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Originally Posted by Buzz
Since its a derivative of an existing font, each letter needs to be recreated for an accurate look. Easy enough to do in any basic graphics program.
So the plastic letters are bonded to the sidewall? A fellow discussed this method with me some years ago and I tested the waters here, and the response was not positive. Seems the idea of replica billboards is taboo for owners of replica Cobras.  |
<i>Seems the idea of replica billboards is taboo for owners of replica Cobras</i>
Oh so true - you can see it here in some of the posts. It even goes to the GY lettering - it's as if I'm thinking about ripping off GY by thinking about creating a way to paint their letters since they do such a slopping job (on purpose, of course). Fake car, but add fake lettering by painting or other options - YIKES!
Actually, even the original Cobra was a Frankenstein monster. Well done and classic, but nonetheless cobbled together from lots of different sources.
The purest around here are a little insane given that 99.99999% own a replica. On the other hand, we are all a little insane in one way or another.
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