Back to the Future Part II

[Onkelpsycho]

Ah, Smith & Wesson Model 60 with 2 1/8" barrel and rubber grips

Nice...

 

[Jedifyfe]

I've been looking for a replica of that gun. Is that real or a prop?

 

[Megamicrofish]

It is a real deactivated Smith and Wesson and it had the correct grips already fitted.
I managed to talk the seller down to a bargain price

Marushin make a replica version
http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/marushin-x-cartridge-s-w-m60-6mm-2-inch.html

 

[Roland]

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Marushin make a replica version
Marushin X Cartridge S&W M60 (6mm / 2 inch)

Unfortunately out of stock.

 

[formula388]

Does anyone know if the one in the movie is a .357 or a .38? If I am going to get one I would certainly like the correct one.

 

[Megamicrofish]

Does anyone know if the one in the movie is a .357 or a .38? If I am going to get one I would certainly like the correct one.

.38 Special

 

[chrisguyver]

Does anyone have the hi Rez almanac. front page link is not working

 

[Roland]

Does anyone have the hi Rez almanac. front page link is not working

Try this one: http://www.therpf.com/f40/back-future-67267/index44.html#post2236460

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Is this the accurate fax paper? Should it be with or without the side holes?

 

[formula388]

That is the accurate fax paper. In the movie there are no side holes, yet it is visible to see that they were ripped off.

 

[Roland]

Is this the accurate fax paper? Should it be with or without the side holes?

It's the correct kind of paper (continuous paper), but on screen you cannot see those holes. So it's your own decision, if you prefer it displayed with or without the side strips. Your printed picture is not so accurate. Last year I made a more accurate version: http://www.therpf.com/f40/back-future-67267/index40.html#post2204008

It seems your paper sheets are A4 size. The correct sheets should be US-Letter.

That is the accurate fax paper. In the movie there are no side holes, yet it is visible to see that they were ripped off.

It IS clearly visible in several scenes (on Blu-ray). And it's not fax paper. It's continuous paper for dot-matrix printers.

 

[formula388]

That is the accurate fax paper. In the movie there are no side holes, yet it is visible to see that they were ripped off.

It IS clearly visible in several scenes (on Blu-ray). And it's not fax paper. It's continuous paper for dot-matrix printers.

Yes, I agree.

On another note, I have a TON of continuous paper if anyone needs any. Just pay postage.

 

[Roland]

This is my version.

But I didn't use continuous paper. I printed my A3-version on A3 paper sheets and used a perforating knife to trim it to US-Letter (8.5 x 11 inches).

The knife did its job very good.

 

[Roland]

Yes, I agree. ....

Sorry, I misunderstood the word "yet" in your sentence. I mistook it for the word "nor". English is a difficult language. :lol

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Thanks guys for your replies
Actually that was my doubt: I had seen the sheet with holes for sale on Profiles in History and on the screenshot you have a sheet without holes. Guess I'll print one with holes and another one with the holes ripped
Thanks formula for the information on the continuos paper you have
Thanks (again) Roland for pointing me on the right direction. I'll reprint it according to your files. So, being the A4 size 21cm x 29.7cm and the US letter 21.6 x 27.9cm, and not paying much attention to the 6mm on the sides I can cut an A4 sheet about 1 or 1,5cm at the bottom and have a more or less accurate size prop sheet

 

[dg2000]

how do you print out the hoverboard in actual size?

 

[dg2000]

Can any one please tell me how to print the hoverboard , real size?
thx

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Ok - corrections made! Printed it with and without the side holes using Roland's file (not 100% Us letter but close: 21cm x 28cm)
Thanks guys

 

[Roland]

Here is something new for you: one of Biff's office photos. As usual, I made two versions, one in US-Letter and one in A4 size. The size of the photo itself is 7.5 x 9.5 inches. All you need now, is a golden frame of 9.5 x 11.5 inches (frame molding: 1 inch). One like this:

And here are the PDF files:

US-Letter: Biffs_Office_Photo_US-Letter.pdf
A4: Biffs_Office_Photo_A4.pdf

Preview pic:

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Thanks Roland for sharing another work of yours :thumbsup :thumbsup