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by Darkknight37 on Sat Mar 31, 2012 9:02 pm
Apes and Dracula look great!
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by celloman85 on Sun Apr 08, 2012 12:10 pm
Anyone post their Brazil framed? Looking for ideas...
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by SaintNoir on Sun Apr 08, 2012 12:11 pm
celloman85 wrote:Anyone post their Brazil framed? Looking for ideas...
Would definitely love to see these. My Wolfman is away at the framers. Will post pics when I can.
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by Boognish23 on Thu Apr 19, 2012 7:33 pm
badlieut wrote:I'll post this one here too
Love the Metropolis... stunning print
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by binky79 on Tue Apr 24, 2012 10:25 pm
I bought this frame for Stout LTROI, but I thought it was better suited for this one.
A note on the frame, custom made at Hobby Lobby.
After having my Stout LTROI (variant) residing in this frame for over a year I opened it up to swap out the art and to my shock found that there were no spacers between the art and glass (as I had requested). I contact Hobby Lobby thinking that I would be afforded nothing more than an opportunity to vent my frustration considering the amount of time that has passed and my lack of a receipt/paperwork. To my surprise they told me to bring it in with the print I want to switch to, and they added the spacers and reloaded the frame with the Moon variant and even reoriented the hanging hardware for me. So while it's concerning that they would commit such an egregious error, it's comforting to know they will take responsibility and make the situation right.
A note on the frame, custom made at Hobby Lobby.
After having my Stout LTROI (variant) residing in this frame for over a year I opened it up to swap out the art and to my shock found that there were no spacers between the art and glass (as I had requested). I contact Hobby Lobby thinking that I would be afforded nothing more than an opportunity to vent my frustration considering the amount of time that has passed and my lack of a receipt/paperwork. To my surprise they told me to bring it in with the print I want to switch to, and they added the spacers and reloaded the frame with the Moon variant and even reoriented the hanging hardware for me. So while it's concerning that they would commit such an egregious error, it's comforting to know they will take responsibility and make the situation right.
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by rubenjleal on Tue Apr 24, 2012 10:38 pm
binky79 wrote:I bought this frame for Stout LTROI, but I thought it was better suited for this one.
A note on the frame, custom made at Hobby Lobby.
After having my Stout LTROI (variant) residing in this frame for over a year I opened it up to swap out the art and to my shock found that there were no spacers between the art and glass (as I had requested). I contact Hobby Lobby thinking that I would be afforded nothing more than an opportunity to vent my frustration considering the amount of time that has passed and my lack of a receipt/paperwork. To my surprise they told me to bring it in with the print I want to switch to, and they added the spacers and reloaded the frame with the Moon variant and even reoriented the hanging hardware for me. So while it's concerning that they would commit such an egregious error, it's comforting to know they will take responsibility and make the situation right.
DAMN that looks clean and crisp binky!!! Congrats homie
it looks awesome. And props to Hobby Lobby for taking ownership on that.-
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ISO: Stout Revenge of the Jedi
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ISO: Ansin Moon (reg)
by KSUvet on Sat May 05, 2012 8:27 pm
Just finished putting this together. The photos aren't my best, but I was excited to share 
. I'll get some better ones later. This was my first time using museum glass, and it's going to take awhile to get all the smudges 
. The frame has some red in it, which is hard to tell in the 1st two photos. The bottom mat is not a perfect match but it looks pretty damn close in person. The bottom photo makes it look a little farther off.
Edit: I've already detected some bits of dust on the inside but I feel like I'd really be tempting fate to open it back up with this glass
. I'll get some better ones later. This was my first time using museum glass, and it's going to take awhile to get all the smudges . The frame has some red in it, which is hard to tell in the 1st two photos. The bottom mat is not a perfect match but it looks pretty damn close in person. The bottom photo makes it look a little farther off.Edit: I've already detected some bits of dust on the inside but I feel like I'd really be tempting fate to open it back up with this glass
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