ID Help - Jurassic Park Plates
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MAKE BELIEVE
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Um, I'd file that under no.
Yeap. That's why I called it a problem (don't think we would get 500 plate sales!)
Onkelpsycho
Sr Member
Maybe Universal Studios, would make a nice piece in their gift shop...
I'm gonna buy a few plates and see how good it turns out.
No, gluing the logo to the plate is easier than printing or laser engraving for that matter.
No, gluing the logo to the plate is easier than printing or laser engraving for that matter.
TLaser
New Member
Not really, the deco will easily be felt as a raised area while I can digital print it on laminated clear in a circle large enough to fill the bottom of the plate so tat the edge is all but invisible thus you have no visible edge. Can also laser it with ceramic to achieve the black or several other techniques I use to look factory not home done.
jonny5
Sr Member
LOL This must be what your meals are served on if you show up for Coupon Day at Jurrasic Park
Are you gonna do a run?
I need the entire 12 place setting shipped to Outer Mongolia
Will $0.05 Canadian, cover cost & shipping?
Jeaking Freenius!
Are you gonna do a run?
I need the entire 12 place setting shipped to Outer Mongolia
Will $0.05 Canadian, cover cost & shipping?
Jeaking Freenius!
Again no. Not if done right. Actually check the first link....
TLaser
New Member
Yes, I have looked at it, but you cannot ( and I have done it ) get it thin enough to not feel the difference in both texture and thickness, the edge will be there, give it a try. You would have to coat the plate to the start of the upwards curve to eliminate the difference, doing it that way may actually work, getting a clean line, now that's a whole new ball game. If you get a plate I would gladly laserblack it for you or do it like I did the Styrofoam plate for you.
Just wanted to pop in and proclaim this prop is officially underway! along with photos
Got some 8.66 inch(exactly 22 cm) "Salad/Dessert" plates and have more on the way. So I'm going to start experimenting(on cheap old plates naturally!) and I'll post results later.
About the size of the plate I would love some help since I haven't got a clue which one is seen in the film. According to replacements.com there is also a dinner plate size 10 and 7/8 inch and a "Service plate" which is 12 1/8 inch....
along with photos Got some 8.66 inch(exactly 22 cm) "Salad/Dessert" plates and have more on the way. So I'm going to start experimenting(on cheap old plates naturally!
) and I'll post results later.About the size of the plate I would love some help since I haven't got a clue which one is seen in the film. According to replacements.com there is also a dinner plate size 10 and 7/8 inch and a "Service plate" which is 12 1/8 inch....
MAKE BELIEVE
Master Member
Wow, this is great news man! Pls do keep us posted
I'd risk saying 10 inch is ok (12 seems a bit big IMO). But it's just a wild guess as we don't know the real size of the plates
I'd risk saying 10 inch is ok (12 seems a bit big IMO). But it's just a wild guess as we don't know the real size of the plates
MAKE BELIEVE
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Any news on this?
Not really.
Have ordered more plates, mod podge. I'm not in any hurry simply because I personally want it done right.
Have ordered more plates, mod podge. I'm not in any hurry simply because I personally want it done right.
Edward Whetton
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Can anybody sell me Jurassic park plate I live in the UK. Thanks. Eddy
MAKE BELIEVE
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Not really.
Have ordered more plates, mod podge. I'm not in any hurry simply because I personally want it done right.
Nothing ?
Something!
Got a dozen plates and have been checking with a few printing companies, waiting to hear back from a few at the moment. Lets just say they are real expensive to say the least. Also have been experimenting with different sizes of the printed logo. And I bought a total of 24 oz of mod podge... so it's just a matter of the printed logo and the most important issue, money for said logo
I will get around 50 printed logos on thin plastic film.
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MAKE BELIEVE
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Something!
Got a dozen plates and have been checking with a few printing companies, waiting to hear back from a few at the moment. Lets just say they are real expensive to say the least. Also have been experimenting with different sizes of the printed logo. And I bought a total of 24 oz of mod podge... so it's just a matter of the printed logo and the most important issue, money for said logo
I will get around 50 printed logos on thin plastic film.
Good! That's something. Thanks. Let's hope you can get them done not too pricey
Pls do keep in touch
Good! That's something. Thanks. Let's hope you can get them done not too pricey
Pls do keep in touch
Will do
"We spared no expense" - That is John Hammond's thing, me, I save every penny I can. As long as it doesn't hurt accuracy. One reason I spent over $86 on just getting the logo professionally scanned(then remade in illustrator for FREE
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