
All info welcome.
I would LOVE one of those!!!
DD28
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As I've already done 1 page of Doc's handwriting, I thought I might as well do three more 
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Again I have included 2 versions, Textured and Blank backgrounds - As requested there are also A3 versions for those who can't get US Letter size paper.
I've also included just the texture to print the the backs of the letters, they are Letter size, to print at A3, scale it to 102%+ to make sure you do not have white edges when you cut out the letters.
Envelope is now included, PDF has both textured and blank version. Needs to be printed on A3.
Comments, suggestions or corrections let me know.
PDF's attached.
Peter
View attachment 138850
Again I have included 2 versions, Textured and Blank backgrounds - As requested there are also A3 versions for those who can't get US Letter size paper.
I've also included just the texture to print the the backs of the letters, they are Letter size, to print at A3, scale it to 102%+ to make sure you do not have white edges when you cut out the letters.
Envelope is now included, PDF has both textured and blank version. Needs to be printed on A3.
Comments, suggestions or corrections let me know.
PDF's attached.
Peter
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MAKE BELIEVE
Master Member
As I've already done 1 page of Doc's handwriting, I thought I might as well do three more
Again I have included 2 versions, Textured and Blank backgrounds.
Envelope is now included, PDF has both textured and blank version. Needs to be printed on A3.
Comments, suggestions or corrections let me know.
PDF's attached.
Peter
Hi Peter
Thanks for another great job and for sharing it
Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Yeah good job...
As I've already done 1 page of Doc's handwriting, I thought I might as well do three more
View attachment 138850
Again I have included 2 versions, Textured and Blank backgrounds.
Envelope is now included, PDF has both textured and blank version. Needs to be printed on A3.
Comments, suggestions or corrections let me know.
PDF's attached.
Peter
OMG you are a brother of Roland.
Your work is awesome...Really thanks!!!
rorschach999
Sr Member
don't tell him that he will change his name - lol
DD28
Well-Known Member
:$ I have been in awe of your work since I joined the RPF, to be thought of by you as a competitor, an honor indeed, I aspire to produce work to your standards.
Thank you and you are welcome.
Thank you, I love the work you have done, I really like the SHIELD Files you put together, I was thinking of having a go at those myself.
I actually had a look at that about a week ago, but I couldn't find any other reference pictures, the overall map I can do, but it is the wording, fine details and the graphic design at the bottom I would be stuck on, unless anyone has any better shots, even just partial.
Peter, you're becoming "Roland 2"
Thanks, you've rumbled me, we are clones
OMG you are a brother of Roland.
Your work is awesome...Really thanks!!!
I would be proud to be Rolands brother
, and thank you.I wouldn't do that I've had the name DD28 for years on various forums, it's also my DeviantArt name. It came about when I was getting frustrated at finding a name for a forum, came up with this....it stuck.
Peter
Brigandia36
Sr Member
Hi Peter,
Do we know if the map was exposed somewhere ?
I can't remember if it was in the Profile in History's BTTF Auction.
http://www.icollector.com/Prop-Hill-Valley-map-from-Back-to-the-Future-III_i9891605
I have my answer.
Do we know if the map was exposed somewhere ?
I can't remember if it was in the Profile in History's BTTF Auction.
http://www.icollector.com/Prop-Hill-Valley-map-from-Back-to-the-Future-III_i9891605
I have my answer.
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Peter, a little request for the letters: since these are on US letter format (slighly wider than A4) and that's not easy to find in Europe, could you post a version like Roland did with some props: on A3 but with cropping marks to cut them to US letter format? That would be great!
Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Yes, that would be nice...
I just found out that we can do this ourselves. In Acrobat Reader, choose A3 format when printing, and in the printing screen, press the "Advanced" button on the bottom. Then you can choose for "Marks and Bleeds" and check the Trim marks. That would do the job too. But an A3 PDF with the marks already in it would be easier, off course .
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Oh, and a little other request, Peter, since you're PDF's are sooooo close to the original, can you give the "Partners in Time, Septembre 1885" writing on the Photo Frame a try? Daniels version is not bad, but I'm pretty sure you can come up with an even better version. Like most people here, my handwriting / drawing skills are not good enough to hand write on the frame I have, so a printed version might just be perfect.
DD28
Well-Known Member
Done, I've updated the original post.
I'll take a look.
Peter
