I know Marty is a time traveller, but how can he have a coupon from 1987 in his wallet in 1985?
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I know Marty is a time traveller, but how can he have a coupon from 1987 in his wallet in 1985?
I know Marty is a time traveller, but how can he have a coupon from 1987 in his wallet in 1985?
Bill and Ted's Excellent adventure, STYLE.
(Marty ! Remember in 2015, while BORROWING the Delorean, to go back to 1987 and get the coupon, and then to 1985 to put it in your wallet !!)
Many thanks Cmdr.Kerner, highly appreciated.
Coupon says 1985 : is it really from 1987 Roland? (I admit I don't know much about BTTF, I'm making the wallet for my daughter who is a fan....).I know Marty is a time traveller, but how can he have a coupon from 1987 in his wallet in 1985?
BTW Roland huge thanks for all the great work you're sharing here. Any advice for the wallet fillers is welcome
This coupon is just fanmade. Whoever created it, he used the wrong beverage cans. The design of the cans on this coupon is from 1987. In 1985 they looked like this:
The only two paper props I put into the Marty wallet from my collection are his driver license and the siblings photo, because no other fillers are shown or mentioned in the movie.
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Spiderstella
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Hi all dose anyone have a good quality copy of this picture they wouldn’t mine sharing?
thank you in advance
thank you in advance
davidnagel
Sr Member
I saw google image search returns: volver al futuro parte 3 which includes this image - watermarked - but could be upscaled to work.Hi all dose anyone have a good quality copy of this picture they wouldn’t mine sharing?
thank you in advance
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falloutnvmaster
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removed the watermark from the page the other guy posted and upscaled itHi all dose anyone have a good quality copy of this picture they wouldn’t mine sharing?
thank you in advance
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Thank you for this link! So I found the image of Doc standing alone in front of the Clock tower, I was looking for.
Spiderstella
Sr Member
Thank you that’s awesome
elvagodevoz
New Member
hello there !!!! i want to ask ... some of you have the ohlala magazine in pdf ???? thanks
this group is so great
sorry, i know, my englis is very bad
hi from mexico !!!!
this group is so great
sorry, i know, my englis is very bad
hi from mexico !!!!
not pdf, but in my opinion the best version of the Oh La La is this: Unlimited Run - Full "Oh LàLà" replica magazine from BTTF 2 with screen accurate content
Markus
Sr Member
Not a paper prop. Not even e-paper. Not even a prop...
But plenty of references to BTTF props - so, I hope you don't mind me posting this here.
I'm sharing a set of BTTF-themed animated watchfaces that I created for the LilyGo T-Watch 2020.
The T-Watch 2020 is a cheap smartwatch ($30-$40 from banggood.com), ESP32 based, and programmable in the Arduino framework.
Here is a demonstration of the watchfaces in action.
The code is published at https://github.com/mawob/bttfWatch.
A description and installation guide is posted on my blog.
Doc's stopwatch (with yellow digits, since yellow is brighter than red), and one of the settings screens.
The watch as it arrives - and a view of the internals (notice the replaceable battery)
But plenty of references to BTTF props - so, I hope you don't mind me posting this here.
I'm sharing a set of BTTF-themed animated watchfaces that I created for the LilyGo T-Watch 2020.
The T-Watch 2020 is a cheap smartwatch ($30-$40 from banggood.com), ESP32 based, and programmable in the Arduino framework.
Here is a demonstration of the watchfaces in action.
The code is published at https://github.com/mawob/bttfWatch.
A description and installation guide is posted on my blog.
Doc's stopwatch (with yellow digits, since yellow is brighter than red), and one of the settings screens.
The watch as it arrives - and a view of the internals (notice the replaceable battery)
Markus
Sr Member
Thanks! Funny that you mention this. The watch code is actually a modification (and extension) of a code that was written earlier for such purposes (an Arduino with a tiny display)
Markus
Sr Member
I agree. For that case, they have an even simpler (and cheaper) solution: The TTGo T-Display which has the same ESP32 with a built-in screen, for $9. It can be directly powered by USB, and it also has a charging circuit for a 3.7V lithium battery (the battery must be purchased separately).
elvagodevoz
New Member
someone have this new newspaper in HD??? this is great
I made these newspapers for the show. (I'm Daniel R. Bramblett, the 'staff writer' credited on the front page.)
The unused extra copies are available from my Etsy shop. There is also a listing here, in the Project Runs section, with the link to that page.
All proceeds from the sale of this item will be donated to The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
These newspapers are from the same print run as the ones used in the show.
26 of the 90 sets have been sold. When they are sold out, no more will ever be made.
I’m gathering paper props and fonts and whatnot to make things screen accurate as best I can and I have two quick questions if someone could help me out.
1. On the boluva alarm clock for the delorean dashboard how do you go about replacing the name on the clocks face to be screen accurate? I recently purchased the one on the bottom left but the font is wrong compared to movie (bottom right)
2. And does Marty’s red nylon wallet have a flap on the right hand side (top right pic) or a zippered coin purse (top left pic)? I keep seeing it both ways on different sites. Thanks
1. On the boluva alarm clock for the delorean dashboard how do you go about replacing the name on the clocks face to be screen accurate? I recently purchased the one on the bottom left but the font is wrong compared to movie (bottom right)
2. And does Marty’s red nylon wallet have a flap on the right hand side (top right pic) or a zippered coin purse (top left pic)? I keep seeing it both ways on different sites. Thanks
