So I recently acquired a Hot Fuzztival print which was a long time ISO and when I went to get it measured for the framers I realized that it didn't match up with what was in the database.
Can someone with a Hot Fuzztival print confirm the size of their print please?! I just want to be sure that I didn't purchase one that was trimmed or altered. The data base says 24.5 X 36 is that correct? I know that the datebase can have some bad info and for long periods of time, so I just would like to be sure that the size I have is correct or if the size in the database is.
THIS IS NOT A CALL OUT THREAD. I just need to confirm the size please.
Hot Fuzztival Stout HELP HELP HELP!
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Can't answer for you, but what's the size of yours?
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I sold Pineapple the Hot Fuzztival. I am curious myself. An EB-er had previously reached out to me asking about the size (maybe to compare to their own copy). Sorry I never got back to him/her, but I'm pretty sure the old PM has been deleted. I had flattened this and completely forgot to follow up. If someone can shed light on this, it would be greatly appreciated. 
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That, and 2 goats. Now someone help us out.gonzo303 wrote:Did you get your 3k?
EDIT: Just asked on the Fans of Tyler Stout FB page.
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Pineapple, someone has confirmed that their copy is also 24 x 35. Check out the Facebook page. I think the EB database is in need of correction (unless multiple copies were, for some reason, re-sized from the supposed original dimensions).
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Pineapple, if TStout's site says 24" x 34" I think I sold you the mega rare reg-variant that is an inch LONGER on one end. I think I should ask for more $$. 
Jokes aside, I think we are good.
Jokes aside, I think we are good.
bulkhead72 wrote:Pineapple, I think I sold you the mega rare reg-variant that is an inch LONGER on one end. I think I should ask for more $$.
I just looked at a pic I had of it in a standard frame and it looks like it is closer to 35."
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Pineapple007
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YUP! Mine is 24 x 35 so I will be sure to change it in the database.
Bannister: Thank you so much and you come through for me time and time again
Bulkhead: Thank you for working with me and not thinking negatively.
This thread can be locked thanks for all the help
Bannister: Thank you so much and you come through for me time and time again
Bulkhead: Thank you for working with me and not thinking negatively.
This thread can be locked thanks for all the help
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Order of the Monarch #21 I just can't believe no one thought to look at tstout.com.Pineapple007 wrote:YUP! Mine is 24 x 35 so I will be sure to change it in the database.
Bannister: Thank you so much and you come through for me time and time again
Bulkhead: Thank you for working with me and not thinking negatively.
This thread can be locked thanks for all the help
I knew it was shorter though from memory. All of his old prints used to piss me off because none would fit in a standard frame. 
The older Stouts are kind of all over the place dimension wise.
I have Spaced, Alamo 2nd, Blade Runner, an a Thing variant and all are larger than 24 x 36.
The '06 Warriors Variant I have, an AP directly from Tyler (so I know it's not trimmed), is noticeably smaller than 24 x 36.
I feel like Rococop, released in late '08, was the first time an accurate 24 x 36 became standard.
I will change the database for Hot Fuzztival.
I have Spaced, Alamo 2nd, Blade Runner, an a Thing variant and all are larger than 24 x 36.
The '06 Warriors Variant I have, an AP directly from Tyler (so I know it's not trimmed), is noticeably smaller than 24 x 36.
I feel like Rococop, released in late '08, was the first time an accurate 24 x 36 became standard.
I will change the database for Hot Fuzztival.
Two links every EB member should read, please take a moment:mistersmith wrote:Brady is one of the best QBs in history and will forever been seen as such.
EB Wiki - How to Ship a Print in a Tube
Expressobeans For Sale Forum - Open Market Guidelines
Will that process add a full inch?Codeblue wrote:Sounds like it's Poster Mountain'd
<<joke here>>
edit: ne'ermind, I misread.
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just a foil for me today, thanks
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Indeed. My Il Grande Lebowski is something like 24.2 x 35.75, which made for some awkward framing at first until I got it sorted with its own thing.pewter14 wrote:The older Stouts are kind of all over the place dimension wise.
I have Spaced, Alamo 2nd, Blade Runner, an a Thing variant and all are larger than 24 x 36.
The '06 Warriors Variant I have, an AP directly from Tyler (so I know it's not trimmed), is noticeably smaller than 24 x 36.
I feel like Rococop, released in late '08, was the first time an accurate 24 x 36 became standard.
I will change the database for Hot Fuzztival.
