QMX Blueprints Ref Pack

POSTED BY: Tholo
UPDATED: Sunday, February 17, 2008 17:38
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THOLO

Tuesday, February 12, 2008 2:42 AM

I just got mine today and if you havent gotten this you need to get it! I have never seen anythink like this for the Falcon, if ya know what I mean. I didnt think the pages would be that large. Heck, I hate to see how large the real blueprints were? The only problem I have with the whole thing is that the large cross ref section of the ship was not a centerfold, ya know. It almost makes me want to scan them in and photoshop my own centerfold. I think I would have blown away the casual fan. I know it would have been overwelming.

I give it a 99% just for that.

Thanks

Keep Flying!!

STRANGEBIRD

Tuesday, February 12, 2008 6:16 AM

I got mine a few weeks ago. I absolutely love it. Everyone I've shown it to has been impressed. I currently have it reverently placed in the safest spot I could find in my room. I also got the Blue Sun Travel Poster set though they are still rolled up and awaiting framing. I am starting a collection of antique aircraft ads and travel posters and these are going right next to them. QMX rocks.

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MICJWELCH

Wednesday, February 13, 2008 7:45 PM

No need to scan them, actually. If you go to http://www.serenitystuff.com/2007/11/15/review-qmx-serenity-blueprint-
reference-pack/ and scroll to the bottom of the article, you'll find the blueprints in PDF form. They're pretty decent resolution, too. I put them in Photoshop to combine the two pages together.

And for those of you saying "Oh, if I can get the PDF, why would I buy it?" I say this:

After you see the PDF, you will most definitely buy it.

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

THOLO

Wednesday, February 13, 2008 11:32 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by micjwelch:
No need to scan them, actually. If you go to http://www.serenitystuff.com/2007/11/15/review-qmx-serenity-blueprint-
reference-pack/ and scroll to the bottom of the article, you'll find the blueprints in PDF form. They're pretty decent resolution, too. I put them in Photoshop to combine the two pages together.

And for those of you saying "Oh, if I can get the PDF, why would I buy it?" I say this:

After you see the PDF, you will most definitely buy it.

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

I have done that , but I want it in the scale that the ref pack is in? Ya know, big. Heck , I may even go ahead and get it reprinted and punch holes in it and add it to my ref pack, heheeheh

Keep Flying!!

MICJWELCH

Sunday, February 17, 2008 4:45 PM

I really didn't care much if I kept the text and labels and such intact when I combined these two pages. It was actually so I could use it as a reference in 3DS Max. But I thought I would post it for other people to share. Like I said before, this is from the pdf that qmx put out.

And I know I'm gonna hear about the resolution on that one....

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

THOLO

Sunday, February 17, 2008 5:38 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by micjwelch:
I really didn't care much if I kept the text and labels and such intact when I combined these two pages. It was actually so I could use it as a reference in 3DS Max. But I thought I would post it for other people to share. Like I said before, this is from the pdf that qmx put out.

And I know I'm gonna hear about the resolution on that one....

"We may experience some slight turbulence, and then... explode."

yes , that is what iam talking about, but centerfolded in the middle of the ref pack. qmx should have done that?

Keep Flying!!