Back to the Future

[BatMcFly]

First, thanks for all of these amazing paper props! I wish I could could print them all in their accurate dimensions! Looking for the best version of the Clock Tower Flyer. I swear I both searched and manually went through every page of this thread before asking. Is this the best one?

Here's the PDF of the flyer. I have made a few additional changes and corrections. I think it's as good as it's going to get at this point. :cool

I noticed that Roland said this:

Just wait one week or two, then you will get my flyer version*. PNG and PDF and in different paper sizes. Of course the flyer will keep his original US Letter size, but I'll made an A3-version for people outside the US, where they can cut out the flyer, because print out on A4 is too small.

All my own paper replicas I'll make will be downloadable from my own webserver.

Can anyone link me to Roland's version? Also, any suggestions for screen accurate paper color and paper brand/type/weight? I'm going to an event that Claudia Wells is supposed to be doing a Meet & Greet. I was considering asking her to sign the back of one of these and I wanted to get the best possible version.

Alternatively, considered getting a photo signed, but couldn't find any really good High Resolution Shots that I liked. I really like this one, does anyone happen to have this shot at higher resolution?


Feel free to post any other High Res shots of her as Jennifer. Yes, I did Google search it! Kind of looking for a shot with Michael J. Fox to possibly get signed sometime in the future, but all help is appreciated!

 

[DB537]

Can anyone link me to Roland's version? Also, any suggestions for screen accurate paper color and paper brand/type/weight?

Here is Roland's flyer. It is more accurate than my file. I would recommend 20lb Xerox Pastel Paper for both the blue and yellow flyers.
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=133162&p=2050474&viewfull=1#post2050474

 

[BatMcFly]

Thanks @Roland for making these! Thanks @DB537 for linking me to it and the recommendation on paper! Looks like I'm going to have about 499 pages of blue paper lying around.

 

[DragonGalvy]

Saw this in a local Melbourne magazine - I didn't get a chance to go but it was cool that it was done.

 

[Brigandia36]

I want to know if a member can identify his work. This is sold on Ebay.fr by a company called:

Entreprise lanesse
56 Rue Charles De Gaulle
27220 Prey, Haute-Normandie
France métropolitaine

Téléphone :0276122791
E-mail :doludo@icloud.com

 

[Brigandia36]

same here.

 

[Roland]

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I want to know if a member can identify his work. This is sold on Ebay.fr by a company called:

Entreprise lanesse
56 Rue Charles De Gaulle
27220 Prey, Haute-Normandie
France métropolitaine

Téléphone :0276122791
E-mail :doludo@icloud.com

The "Enchantment under the Sea Dance" poster is 100% mine.

 

[EmmaInCandyland]

Yup, defo Roland's!!

 

[Bear]

Wasn't there another fellow in France who did this awhile ago? It seems familiar somehow.

 

[EmmaInCandyland]

Wasn't there another fellow in France who did this awhile ago? It seems familiar somehow.

Yeah, I wonder if it's not him again actually...

 

[rorschach999]

Hi All,

ok I've searched and searched and goe blind looking can someone help I'm after Marty and Docs Driving Licences front and the backs if possible, any help appreciated, I got most of the other wallet stuff ready to print just cant find them

 

[Roland]

Hi All,

ok I've searched and searched and goe blind looking can someone help I'm after Marty and Docs Driving Licences front and the backs if possible, any help appreciated, I got most of the other wallet stuff ready to print just cant find them

Here are my versions of the licenses. Unfortunately both don't have a back side. I hope you still like them.

Marty's 1985 driver license: http://zubcic.com/pdf/Marty_McFly_Driver_License_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf
Doc's 1955 operators license: http://zubcic.com/pdf/Doc_Browns_Operators_License_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf

 

[rorschach999]

Here are my versions of the licenses. Unfortunately both don't have a back side. I hope you still like them.

Marty's 1985 driver license: http://zubcic.com/pdf/Marty_McFly_Driver_License_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf
Doc's 1955 operators license: http://zubcic.com/pdf/Doc_Browns_Operators_License_made_by_Roland_Zubcic.pdf

Cheers Roland, I Owe you one Love docs, not the one i thought of but yours is better - lol

 

[SaintNoOne]

I want a replica of the Damaged letter that Doc shows Marty in the parking lot in 1985. I have came across many but it isn't exactly right. so I made one to the best of my abilities. But my abilities aren't were I need them to be to make it right. I plan to do the weathering and distressing myself so the letter would need to look perfect originally. So is there anyone on here who can help me. I'll attach the screen shot I have and where I have gotten with it.

 

[DB537]

I want a replica of the Damaged letter that Doc shows Marty in the parking lot in 1985.

I recommend starting with my 1955 version of the letter/stationery. It has the correct fonts as seen in the movie and I put a lot of work into getting the address perfect. (Another member here recreated all of the 1955 handwriting in this letter from my HD screencaps.)

View attachment Marty's Letter 1955 DB537.pdf

Also, here is the best image I've found of the actual screen used 1985 letter. It's cut off at the bottom because it's from an old magazine page scan.



The original was printed on Strathmore Monarch/Executive Stationery paper, 7 1/4″ x 10 1/2″. US Letter sized copy paper is way too big.

 

[SaintNoOne]

Thank you so much, you are awesome! When I look at the paper printed out, it doesn't look like this is on "letter" sized paper. Do you know what the dementions would be?

 

[DB537]

Originals were on Strathmore brand Monarch/Executive sized stationery paper, which is 7 1/4″ x 10 1/2″

 

[DB537]

The printing company that made my newspaper replicas is able to do custom stationery.
I asked them about these specifically when I met with them last month. So I MIGHT be able
to provide accurate Lou's Cafe sheets and envelopes sometime soon.

 

[SaintNoOne]

I recommend starting with my 1955 version of the letter/stationery. It has the correct fonts as seen in the movie and I put a lot of work into getting the address perfect. (Another member here recreated all of the 1955 handwriting in this letter from my HD screencaps.)

View attachment 558240

Also, here is the best image I've found of the actual screen used 1985 letter. It's cut off at the bottom because it's from an old magazine page scan.

View attachment 558239

The original was printed on Strathmore Monarch/Executive Stationery paper, 7 1/4″ x 10 1/2″. US Letter sized copy paper is way too big.

Here is what I came up with, and thanks for the header by the way, it looks way better.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t9vcmaiahgn6yri/1985 letter.jpg?dl=0

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

The printing company that made my newspaper replicas is able to do custom stationery.
I asked them about these specifically when I met with them last month. So I MIGHT be able
to provide accurate Lou's Cafe sheets and envelopes sometime soon.

That would be great, Daniel!
If you do start a run on that pls inform at this thread
Thanks