National Treasure
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Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Any plans to make a complete wallet prop of Gates with other cards?!? Oh yeah, and I like to have one of your Ben Gates IDs, in the middle of next week, if thats ok...
Looks good Stefan. :thumbsup
Polsnulspace
Sr Member
Looks superb mate. I'm now wondering if I should have one in my NT display now myself!:love
Stefan Jones
Sr Member
thank you both
especially Jedifyve for the nice idea, the reference pictures and all the nice ongoing paper props :thumbsup~Stefan Jones
thank you both
~Stefan Jones
No problem. I love to see other peoples take on paper props.
Took a trip to the National Archives. After a quick purchase and a little photoshop, I was left with the following paper prop I wanted to share.
It is the credit card receipt for the Declaration Ben purchases at the Gala. It is based on a real receipt I received.
Notice the date on it is the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Archives (Ben purchases the Declaration at the 70th Anniversary Gala). Also, the time says 8:59 PM. To arrive at this number, I timed how long it took Ben to get to the store from 8:57, the last time we see on Riley's screen.
While lifesize Declarations in real life are only $8.50, I made it the $35 as seen in the film. While Ben does say "$35 plus tax," I didn't add it as things sold in the archives did not actually add tax to the original cost on the reciept.
Finally, you will notice Ben has used his trusty Visa for the purchase.
Hope you like it. Just open in any image editing software, size it properly and print away on thin paper:
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It is the credit card receipt for the Declaration Ben purchases at the Gala. It is based on a real receipt I received.
Notice the date on it is the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Archives (Ben purchases the Declaration at the 70th Anniversary Gala). Also, the time says 8:59 PM. To arrive at this number, I timed how long it took Ben to get to the store from 8:57, the last time we see on Riley's screen.
While lifesize Declarations in real life are only $8.50, I made it the $35 as seen in the film. While Ben does say "$35 plus tax," I didn't add it as things sold in the archives did not actually add tax to the original cost on the reciept.
Finally, you will notice Ben has used his trusty Visa for the purchase.
Hope you like it. Just open in any image editing software, size it properly and print away on thin paper:
Cirian
Active Member
Good Job!
Took a trip to the National Archives. After a quick purchase and a little photoshop, I was left with the following paper prop I wanted to share.
It is the credit card receipt for the Declaration Ben purchases at the Gala. It is based on a real receipt I received.
Notice the date on it is the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Archives (Ben purchases the Declaration at the 70th Anniversary Gala). Also, the time says 8:59 PM. To arrive at this number, I timed how long it took Ben to get to the store from 8:57, the last time we see on Riley's screen.
While lifesize Declarations in real life are only $8.50, I made it the $35 as seen in the film. While Ben does say "$35 plus tax," I didn't add it as things sold in the archives did not actually add tax to the original cost on the reciept.
Finally, you will notice Ben has used his trusty Visa for the purchase.
Hope you like it. Just open in any image editing software, size it properly and print away on thin paper:
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Bear
Sr Member
Just found this fake receipt generator.
Perfect for making those handy prop receipts.
http://smiliegenerator.us/fake_receipt/index.php
Perfect for making those handy prop receipts.
http://smiliegenerator.us/fake_receipt/index.php
I see your point, but this is an unseen prop so I think it's okay to keep it in there.
Stefan Jones
Sr Member
just to clear it up, thegreatgalling postet an original sales check, this is not an invented one.....so the online adress is on the original one too
TheMalum
Well-Known Member
Yeah, that's a good one! I've also used these:
http://www.customreceipt.com/
http://www.smileygenerator.us/receipts/2/
Stefan Jones
Sr Member
And just to clear that up, thegreatgalling posted an original sales check from this year. National Treasure came out in 2004. While 6 years doesn't seem like much, it's a huge difference in Web terms.
NOW I understand :thumbsup
I really just misunderstood your posting :rolleyes - my bad
Hey, just checked this thread. Special thanks to Fyfe for cleaning up the receipt, def. looks great.
Never thought about the website, it's a good point. It seems like it would be easy just to block that part out for those who agree it shouldn't be there.
Never thought about the website, it's a good point. It seems like it would be easy just to block that part out for those who agree it shouldn't be there.
Just noticed Fyfe made the Visa number on the receipt match his Visa! AWESOME!
Is that an invented number? Did you get a flash of it on the screen?
Is that an invented number? Did you get a flash of it on the screen?
Just noticed Fyfe made the Visa number on the receipt match his Visa! AWESOME!
Is that an invented number? Did you get a flash of it on the screen?
Thanks. Nope, the number is just a random number.
Adam C.
Sr Member
Here are some printable Declaration of Independance images in case someone wants to have a go at customizing one of their own instead of buying one. (Especially if you just want to frame one so that you will only see the front of it.)
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