Back to the Future Part II
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Brigandia36
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I have, maybe not the best, but one, somewhere.
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BTTFSpencer
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Does anybody have an accurate high resolution version of this particular logo as seen in colour? 
Cmdr.Kerner
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You might need a large format printer for something like a Sports Almanac cover or the comic book.
If you're printing the 'Match Made in Space' dust jacket, you can use clear adhesive lamination sheets over the entire cover
and match up the seam edges to join a couple of segments together. Then you can tape the back side. I did that with mine,
and you can't see an edge unless you're really looking for it. There is some overlap of the lamination sheets, but it's hard to see.
batfan10
Sr Member
That sounds like a good idea. I wonder if I could do that with the almanac?
Also, used Rolands file and made a 1985 version of the alamanac cover
BTTFSpencer
Sr Member
That sounds like a good idea. I wonder if I could do that with the almanac?
Also, used Rolands file and made a 1985 version of the alamanac cover
That's cool. If Mark Poon did a run using this file I would buy one, no question about it.
That sounds like a good idea. I wonder if I could do that with the almanac?
Also, used Rolands file and made a 1985 version of the almanac cover
1985A Cover looks really good. You might be able to get the oversized covers and dust jackets printed somewhere like a local print shop or FedEx Office. The lamination wouldn't look right on a Sports Almanac. I had a production-made cover, and the only glossy-looking areas of the real Almanacs were the parts printed with white ink (The white line, text, stars, and the bar code box). The rest of the cover had a somewhat matte finish to it.
Hey everyone,
I have a Matty hoverboard, and the decals are sucky at best as they peel off in the slightest heat. I had read on the hoverboard thread that Roland uploaded a file on the BTTF paper props thread, but even search at the top of the site doesn't really get me there - and there's 120 some odd pages to sift through. So can someone post a direct link to the post??
Thanks!
Greg
I have a Matty hoverboard, and the decals are sucky at best as they peel off in the slightest heat. I had read on the hoverboard thread that Roland uploaded a file on the BTTF paper props thread, but even search at the top of the site doesn't really get me there - and there's 120 some odd pages to sift through. So can someone post a direct link to the post??
Thanks!
Greg
Here's the post you're looking for:
https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=67267&p=2384684&viewfull=1#post2384684
Awesome. Thanks!
trekkindude
New Member
Does anyone have access to ALL 66 pages of the inside of the magazine "Oh Lala"?
I have seen many copies for sale, but with only 8 inside pages. There are online
pictures of some of the inside, but they are low quality and only 7 or 8 pages.
I have a great "Grays" cover that I bought over 20 years ago, but I want to make
the inside magazine to go with it. Thanks.
I have seen many copies for sale, but with only 8 inside pages. There are online
pictures of some of the inside, but they are low quality and only 7 or 8 pages.
I have a great "Grays" cover that I bought over 20 years ago, but I want to make
the inside magazine to go with it. Thanks.
Try this:
Done / Completed - Full "Oh LàLà" replica magazine from BTTF 2 with screen accurate content
SOLD / DONE I'm offering a full 32-page "Oh LàLà" replica magazine from "Back to the Future" part 2. The magazine is professionally offset printed by a printing house, not just a cheap home printing. Just as the original "Oh LàLà" magazine, my replica contains the same 25 different pages: 18...
www.therpf.com
