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Fairground Ride : Digital Wrap
Just thought we share this fairground ride wrap – its said to be the first of its kind in the southwest – let us know if anyone has done this sort of job as would interested to know
colin
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looks great col, well done bud !!
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Stunning mate. Credit where credits due…
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AH, apart from the bubble on the upper left panel…….
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nice colin very nice
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That looks like a lot of work!
It turned out nice tho.
Just think of how woozy all the people are going to get on that ride.
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Love….Jill -
thanks for the comments folks – we had to travel 50 miles to finish off the front part of the ride and the pay booth on saturday so will post pics up tomorrow of the finished ride – we also had to do 3 of there lorry cabs.
We printed onto spandex avery cast ip1900 with matching laminate as there were rivets all over the place – it took 2 guys two full days to complete the back and another day to do the front and pay booth
Customer so happy hes looking at being an agent to other fairground owners with the same machine – there are around 100 in the country -ouch
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Lovely job Colin but yet another traditional craft going down the pan. Has anyone wrapped a narrow boat yet :lol1:
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were u in town Colin? David Rowland’s fairground is here in Barnstaple..
and no I don’t own it
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hi dave
the fair left that day on Saturday heading towards you – hence the reason i got it done in Exeter rather than Barnstaple – if your around take a look- and if you see mr rowland tell him he still owes me cash
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nice job done, great to have a big flat canvas to apply onto these are the best jobs 😀
nik
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Cool looking job.
Did you design the layout?
Bet it took a while to print that lot too 😮 -
oooo.,,,, so it was them… we worked for them before…colin, get chasing mate thats all i going to say lol
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