for my contest dio I need some Russian street signs preverably the ones that are placed at buildingwalls on street corners
let me know if you have something at home or know a link.
Thanks in advance
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Russian street signs
Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 03:49 AM UTC
KFMagee
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Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 09:20 AM UTC
Custom Dioramics has some propaganda posters... goto www.modelmecca.com and do a search. i have the sheet and it is pretty nice... a few "commercial" posters, street signs, and several military wall posters...
Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 10:34 AM UTC
Keith
Thanks for the link It will come in handy later on
but this diorama is a big experiment and I`m trying to do as much by my own as possible
I also want to make the roadsigns by myself (buying them is too easy I want to challenge myself)
so anyone who can help me on this may post
Thanks for the link It will come in handy later on
but this diorama is a big experiment and I`m trying to do as much by my own as possible
I also want to make the roadsigns by myself (buying them is too easy I want to challenge myself)
so anyone who can help me on this may post
KFMagee
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Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 06:13 PM UTC
Two ways you can do this via the internet... one is go to ART.COM and search for VINTAGE POSTERS - then sub-select RUSSIAN.
OR
You can go to www.google.com and in the search criteria put in the words "Russian propaganda" + "WWII"
This will show you a bunch of possible links. Click on the IMAGES tab and you can visually see the pictures. Copy / paste the ones you like into PC Paint (or similar program) and size them as needed. Then print them on thick glossy paper and you are all set.
Once you have cut them out an mounted them, hit the image with a flat spray to seal the image ink, and to eliminate the glossy appearance.
Works great... I do this frequently!
OR
You can go to www.google.com and in the search criteria put in the words "Russian propaganda" + "WWII"
This will show you a bunch of possible links. Click on the IMAGES tab and you can visually see the pictures. Copy / paste the ones you like into PC Paint (or similar program) and size them as needed. Then print them on thick glossy paper and you are all set.
Once you have cut them out an mounted them, hit the image with a flat spray to seal the image ink, and to eliminate the glossy appearance.
Works great... I do this frequently!
2-2dragoon
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Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 06:19 PM UTC
Private message Tankmaster and ask him. He would be more than happy to help you with this. He is Russian, from Penza and a great guy... He would be able to help with spelling, etc. You could print them on an inkjet printer and all...
Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002 - 06:35 PM UTC
Thank you keith this was exactly the information I needed
and I will PM tankmaster 2-2dragoon it`ll come in handy
wow this is everything you want this early in the morning
came just out bed learned some damn good stuff already
Thanks guys
and I will PM tankmaster 2-2dragoon it`ll come in handy
wow this is everything you want this early in the morning
came just out bed learned some damn good stuff already
Thanks guys
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Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 - 10:03 PM UTC
Hi FAUST,
I've been rummaging throught the books I have about the Russian campaign, and I could find one photo on which streetname signs are visible, alas not legible.
They are from Rostov(!) and are a dark rectangle with white lettering. Also I noted that they are quite high on the wall, above the windows on the ground floor.
I don't think you'll need them on the wall of your ruin, as this is too low, but maybe yoiu think otherwise.
I've been rummaging throught the books I have about the Russian campaign, and I could find one photo on which streetname signs are visible, alas not legible.
They are from Rostov(!) and are a dark rectangle with white lettering. Also I noted that they are quite high on the wall, above the windows on the ground floor.
I don't think you'll need them on the wall of your ruin, as this is too low, but maybe yoiu think otherwise.
Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 - 10:11 PM UTC
Yoh golikell
thanks for searching around
could you scan the picture for me and send it to me. Maybe I use it anyway
like on a piece of debry lying near the building or something like that
thanks for searching around
could you scan the picture for me and send it to me. Maybe I use it anyway
like on a piece of debry lying near the building or something like that
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Posted: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 - 01:10 AM UTC
Posted: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 - 01:26 AM UTC
thanks Salt6
this things will come in handy maybe not now but it will come in handy thanks for looking it up an posting it
this things will come in handy maybe not now but it will come in handy thanks for looking it up an posting it
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Posted: Thursday, November 14, 2002 - 12:15 AM UTC
Do a search of site this came up awhile back
Posted: Thursday, November 14, 2002 - 12:26 AM UTC
I searched for it but I couldn`t find it where do I have to look ??