Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Is it just me or does the eagle on the newspaper letterhead look like it's turned to the side like these:
Or this one: http://www.museumoffloridahistory.com/mfh/exhibits/civilwar/images/eagleseal_lg.gif
Not quite the same but you get what I'm talking about I hope.
Ryu
Is it just me or does the eagle on the newspaper letterhead look like it's turned to the side like these:
Or this one: http://www.museumoffloridahistory.com/mfh/exhibits/civilwar/images/eagleseal_lg.gif
Not quite the same but you get what I'm talking about I hope.
Ryu
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Second pull of the gun is out. First one was a . . . um . . . a learning experience.
Not bad, needs some work, and the mold needs a bit more tweaking.
I'll clean it up in the morning, and give it a coat of primer. Then, tommorow night, I'll give a nice coat of paint!! Or should I say ink and paint?
**BU-dah-bump**
Enjoy!
Second pull of the gun is out. First one was a . . . um . . . a learning experience.
Not bad, needs some work, and the mold needs a bit more tweaking.
I'll clean it up in the morning, and give it a coat of primer. Then, tommorow night, I'll give a nice coat of paint!! Or should I say ink and paint?
**BU-dah-bump**
Enjoy!
darthinvictus
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
looks graet
how delicate is the hammer?
looks graet
how delicate is the hammer?
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Would it be simpler to cast the hammer seperately ?
Would it be simpler to cast the hammer seperately ?
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Hammer is strong, since a piece of metal is cast into it!
Hammer is strong, since a piece of metal is cast into it!
darthinvictus
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
awesome!
when will these be avaiable?
awesome!
when will these be avaiable?
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Soon. working out the details. It won't have the bullets, but may have some other 'props' with it . . .
Soon. working out the details. It won't have the bullets, but may have some other 'props' with it . . .
Jerseydevil
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Beautiful stuff. Do you think you'll eventually end up making the bullets down the road?Soon. working out the details. It won't have the bullets, but may have some other 'props' with it . . .
Howlrunner
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
That's looking great Hotshot, look forward to the painted pics.
I'm making progress slowly - I've got all the text that can be made out on the DVD and am now making up the rest of the text that can't be made out to match what is screen accurate.
Question: Should "Drouth" be left in (which is screen accurate) or should the correct spelling "Drought" be put in it's place?
The main body of the text on the original appears to be a single paragraph which is repeated again and again and again...... As this replica WILL be seen up close, I've decided to put something more interesting in instead - a part of the initial Roger Rabbot script - my favourite scene from the movie in fact, but MUCH darker in the older script - which I've formatted to fit the newspaper paragraph style.
That's looking great Hotshot, look forward to the painted pics.
I'm making progress slowly - I've got all the text that can be made out on the DVD and am now making up the rest of the text that can't be made out to match what is screen accurate.
Question: Should "Drouth" be left in (which is screen accurate) or should the correct spelling "Drought" be put in it's place?
The main body of the text on the original appears to be a single paragraph which is repeated again and again and again...... As this replica WILL be seen up close, I've decided to put something more interesting in instead - a part of the initial Roger Rabbot script - my favourite scene from the movie in fact, but MUCH darker in the older script - which I've formatted to fit the newspaper paragraph style.
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Woooowwww! That looks amazing!
I'm lovin' it!!
I've got the gun all cleaned up, but have yet to nail down the blue grey colors, and then find a satisfactory gloss/semigloss. I may offer the bullets later this year.
Woooowwww! That looks amazing!
I'm lovin' it!!
I've got the gun all cleaned up, but have yet to nail down the blue grey colors, and then find a satisfactory gloss/semigloss. I may offer the bullets later this year.
Howlrunner
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
You can read the older script (titled Who Shot Roger Rabbit?) here:
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Who-Framed-Roger-Rabbit?.html
Yeah, my Photoshop doesn't seem to do justified text. I was considering justifying each line by hand..... Guess I'm gonna have to do it now! :lol
EDIT: OK, went ahead and justified all the text. Figured out a few more of the words and made up the rest of the missing ones. This is now finished, unless anyone can point out anything glaringly inaccurate.
So...... How do I go about getting this printed on actual newspaper paper?.....
You can read the older script (titled Who Shot Roger Rabbit?) here:
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Who-Framed-Roger-Rabbit?.html
Yeah, my Photoshop doesn't seem to do justified text. I was considering justifying each line by hand..... Guess I'm gonna have to do it now! :lol
EDIT: OK, went ahead and justified all the text. Figured out a few more of the words and made up the rest of the missing ones. This is now finished, unless anyone can point out anything glaringly inaccurate.
So...... How do I go about getting this printed on actual newspaper paper?.....
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Eddie's toon gun, and other stuff too . . .
Looks beyond fine!!! Nicely done!
Here's the first shot at painting the gun up. It's more experimentation at this point.
Any thoughts?
I'm not sure if I should go flat colors, or dress it up with some subtle shading and touches of white 'shine'. I'm also pondering a semigloss coat.
Whatcha think gang?
Looks beyond fine!!! Nicely done!
Here's the first shot at painting the gun up. It's more experimentation at this point.
Any thoughts?
I'm not sure if I should go flat colors, or dress it up with some subtle shading and touches of white 'shine'. I'm also pondering a semigloss coat.
Whatcha think gang?
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Props nearly finished!
It should, it's about the size of a Samaritan!!! I'd call that cartoony . . .or scary!! :lol
It should, it's about the size of a Samaritan!!! I'd call that cartoony . . .or scary!! :lol
BazzanoJones
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Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Props nearly finished!
Very well done! That's inspiring: I also want to try to make it in the future!:thumbsup :thumbsup
I'm not totally conviced about the painted white light spots: cartoonish, yes, but non "realistic", because they're fixed in that position.
If I can tell you a suggestion: I would try with flat colors and very smooth airbrush shadows. Then I think that a semi-gloss coating would be a good idea to give it more lights.
Beside that: again congratulations! :thumbsup
Very well done! That's inspiring: I also want to try to make it in the future!:thumbsup :thumbsup
I'm not totally conviced about the painted white light spots: cartoonish, yes, but non "realistic", because they're fixed in that position.
If I can tell you a suggestion: I would try with flat colors and very smooth airbrush shadows. Then I think that a semi-gloss coating would be a good idea to give it more lights.
Beside that: again congratulations! :thumbsup
Re: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Props nearly finished!
I like the airbrushing idea, I'll give that a shot!
I like the airbrushing idea, I'll give that a shot!
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