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Stickers or magnets for chest armor?
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:18 am
by Dr Gold
Hey all,
For some fun personal or work events, another TK and I were thinking of displaying some college graphics or web links on our armored chests. I've seen TKs informally with graphics on their armor, and was wondering what was the best way to go.
Sticker or magnet?
I'd would like something that is reusable, so I'm not sure a vinyl sticker is the way to go. I'd be interested in a magnet, but I'd want it to hold pretty well.
any suggestions?
Re: Stickers or magnets for chest armor?
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:23 am
by Terrell78
Ask Hyper, he's the king of armor decals and can tell you the best way to go.
Re: Stickers or magnets for chest armor?
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 2:03 pm
by Blasty Trooper
For College graphics, you can use window clings. That's what I use for my Wolverines Trooper:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolverin ... 3181215644
Re: Stickers or magnets for chest armor?
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 7:39 pm
by Crimson
Static-cling-type material tend to be pretty reusable. Magnet-based signage (like the kind that go on car doors) may be too bulky to be practical.
Just for official disclosure, though, just be careful about where/when/how such images are displayed. We want to be careful about crossing borders between LFL-approved imagery, other copyrighted imagery, and the blending of the two (or more). Blasty has done a lot of "cross-promo"* while being careful about particular intellectual property lines, so he's a very good resource to consult. In short, our armor is ours to do with what we will, but given our 501st membership, just be discreet about how it's used in non-SW contexts.
Kinda' like performing/recording cover tunes without approval from that Harry Fox agency or whatever the hell that is; chances are that they're not coming after a local cover band, but the
possibility exists, even if it's completely
improbable.
(* cross-promo in quotes to indicate that nothing official is implied; I still would like to do a TK Red Wing one day...but that requires me to reacquire a TK kit....but the point is that Blasty has done Wolverinestrooper and Lionstrooper in proper context without getting into trouble so he knows how to do this and more importantly, how to act and respond to questions while in the moment
)