Stark industries nameplate font

[Jason_E]

I am trying to do up some military nameplates for my Mark1 backplate project and was wondering if any of the RPF ADOBE masters would have any idea as to what the proper font is that is used for the words/numbers in the supplied pictures.

Its the top version that I am specifically trying to replicate.

I thought I had it a bunch of times until coming to the "4"...which seems to be the odd man out.

Thanks for looking and any help is much appreciated.

Jason

 

[DBCooper]

The font in the silver areas is most likely a type like these:

PF Din Text Pro® - Webfont & Desktop font « MyFonts

Some sort of DIN font.

Have not found any free fonts close yet.

Best,
DBCooper

 

[Jason_E]

Thanks for the reply DB

I'm happy with a "close" since the plate is pretty much hidden by wires and tubing....but its always nice to start at 100% accurate and work down from there.


Jason

 

[Stutz]

Yep, Looks like DIN MittelSchrift to me.

 

[Cmdr.Kerner]

Here we go Jason.

Enjoy

Dietrich

 

[Jason_E]

The rpf never ceases to amaze.

Thank you very much everyone.

Jason

 

[Jason_E]

Here is the final faceplate.

As mentioned it is going behind a bunch of mechanics so getting it down to the last pixel isnt really necessary.

Thanks again to all who helped out.

Jason

 

[santicity]

Are you gonna print it out or are you gonna make a real piece of aluminum and stamp it?

 

[Jason_E]

I just got a laser in the shop and was planning to use a product called CerMark on a piece of stainless steel. It literally burns the black onto the metal.

From the reference picture I think they used stainless over aluminum.

Jason