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30 mil styrene - $35.00 a sheet
60 mil styrene - $40.00 a sheet
Spanish Tile Roof 83” x 42”"
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Phillip Rayher replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props
David Conrad replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"OK, I know I'm a little late to the party, but how about making your own. After all that's what we're supposed to be all about in this business.
If I had the time and or the help, I would get a few real tiles, and mount them on…"
Glenn Lens replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"If you can supply a mold there are several small packaging companies that do vacuum forms that would likely do those for you. I am in Calgary so I am not aware of who is available in your area."
David Court posted a status"Hey everyone- please take a look at my Set design page and "like" it..(if you like it)
http://www.facebook.com/DavidCourtScenicArtAndDesign"
David Court replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"Thanks Ted. Another great resource!"
Ted Kraus replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"You could also try TSA,Inc, in Virginia. They are not in Canada obviously, but they are very reliable, and can make custom forms if, if you ever need them."
David Court replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"Thanks Adam.
Great resource and a variety to choose from. I appreciate your response."
Adam Lindsay replied to David Court's discussion Vacuum Formed Panels. in the group Scenery and Props"I like this place. I don;t know if they have spanish tile though
www.tulnoylumber.com"
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Vacuum Formed Panels.
Hi Everyone, I'm looking for information and/or a contact to purchase vacuum formed plastic panels. I'm specifically looking for Spanish clay tile for a set I designed for Much Ado About Nothing at The University of Windsor. (attached is a painters elevation that shows my requirements) I would prefer to do business with a Canadian company so I am not charged import fees at the border. Although, I am open to any contacts in the United States as well. Thank you in advance for your…See More
Leah Boogertman replied to David Court's discussion Large hedges and topiary in the group Scenery and Props"let's see some pics!!!"
Brad Vandiviere left a comment for David Court"Man I can't get enough of your designs--rendering and actual! I absolutely love your style and attention to detail!"
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Amahl and the Night Visitors
"very nice portfolio page! I love seeing it from sketch to finished set. Love your style!"
David Court replied to David Court's discussion Large hedges and topiary in the group Scenery and Props"David,
Thanks for your input. What you have described would probably work the best under our circumstances. My budget for this production is very low (around $2000.00). I really need to post some pics of my design so you can see how LARGE these…"
David Court replied to David Court's discussion Large hedges and topiary in the group Scenery and Props"Hi Tom,
This sounds perfect! (as long as it fits within my budget of course) I need to take a look at these grass mats and the price and see if it fits my budget.
Thanks for the tip!"
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- At 1:24pm on August 23, 2010, Brad Vandiviere said…
- Man I can't get enough of your designs--rendering and actual! I absolutely love your style and attention to detail!
- At 10:56am on October 26, 2009,
ERIC ANTHONY SMITH said… - Thanks for looking- keep up the inspirations ! Best Eric
- At 11:48am on October 11, 2009,
David Phillips said… - Hey David - I just stumbled across your page and love your work. Keep up the excellence!
- At 10:01am on October 6, 2009,
Jason Phillips said… - Hi David,
Thanks for your kind words on my work -- I will look forward to seeing yours. FYI
I use a variety of rendering techniques -- some is PS but most of my work is hand drawn and watercolor -- I use Maya to view three dimensional arrangements after I have gotten the basic with a good old fashioned pencil -- shocking isnt...
- At 9:08am on October 5, 2009, Jason Phillips said…
- I've had a lot of success with green shag carpeting -- believe it or not -- it's usually cheap and can often be gotten free from carpet companies' rejects -- it takes some work once you have it -- i.e. trimming, spraying and toning with transparent color, etc.
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