Back to the Future
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Should I redraw him entirely then?
I've been wanting to do this one for a while and finally had some free time to work on it. This is my recreation of the thank you letter that John Z. DeLorean sent to Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale after he saw Back to the Future in 1985. The original is now on display with the BTTF Props at the NBC Universal Experience in Universal Studios Hollywood, and you can also see it in one of the Blu Ray extras.
PDF file: View attachment John DeLorean BTTF Letter.pdf
PDF file: View attachment John DeLorean BTTF Letter.pdf
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MAKE BELIEVE
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Thanks DB. Nice one :thumbsup :thumbsup
I know, the following label is available as an original for just a few Dollars, but it's still cheaper to print it yourselves. And if you don't want to destroy an original label (for nostalgic reasons), then this one is just the thing for you! This is the label from the fruit crate of the 1955 skateboard that Marty "borrowed" from the kid while fleeing from Biff's gang. You will need a large paper sheet (Tabloid or A3). The label itself is 11 x 10 inches. This is a hi-res 8000 pixels scan (727 dpi).
The PDF files:
US-Tabloid: Pala_Brave_Fruit_Crate_Label_US-Tabloid.pdf
International A3: Pala_Brave_Fruit_Crate_Label_A3.pdf
Preview picture:
The PDF files:
US-Tabloid: Pala_Brave_Fruit_Crate_Label_US-Tabloid.pdf
International A3: Pala_Brave_Fruit_Crate_Label_A3.pdf
Preview picture:
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You did it again Roland 
MAKE BELIEVE
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You just don't waist time, do you Roland?
Thanks for the work and for sharing it at the forum :thumbsup :thumbsup
Thanks for the work and for sharing it at the forum :thumbsup :thumbsup
Another addition to my "Save the Clock Tower" donation can label: I found two more cans with the perfect dimensions (14 cm / 5.5 inches height). And this time it isn't just interesting for german users - I found a can in a french supermarket, too. Unfortunately both cans have the wrong cap.
The left can is a brown sauce from "Egle". I don't know if it's available in a german supermarket, but you can order it here: http://www.wilhelm-egle.de/egle-braune-sosse-1-x-400-g.html (it's very expensive).
The can on the right side is Cappuccino powder from a french "U" market ("Super U", "Hyper U"). Caution, there are several "U" Cappuccino cans with different sizes. This one is the only one with screen accurate dimensions.
The left can is a brown sauce from "Egle". I don't know if it's available in a german supermarket, but you can order it here: http://www.wilhelm-egle.de/egle-braune-sosse-1-x-400-g.html (it's very expensive).
The can on the right side is Cappuccino powder from a french "U" market ("Super U", "Hyper U"). Caution, there are several "U" Cappuccino cans with different sizes. This one is the only one with screen accurate dimensions.
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BrotherWilliam
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Thanks for the tip on that Roland. Been scouring the import shops for the Finetti sticks one over Christmas (which is when these tend to turn up) but no luck with that. The hunt goes on.
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formula388
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Looking great bree, One of the arrows on the back side of the label is pointing towards the wrong area of the body and I think the graphics on the front bottom are more involved then what you have. It really is looking great so far though.
formula388
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I went through a few of the youtube commercials to try and grab some screen captures for you...
