Firefly/Serenity
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Thank you.
I passed out some of your propcircle freebie props a long while back (with appropriate credit given) and they were well received. And when I say 'well received' I really mean that the fans came at our display table like rabid animals.
In addition to printed paper goods, I have to create a lot of logos, directional signs, labels and warning decals to be used as vinyls, stickers and paint decals. This is one of several electrical warning labels that I've been working on. I have three others in the process, but I love skulls, so this one was the first out of the gate.
There are six different stickers to a sheet. They can be printed on sticky back paper or you can spray mount them to appropriate/inappropriate places. The crop marks are a bit tricky, but I was trying to utilize as much surface area as possible.
http://pics.fireflyprops.net/PACE-HighVoltage.pdf
There are six different stickers to a sheet. They can be printed on sticky back paper or you can spray mount them to appropriate/inappropriate places. The crop marks are a bit tricky, but I was trying to utilize as much surface area as possible.
http://pics.fireflyprops.net/PACE-HighVoltage.pdf
AZSneed
Sr Member
Re: Firefly Train Pass
I finally done it, made my first paper prop! I had been doing some research on a local train station that used to be in my community at the beginning of the 20th century. I downloaded some photos of train passes and other documents as for my research. Then I was watching The Train Job again, and it hit me, a pass to ride the train. So I came up with this design after much trial and errors.
The originals were on pastel colored card stock, so I suggest printing it that way. Above are samples I tried to see how the colors worked, and all four colors work very good. Above are the front and backs, as designed, and look better than above when printed. I designed the sheet of 8 cards to be printed on both sides before cutting. If you want you can round the corners, as some were made that way. I hope you enjoy them, and I want some feedback to help me on future projects.
Go to this site to download it.
http://pdfcast.org/pdf/railroad-pass
Thanks for looking,
Lloyd
I finally done it, made my first paper prop! I had been doing some research on a local train station that used to be in my community at the beginning of the 20th century. I downloaded some photos of train passes and other documents as for my research. Then I was watching The Train Job again, and it hit me, a pass to ride the train. So I came up with this design after much trial and errors.
The originals were on pastel colored card stock, so I suggest printing it that way. Above are samples I tried to see how the colors worked, and all four colors work very good. Above are the front and backs, as designed, and look better than above when printed. I designed the sheet of 8 cards to be printed on both sides before cutting. If you want you can round the corners, as some were made that way. I hope you enjoy them, and I want some feedback to help me on future projects.
Go to this site to download it.
http://pdfcast.org/pdf/railroad-pass
Thanks for looking,
Lloyd
My two sided ship papers are front and back.
AZSneed
Sr Member
Railroad Baggage Tag
Here is my Altrans Baggage Tag, so your baggage won't get lost, maybe.
Print on both sides, punch the hole and get two for the price of one!
Front on the left side, back side with lower half detached in photo.
Enjoy!
Here is the link. http://pdfcast.org/pdf/baggage-tag
Here is my Altrans Baggage Tag, so your baggage won't get lost, maybe.
Print on both sides, punch the hole and get two for the price of one!
Front on the left side, back side with lower half detached in photo.
Enjoy!
Here is the link. http://pdfcast.org/pdf/baggage-tag
Loving all the Altrans materials!
I've done a collectible ticket each year that I've been involved with the Utah Browncoats' CSTS event. A few of this years' organizers asked me if I would make one available worldwide, so in keeping with my port authority ticket from last year, I've chosen another location significant to Firefly. New Burbank. For those not in the know, New Burbank is one of the cities directly connected with the manufacture of the Firefly Class Midbulk Transport. This is a passenger boarding pass for people traveling from Osiris. The document is a pdf and there are four tickets to a page. I recommend a plain white cardstock and then they can be cut down by hand or at the printer. I used the color scheme from Don McMillan's designs and borrowed some of his thematic elements to tie it to the theme, including his patch ideas as official stamps on the back. Print and enjoy.
http://pics.fireflyprops.net/PACE-CSTSBoardingPass2010.pdf
FRONT:
BACK:
http://pics.fireflyprops.net/PACE-CSTSBoardingPass2010.pdf
FRONT:
BACK:
It's a good thing you posted those Yellowjacket! It's been so long since your last prop that I was starting to go into withdrawl.
Yep, me too! :lol
I have whole mess of props in the pipeline, so they're going to arrive in mass next week.
Bear
Sr Member
Ooohhhhh
eek:eekYellowjacket, you should not have said that. Now I'm going to be shaking in anticipation for a whole week, I don't know if I can last that long.
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