casperdj777
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wanted to say thank you for making this. this is one of my favorite pros. I need add some brown play doh to mine to make it look movie accurate.
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DL4567
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But it must have Canada on it.
http://www.therpf.com/attachments/f...ng-lot-scene-paper-doc3.jpg-280376d1391167244
Great picture, Alan. Now we can recognize the head line: "Telephone Area Codes and Time Zones".
Hi Guys,
I found this file on September 1, 2011. This isn't one of my subscribed threads, otherwise I would have chimed in 4 1/2 years ago.
But yeah, that continuity polaroid is the best view of the piece of paper clipped to Doc's pocket, and I used the same thing to search when my friend and I were preparing our costumes for Dragoncon 2011. I **couldn't believe it** when at that point a few minutes on the internet googling time zone maps found the EXACT thing.
File attached. Enjoy everyone!
-Derek
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Spiderstella
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Thank you DL4567 ^^ thought it was a map
Omg Derek, can't believe you got this haha! I thought nobody ever found the full graphics x)
So it's a diagram of time zones. Seems fitting.
Brigandia36
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Awesome !
Did you guys ever saw this pics
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/...1073741843.329970020455298&type=3&pnref=story
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/...1073741843.329970020455298&type=3&pnref=story
Brigandia36
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It's the 1st time I see the image in the background " Imperial", but what is Imperial ?
Not 100 % exact. There are still a few differences to the screen used paper, but it's very easy to fix. On the screen used paper ...
... the title "Telephone Area Codes and Time Zones" is smaller
... there's more space between the clocks and the map
... the area codes of Yukon and Northwest Territories have their own line
... the tops of the gray backgrounds of the Pacific, Central and Atlantic zones line up with the borderlines of the states (for example: "403 YUKON" has a white background)
Apart from that, it's actually the exact paper.
Here is a fixed version:
If people are interested, I could even create an accurate vectorized graphic for a better printing quality.
Not 100 % exact. There are still a few differences to the screen used paper, but it's very easy to fix. On the screen used paper ...
... the title "Telephone Area Codes and Time Zones" is smaller
... there's more space between the clocks and the map
... the area codes of Yukon and Northwest Territories have their own line
... the tops of the gray backgrounds of the Pacific, Central and Atlantic zones line up with the borderlines of the states (for example: "403 YUKON" has a white background)
Apart from that, it's actually the exact paper.
View attachment 630725
Here is a fixed version:
View attachment 630726
If people are interested, I could even create an accurate vectorized graphic for a better printing quality.
What would you say the dimensions are then?
I think it's Letter-size 8.5 x 11 inches.
DL4567
Sr Member
Not 100 % exact. There are still a few differences to the screen used paper, but it's very easy to fix. On the screen used paper ...
... the title "Telephone Area Codes and Time Zones" is smaller
... there's more space between the clocks and the map
... the area codes of Yukon and Northwest Territories have their own line
... the tops of the gray backgrounds of the Pacific, Central and Atlantic zones line up with the borderlines of the states (for example: "403 YUKON" has a white background)
Apart from that, it's actually the exact paper.
Ohhh Roland! I expected no less from you!
Cmdr.Kerner
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Brigandia36
Sr Member
Doc's mansion, 1955. I am digging this period of time, so rich! If you know something...
It looks to be an overview of an eye x)
Spiderstella
Sr Member
Not 100 % exact. There are still a few differences to the screen used paper, but it's very easy to fix. On the screen used paper ...
... the title "Telephone Area Codes and Time Zones" is smaller
... there's more space between the clocks and the map
... the area codes of Yukon and Northwest Territories have their own line
... the tops of the gray backgrounds of the Pacific, Central and Atlantic zones line up with the borderlines of the states (for example: "403 YUKON" has a white background)
Apart from that, it's actually the exact paper.
View attachment 630725
Here is a fixed version:
View attachment 630726
If people are interested, I could even create an accurate vectorized graphic for a better printing quality.
thanks Roland really like your attention to detail! Nice one
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When I got my BTTF plates from Celebrity Machines awhile back, they tossed in a couple of those bumper stickers for free. It never hurts to ask!
maton
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Not quite sure, but been looking a different planet size charts and graphs. Could it maybe be a line up of planets. Earth at the back, then a few other smaller planets overlapping in front. Also looking at the back on the door, looks to be a pin-up girl and also an British Bulldog standing on a blue/green platform picture on the back wall.
DL4567
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You know, the more I look at that, I'm willing to bet it came from the inside of a phone book. Like something they'd provide in the first few pages inside the front or back cover. The style of the printing, and the information given --- it makes a lot of sense. Don't know why that never occurred to me before.....
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