Its a great poster and even better parting gesture actually - Beware this poster is HUGE - you won't be able to do it justice on your inkjet! LOL

Definitely one to be professionally printed and framed - its really nice !

It is very nice indeed! And Joe is correct the poster is huge. Along with the file size!

If nothing else, it's nice to have the digital file.

I already use it as my DESKTOP BACKGROUND ..It looks amazing!!!!!

I saved it to my pic's.

When i go to make the pic bigger i can't see the writing the pic get's blurry.

I saved the bigger pic but only the middle section show's up

Dan.

vintageSWfan wrote:

I saved it to my pic's.

When i go to make the pic bigger i can't see the writing the pic get's blurry.

I saved the bigger pic but only the middle section show's up

Dan.

Use photo shop, the quality of the pic is just amazing, I can see all the details of the action figures!!!

Hi Folks

I'm glad you all like the poster, I tried to make it as close to an original cardback as i could as that gave me fond memories as a child when looking in the shops for new figures.

I was limited in size to the printer at my work which prints of A1 straight of the roll onto glossy kodak paper, i still have the original framed at home. at 24" x 71" the figures are almost full size but it will go bigger before bluring as each image is 12mp.

I originall started it because i was fustrated that there was no poster out there for us variant collectors, the closest i found was a special pull out poster from a magazine (i forget what its called) but that didnt include alot of major variants.

I tell you it took me nearly 6 months in total as cutting each figure from its background in photoshop was painstaking to say the least.

Anyway i hope you enjoy it and good luck

Man that thing is sweet!!!

Anyone who prints that out and makes a nice poster of it... I want it!!!

Mogwai this is a great thing you have done.

Very nice of you to share this with the vintage collecting community.

Thank you very much.

I am thinking rinting and framing on this.

Hate to hear your leaving the hobby, mogwai. Best of luck to you in the future and thank you for the gesture of the poster. Downloading my copy now.

Mogwai welcome to TIG.

Dan.

Hi there, i'm new on this great forum and tried to download this amazing poster but got deadlink....
Anybody to add a new link please?
Congratulations and many thanks Mogwai!!!!!!

I printed this out the first few weeks i started collecting, i got it through Mogwai from the RS forum :-



Its great being a photocopier engineer at times

DAM I missed this too! Can anybody provide a link to download the full size image?

There are 3 files: bmp, jpg & psd ( I have no idea about this computer stuff ) the printable ones may be too large to send via email? Anyway, if someone tells me what to do I'll try

I have a ZIP-file here that's 56MB.

here's 40MB : http://www.sendspace.com/file/in2fk6
& 11MB http://www.sendspace.com/file/0kp6nn
I hope this is OK to do?

Here is an updated link for anyone who has missed it

http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/156388/SWposter.zip

Enjoy

Great Guys... thanks for all the links and taking the time to help out... the poster is Aewsome!


A great piece of work Mogwai!

Which file would be best for taking to a photo/print shop and printing out on posterpaper?

Craig T wrote:

Great Guys... thanks for all the links and taking the time to help out... the poster is Aewsome!


A great piece of work Mogwai!

Which file would be best for taking to a photo/print shop and printing out on posterpaper?

The photoshop image is on the one i used but i used a raw image, The one i supplied in the zip is a flattened image but should be ok as i made sure there was no quality loss. The raw image was huge and had so many elements to it.

mogwai wrote:

Craig T wrote:

Great Guys... thanks for all the links and taking the time to help out... the poster is Aewsome!


A great piece of work Mogwai!

Which file would be best for taking to a photo/print shop and printing out on posterpaper?

The photoshop image is on the one i used but i used a raw image, The one i supplied in the zip is a flattened image but should be ok as i made sure there was no quality loss. The raw image was huge and had so many elements to it.

So which one is that then? & what size do yu suggest we get it printed at? Large as possible i guess?
Thanks again mate, i'm definitely gonna get this up on my wall asap!

Tank1252 wrote:

mogwai wrote:

Craig T wrote:

Great Guys... thanks for all the links and taking the time to help out... the poster is Aewsome!


A great piece of work Mogwai!

Which file would be best for taking to a photo/print shop and printing out on posterpaper?

The photoshop image is on the one i used but i used a raw image, The one i supplied in the zip is a flattened image but should be ok as i made sure there was no quality loss. The raw image was huge and had so many elements to it.

So which one is that then? & what size do yu suggest we get it printed at? Large as possible i guess?
Thanks again mate, i'm definitely gonna get this up on my wall asap!

I have to as well im going to go to the print shop my business uses later this week send them the files and see what options they have

I'd be interested to know what they tell you Jay.

just ask the photocopier engineer - Lee

Biggest i can get it to is Banner size on a copier which ends up at 10x30 inches