Corkbottle
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Re: Jurassic Park - by Corkbottle
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Re: Jurassic Park - by Corkbottle
Oh I dunno, he is meant to be a computer geek so not changing his clothes fits in with that :-D
It's doubtful that on the day he had his photo taken for the I.D. that he was wearing the same clothes anyway
Oh I dunno, he is meant to be a computer geek so not changing his clothes fits in with that :-D
Corkbottle
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Re: Jurassic Park - by Corkbottle
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Corkbottle
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Well I did want my own thread to maintain some sort of cohesion throughout my work and allow a somewhat online record of things, I was not aware they keep it to one thread per movie.
Sorry guys but I don't feel like sorting through a large amalgamation of other peoples threads and posts to find replies and such to my own comments. I'll just post items when I've finished them completely.
Sorry guys but I don't feel like sorting through a large amalgamation of other peoples threads and posts to find replies and such to my own comments. I'll just post items when I've finished them completely.
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So you deleted your posts here because mods told you to stick to the rule: "one thread for each movie"? Strange... If every single member in this thread that contributed artwork here had their own thread, their would be dozens of Jurassic Park threads, which would be complete chaos. I don't understand your point here...
CynicalMormon
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My request got kind of swamped by the move of Corkbottle's thread so I figured I'd repeat it. Sorry if that's annoying.
PM me if you're willing to sell the files or whatever unless you're kind enough to share.
Thanks!
moviebuff5
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Re: Jurassic Park - by Corkbottle
The T-Rex mark was a hologram background sticker over the corner of the photo. That is what they are trying to represent with the rainbow background in the concept art.
They had ID tags and a Raptor Prod/Taser at the traveling exhibit I think at Science Place in Dallas back in 1993 and I forgot my camera. :cry
I am pretty sure the red lines were present on the wordmark. I think that detail would have stuck with me as well if they were different from all the JP merchandise available at the time.
The T-Rex mark was a hologram background sticker over the corner of the photo. That is what they are trying to represent with the rainbow background in the concept art.
They had ID tags and a Raptor Prod/Taser at the traveling exhibit I think at Science Place in Dallas back in 1993 and I forgot my camera. :cry
I am pretty sure the red lines were present on the wordmark. I think that detail would have stuck with me as well if they were different from all the JP merchandise available at the time.
Caplan
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To have an original id in 1996 (belonging to a mechanician character) I sold it for a long time, and I can tell when no event was a hologram sticker, much less than the JURASSIC PARK logo possessed inside red but black, all these details summers on simple id contained but at any point identique of the models versions of Robert Muldoom and Dennis Nedry.
division 6
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I went to the exhibit at the Museum in Golden Gate Park S.F.
I remember them having the night vision goggles and a few other items, maybe even an ID.
Sadly I didn't have a camera with me.
Caplan
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To be honest I have no photos and no scan, only my memory, I had purchased this item has a specific vendor and sold 2 or 3 years later rained, I'm not really interested in the world of JP or other, there are my children having fun to redo some objects.
My memories are precise enough for them to make them as close as possible.
and anyway the FHD captures of the film more than enough to see the details
My memories are precise enough for them to make them as close as possible.
and anyway the FHD captures of the film more than enough to see the details
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CynicalMormon
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So in my search for JP stuff (specifically the dino sheets from TLW) I stumbled upon: Jurassic Park: The Game Deluxe Edition.
I had never seen this before and it looks like it comes with a plethora of awesome extras.
One being a replica badge. From what I can tell it seems to be a direct copy from the film.
It also comes with a "InGen Field Guide" that has a good image of the badge on page 32.
I know that most of the stuff isn't directly from the movie but I was wondering if anyone had this/seen it/played it? I'm thinking I might just have to track a copy down.
Edit: I see now that some people have mentioned it... sorry if this is a repost of something from earlier.
I had never seen this before and it looks like it comes with a plethora of awesome extras.
One being a replica badge. From what I can tell it seems to be a direct copy from the film.
It also comes with a "InGen Field Guide" that has a good image of the badge on page 32.
I know that most of the stuff isn't directly from the movie but I was wondering if anyone had this/seen it/played it? I'm thinking I might just have to track a copy down.
Edit: I see now that some people have mentioned it... sorry if this is a repost of something from earlier.
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Mike J.
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That board game ID looks really clean. Pretty accurate to the concept art, too. I wonder if the grayscale T-Rex icon is meant to suggest a hologram? They certainly had blue or color available to them, if they wanted to use it.... Even copied the odd white space around the InGen logo.
You'll also note the slight inconsistency of using two different InGen logos: the one on the badge, and the one in the upper corner of the instructions.
-MJ
You'll also note the slight inconsistency of using two different InGen logos: the one on the badge, and the one in the upper corner of the instructions.
-MJ
Wasn't a board game, it was a point and click adventure game.
CynicalMormon
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I think you're wrong. After looking at both they seem pretty darn close to me. In fact, everything I can find about the game says they were patterned after the movie versions.
While they might not be exact I find your use of the word 'significantly' significantly flawed.
Caplan
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I think you do not know what you mean, again observe many film shots (if you have that I do not think), the attachment just the black rectangle is far too long, and blue and yellow patterns are too low. do not talk about things you do not know.
<a href="http://www.casimages.com/i/150622025059517537.png.html" title="MuldoonArnoldHammond[1]">Lien vers mon image</a>
See this screenshot found on the net, and already you will see that you are wrong completely and the card of the film is printing on photo paper and laminated, this is a badge is not in plastque, a little common sense before you speak
<a href="http://www.casimages.com/i/150622025059517537.png.html" title="MuldoonArnoldHammond[1]">Lien vers mon image</a>
See this screenshot found on the net, and already you will see that you are wrong completely and the card of the film is printing on photo paper and laminated, this is a badge is not in plastque, a little common sense before you speak
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