Post mockups for fun/science? (7 Viewers)

Years ago my family owned a resort type hotel called Summerlea. I've always wanted to do a vintage style tribute set.

25¢, $1, $5 and $20

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Since I dig the Mardi Gras v1 line so much, I figured I'd mock them up now that we have DG Katy available.

The orange chip would be an alternate frac; I took some liberties w/the red fiver b/c that's the one chip I dislike the color combo enough to change.

And yes, I know the FDL mold would be more true to the theme, but I really prefer the textured inlay & the A mold most closely captures the look of the four suits mold.

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I used to dig the BCC chips used on the Poker Superstars series, here's the tribute!
 

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Samples? Yes please :)
T1000 would be epic
Lol lets put it this way. IF this ever happened it would be sitting at #4 on my priority list behind Paymaster (already paid for), a HP hot stamp set, and a boatload of $2s for limit.
 
@BGinGA The .25, 1, and 25 are awesome in that top row. A set I would purchase. Not a huge fan of the three different edge spot colors in the 5. The rest are fantastic.
 
I like you, too. :p

Get a room!

I have a two sets designed and ready for an inlay.
1. Hawaii based theme with classic Hawaii color schemes. H-mold of course.

2. Ivy League rowing theme with mostly half pie to look like oars from respective schools. Also just needs art. Md-50

Just. Just. Just. Just. Just.
 
Where's the pic of that awesome U of M helmet chip somebody mocked up last week?
 
Funny nobody has picked up on #3. Lots of talk here lately about the originals.
 
Where's the pic of that awesome U of M helmet chip somebody mocked up last week?

I wouldn't call it "awesome"...more like a relevant evil. I shouldn't have even mocked it (fun fact: I named the file "gross" on my PC before I uploaded it here). As penance and to appease the college football gods, I offer this far superior alternative...

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Stocko wins the prize.


Actually took some liberties with the spots, trying more for a similar look than exact copies. The katycock T25K is an unfinished work-in-progress.

Since these would be destined to have color-matched inlays, this is probably a better representation:

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Here's a little something I was messing around with on a slightly more retro tip.

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No thought given to colors/spots/mold/breakdown as yet
 
since it is for fun or science, I went with the science aspect and did the solar system. Of course, after I did it, it is gone. Gotta figure out that chip design tool.....

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figure $.25 pluto, $1 earth, $5 mars, $25 venus, $100 saturn, $500 neptune, $1000 sun, $5000 jupiter, $10000 uranus, $25000 mercury. These were just nasa images, I don't have skills to make actual designs, hence the lack of any graphics or amounts.


BiGGyT
 
since it is for fun or science, I went with the science aspect and did the solar system. Of course, after I did it, it is gone. Gotta figure out that chip design tool.....

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figure $.25 pluto, $1 earth, $5 mars, $25 venus, $100 saturn, $500 neptune, $1000 sun, $5000 jupiter, $10000 uranus, $25000 mercury. These were just nasa images, I don't have skills to make actual designs, hence the lack of any graphics or amounts.


BiGGyT

Was watching a program this afternoon that had probe photos of the rings orbiting Uranus (like Saturn) and how orbiting moons kept the rings in check. Immediately thought of mocking up a set very much like this one using hi-def NASA images of the planets. Great idea. Small world. bad pun

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A set depicting some of the moons found in the solar system could be pretty cool, too.

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