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| yotsuya:
--- Quote from: jdbailey1206 on January 11, 2016, 01:44:03 pm --- --- Quote from: yotsuya on January 11, 2016, 01:45:25 am --- --- Quote from: Howard_Casto on January 11, 2016, 01:27:35 am ---I'm beginning to think posters are outdated tech. After walking down my local Walmart after xmas and seeing all those 42+ inch tvs for under 200 bucks I'm thinking, like someone else already suggested, maybe hanging a tv on it's side would be more fun. Shoot they are getting so cheap that you could do that for side art on a cab as well. That'd be a project..... trying to inset a lcd on the sides of a cab without ruining the structure. --- End quote --- Don't encourage them. --- End quote --- You should get a UCA award just for this statement. --- End quote --- I know, right? That's the day I drop this hobby and start sniffing model glue. |
| Ginsu Victim:
List of posters in our house (all framed) Living Room -Pulp Fiction -Reservoir Dogs -Jaws -Raiders of the Lost Ark -Star Wars Bedroom -Star Wars (rock concert) -Boondock Saints -Breakfast at Tiffany's -Princess Bride Office -Kill Bill -Inglorious Basterds -Planet Terror -Death Proof -The Wind Rises -Watchmen -1994 ECW event card poster 11x17, purchased from The Blue Meanie himself |
| Howard_Casto:
Did you have to mention the Blue Meanie? Took me nearly 10 years to get this out of my head: And now it's in all your heards. :D |
| voltz:
^ lol, you bastard! I've been meaning to get some more poster frames, but I keep coming across these flimsy types that look like they're about to fall apart any moment. The one I currently have uses those "clips" in the back which will allow me to exchange any number of times without breaking, so I'm wondering where else can I look for these at? Also what works as safe storage for non-framed posters? I've got a bin full of old ones that were pretty dinged up and I've gotta go through the process of replacing them all. |
| wp34:
--- Quote from: voltz on January 11, 2016, 09:48:54 pm --- Also what works as safe storage for non-framed posters? I've got a bin full of old ones that were pretty dinged up and I've gotta go through the process of replacing them all. --- End quote --- I've used those plastic totes that are meant for wrapping paper. At my peak of storing posters there were so many I kept them in a plastic trash can. :) |
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