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.

 

[minilove666]

This scene with Eric Stoltz and Christopher Lloyd was filmed in late November or early December 1984. Eric Stoltz is holding a very first version of the Clock Tower flyer, which was printed before Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale decided to film the Hill Valley scenes in Universal Studios Hollywood.
On this flyer, the famous city hall is actually the New York County Supreme Court in Manhattan.