The first "3DJoes Vehicles" poster is here! It features the box art of every vehicle and playset from 1982-1983. That's 23 unforgettable illustrations on one 24"x36" poster!
These posters are professional grade: Each poster costs thousands to print. You will not be disappointed! Check out the specs below.
Paper details: All 3DJoes posters are printed on 65 lb. sterling premium gloss paper stock. According to my printer, 65 pound paper is the thickest you can use and still roll them without creasing or damaging. It wont easily crease, pinch, or wrinkle. These posters are definitely frame worthy, but the paper is thick enough that if you just want to tack them up, that will work too.
Printing details: We use a four color printing process (CMYK), not digital. Four color prints are much higher quality than digital laser prints. To see behind the scenes at the printer, check out my "3DJoes of the 80s" album on Facebook.
Bullseye varnish: The figures and logo are glossy while the rest of the poster is matte. This makes the art "pop" off of the page.
Cost: 3DJoes posters are $20 a piece, plus an estimated $10 for shipping. Buy more and save! Buy 2 posters for $30, 3 posters for $40 and so on. Comic/Collectibles dealers: please contact me for bulk purchase discounts. Orders of 20 or more are half off!
International shipping: I am happy to ship internationally. Please feel free to buy the poster(s) you want below, and I'll follow up with another invoice for the exact international shipping cost above the initial $10 charge.
Why: Proceeds will help pay the $80/month that I'm paying to Arqball for their pro subscription. More info on that here: Pricing » Arqball Spin Blog Fan response has been great and visitors enjoyed 47,000 spins last month, so hopefully I'll sell plenty of posters!
These posters are professional grade: Each poster costs thousands to print. You will not be disappointed! Check out the specs below.
Paper details: All 3DJoes posters are printed on 65 lb. sterling premium gloss paper stock. According to my printer, 65 pound paper is the thickest you can use and still roll them without creasing or damaging. It wont easily crease, pinch, or wrinkle. These posters are definitely frame worthy, but the paper is thick enough that if you just want to tack them up, that will work too.
Printing details: We use a four color printing process (CMYK), not digital. Four color prints are much higher quality than digital laser prints. To see behind the scenes at the printer, check out my "3DJoes of the 80s" album on Facebook.
Bullseye varnish: The figures and logo are glossy while the rest of the poster is matte. This makes the art "pop" off of the page.
Cost: 3DJoes posters are $20 a piece, plus an estimated $10 for shipping. Buy more and save! Buy 2 posters for $30, 3 posters for $40 and so on. Comic/Collectibles dealers: please contact me for bulk purchase discounts. Orders of 20 or more are half off!
International shipping: I am happy to ship internationally. Please feel free to buy the poster(s) you want below, and I'll follow up with another invoice for the exact international shipping cost above the initial $10 charge.
Why: Proceeds will help pay the $80/month that I'm paying to Arqball for their pro subscription. More info on that here: Pricing » Arqball Spin Blog Fan response has been great and visitors enjoyed 47,000 spins last month, so hopefully I'll sell plenty of posters!
Using Photoshop, I have removed all price tags and cleaned up any blemishes where possible. Some of these vehicle boxes can take hours to restore. The photo above shows before and after for the 1983 APC. You’ll notice 5 major areas have been restored, fixing wrinkles and creases, and removing price tags and tape. It’s a labor of love!
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The image below shows where bullseye varnish was applied. The green area identifies matte finish and the rest has a light gloss applied.
Gloss was applied to the plastic figure windows to emulate their reflectivity. It was also applied to the 3DJoes logo. Head on it's indistinguishable, but when light reflects you can see how the boxes are matte finish and the figure windows are glossy. It is awesome.
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