Back to the Future

[bttfClone]

I'll use this for the time being. I'll get a bulldog clip tomorrow.

I wonder if this time zone sheet is in my 1955 phone book or trip guide used in III, as "start here."

"Hammonds City Street Map Atlas and Trip Guide"

 

[emmetguy222]

I'm thinking this might be a little card of some sort with a logo.

 

[emmetguy222]

Like this, rather.

 

[emmetguy222]

More photos so I can count how many objects are 3D and what’s actually just on a card.

 

[emmetguy222]

Off-topic for a paper props thread, but has anyone ever done a run of the Heuer 7032 clipboard from Part 1? I’ve only seen one go up for sale, ever.

 

[bttfClone]

Off-topic for a paper props thread, but has anyone ever done a run of the Heuer 7032 clipboard from Part 1? I’ve only seen one go up for sale, ever.
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seems like a reasonably easy prop to make.
I'll have to check it out. (the pieces.)

 

[bttfClone]

Off-topic for a paper props thread, but has anyone ever done a run of the Heuer 7032 clipboard from Part 1? I’ve only seen one go up for sale, ever.
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ok, I bought the only item I could find on eBay; the microsplit 7030.

worse case, I will try and mold its case to make the microsplit 7750... since those will be the hardest to make and the cases look identical (less the screen.)

once I have a mold, I can create more for props.

the board may be easier to make, unless there's more to it I don't see.

got anymore angles, shots of it?

is it just a flat board.
*I realize I can rewatch the movie again, but I need to give it a few days, I just watched all three again Monday, for like the billionth time.


if I create a 3D rendering (I'm a novice here) I'll put them up in my collection.

 

[emmetguy222]

ok, I bought the only item I could find on eBay; the microsplit 7030.

worse case, I will try and mold its case to make the microsplit 7750... since those will be the hardest to make and the cases look identical (less the screen.)

once I have a mold, I can create more for props.

the board may be easier to make, unless there's more to it I don't see.

got anymore angles, shots of it?

is it just a flat board.
*I realize I can rewatch the movie again, but I need to give it a few days, I just watched all three again Monday, for like the billionth time.


if I create a 3D rendering (I'm a novice here) I'll put them up in my collection.

WHAT!? YOU JUST... BOUGHT A $280 CALCULATOR!?!?!?!? ***** ******!!!!

 

[bttfClone]

WHAT!? YOU JUST... BOUGHT A $280 CALCULATOR!?!?!?!? ***** ******!!!!

yup. they way I see it, if you're going to buy a calculator, why not do it with - the fans in mind, so I can make more or finalize a finished prop for others to make for little to nothing style.

 

[bttfClone]

I did just find this pamphlet or manual for the clipboard plus the timers which can help me recreate the clipboard with the correct dimensions.

1986 Catalog (German) | OnTheDash

The definitive guide to vintage Heuer timepieces.

www.onthedash.com

 

[emmetguy222]

More photos so I can count how many objects are 3D and what’s actually just on a card.

Okay, it's a green pen, a red pen, a sticky note, and the orange slip on opposite sides of the pocket.

 

[emmetguy222]

Well, I couldn't see any booms throughout the lunchroom scene. The dinner scene looks wild with the extra room.

 

[emmetguy222]

A few different screenshots throughout the film.

 

[bttfClone]

A few different screenshots throughout the film.

these are great!!

I've always wanted to build the 1955 and 1885 models!!

I love the retro feel to the edges of the film.

 

[emmetguy222]

these are great!!

I've always wanted to build the 1955 and 1885 models!!

I love the retro feel to the edges of the film.

Of course! If you need any other screenshots or clips, I did give you the link.

 

[emmetguy222]

I eventually want a Part 2 open matte, but I know the effects shots are permanently cropped.