I wonder if they're ever going to explain the origin of that picture... 
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LizardJedi
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Well, I have a couple random requests if anyone is looking for inspiration.
While its not the first movie you would think of for props, the Eviction Notices in RENT stick out in my mind
These are the things that are getting burned and thrown out of the windows in the opening street sequence:
Also, in the same scene, there are posters all over advertiseing Maureen's show (Benny is ripping these off the walls)
Anyways, yeah, its kind of random, but what can I say, RENT is a guilty pleasure of mine :$
While its not the first movie you would think of for props, the Eviction Notices in RENT stick out in my mind
These are the things that are getting burned and thrown out of the windows in the opening street sequence:
Also, in the same scene, there are posters all over advertiseing Maureen's show (Benny is ripping these off the walls)
Anyways, yeah, its kind of random, but what can I say, RENT is a guilty pleasure of mine :$
LizardJedi
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Sweet.
The small text looks similar. That looks like the hardest part about making one of these up. I may auctally be able to read that one, heh.
Thanks.
The small text looks similar. That looks like the hardest part about making one of these up. I may auctally be able to read that one, heh.
Thanks.
gusw666
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DuneMuadDib @ Feb 19 2007, 06:20 AM) [snapback]1421800[/snapback]</div>
AWSOME.......................................
I had been looking for this prop for quite some time, I will print it and post it on my prop room now.
Thank you very much, and let me tell you that you did a great job there.
Thank you again.
Gus
Been working on this the past couple nights, the full version of the Aerelon soldier photo from BSG:
The one currently floating around online scanned from the Companion is only about 80% of the full image, cropped on all sides, mostly the top and right. It was a massive pain to overlay that on top of a screen cap and fill in the gaps. Not perfect (I'm not a pro graphics guy after all) but it's good enough to go on my wall and share.
Scaled at 8"x10" with trim guides for the corners and edges
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AWSOME.......................................
I had been looking for this prop for quite some time, I will print it and post it on my prop room now.
Thank you very much, and let me tell you that you did a great job there.
Thank you again.
Gus
division 6
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mechamaniac @ Feb 19 2007, 09:35 AM) [snapback]1421986[/snapback]</div>
Deleted scenes bonus material on DVD set.
D6
I wonder if they're ever going to explain the origin of that picture...
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Deleted scenes bonus material on DVD set.
D6
blubeetle3
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Here's a little something I whipped up on Photoshop last night. A Kord Omniversal Research & Developement pass. Just fold in half and stuff into on of those name badge thingamabobs.
C'mon. With a screenname like "blubeetle3", you just had to know it would be Blue Beetle related.
C'mon. With a screenname like "blubeetle3", you just had to know it would be Blue Beetle related.
KnightAsylum
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I just wanted to throw out a thanks for the Kord pass.
While ironicly it is for one of my 2 least favorite characters in the DC universe (the other being Booster Gold.) Nothing personal man, really...I just hated the whole slide of the Justice League into a comedy group years ago, and have never forgiven anyone...but that is a discussion for another day.
I still appreciete any comic props that show up, They are few and far between.
Thanks for the work, blubeetle3.
While ironicly it is for one of my 2 least favorite characters in the DC universe (the other being Booster Gold.) Nothing personal man, really...I just hated the whole slide of the Justice League into a comedy group years ago, and have never forgiven anyone...but that is a discussion for another day.
I still appreciete any comic props that show up, They are few and far between.
Thanks for the work, blubeetle3.
mtsbspidey
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"hi i have a request dresden files buisness card"
i'll see what i can do (i certainly wouldn't mind having one myself)...though if anyone else wants to take a crack at it feel free....skott
i'll see what i can do (i certainly wouldn't mind having one myself)...though if anyone else wants to take a crack at it feel free....skott
mtsbspidey
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here's mine...i think don's is better...though i do prefer it without the scifi channel web info
...skott
...skott
dondablo
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mtsbspidey @ Mar 10 2007, 10:27 AM) [snapback]1436628[/snapback]</div>
I will probably get rid of the sci-fi info as well when I print mine out.
~ Don D'Ablo
here's mine...i think don's is better...though i do prefer it without the scifi channel web info
...skott
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I will probably get rid of the sci-fi info as well when I print mine out.
~ Don D'Ablo
blubeetle3
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(KnightAsylum @ Mar 9 2007, 07:32 PM) [snapback]1436115[/snapback]</div>
"Different strokes for different folks."
I LOVED the JLI era. Like a lot of others, you categorize the whole run as "comedy", but, forget the dramatic stories like the Gray Man story, the Despero storyline, the Teasdale Imperative, etc. In fact the lighter tone tended to set up the more dramatic stories, making them even more jarring (as opposed to the current "crisis of the month" approach").
But this is a paper props thread, not a comic discussion one. So, here's Ted Kord's business card:
I just wanted to throw out a thanks for the Kord pass.
While ironicly it is for one of my 2 least favorite characters in the DC universe (the other being Booster Gold.) Nothing personal man, really...I just hated the whole slide of the Justice League into a comedy group years ago, and have never forgiven anyone...but that is a discussion for another day.
I still appreciete any comic props that show up, They are few and far between.
Thanks for the work, blubeetle3.
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"Different strokes for different folks."
I LOVED the JLI era. Like a lot of others, you categorize the whole run as "comedy", but, forget the dramatic stories like the Gray Man story, the Despero storyline, the Teasdale Imperative, etc. In fact the lighter tone tended to set up the more dramatic stories, making them even more jarring (as opposed to the current "crisis of the month" approach").
But this is a paper props thread, not a comic discussion one. So, here's Ted Kord's business card:
misterfusion
Sr Member
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Dark Knight @ Mar 10 2007, 06:49 PM) [snapback]1437006[/snapback]</div>
Hey DK, where did you find this pic? Was this on eBay?
Steve
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Hey DK, where did you find this pic? Was this on eBay?
Steve
misterfusion
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Dark Knight @ Mar 11 2007, 08:05 AM) [snapback]1437342[/snapback]</div>
On the one hand, I didn't really care for "Hollywoodland", but being a huge Superman fan, not to mention a big Reeves fan (www.myspace.com/georgereevesmemorial), I'd like to see oneof these as well.
The guy oneBay was evennice enough to supply the dimentions: 26 1/4 x 32 1/4.
I can probably work up the fonts, but the pic is another story...
Steve
On the one hand, I didn't really care for "Hollywoodland", but being a huge Superman fan, not to mention a big Reeves fan (www.myspace.com/georgereevesmemorial), I'd like to see oneof these as well.
The guy oneBay was evennice enough to supply the dimentions: 26 1/4 x 32 1/4.
I can probably work up the fonts, but the pic is another story...
Steve
starfighter66
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try getting with Gus Webber, he might be able to help with this kind of project.
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