I prefer the 314 spots. Also in my opinion less edge spot real estate is very important on CPC chips to avoid dirty stack issues.
As usual, i've been obsessing over mockups and I have changed my mind and decided that tri-moon is better.
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I think this is my current favourite.
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I can't wrap my head around a TRK spot pattern on a BurtCo-era mold....
I mean, in and of itself it looks perfectly fine -- but just not on a retro-theme design that is theoretically from that time period....I can't wrap my head around a TRK spot pattern on a BurtCo-era mold....
I mean, in and of itself it looks perfectly fine -- but just not on a retro-theme design that is theoretically from that time period....
Can't say I'm very good with vintage sets either.Another vote for sticking with 314 and h-mold for these.
I really like the retro lavender / dg arc yellow combo, I think that's going to look awesome. The only concern I'd have is mixing that with the DG tiger chip, especially if both chips have yellowish spots. You'd probably be OK in good lighting, but these two color shades (bright orange and any of the pinkish purples) are notorious for causing dirty stacks. IMHO the DG tiger (while one of my favorite CPC colors) doesn't seem to mesh with the rest of the set, at least in terms of base colors. Any consideration for moving to a yellow or canary base for the 1k?
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I also like the light blue inverted for the 100
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These vintage style sets admittedly aren't in my wheelhouse, so take what I've said with a whole shaker full of salt.
It doesnt have the same pop as lavender does with a DG pink spot. And I really want an arc yellow or DG peach base for the t1000Big-time boo on losing the retro lav chip. That would be a required chip in any set I'd be making.... even to the point of moving colors around to non-standard positions so they wouldn't clash.
How dare you use a princess bride meme against meIn case I was not clear earlier:
And I kinda don't want this one to look fully vintage. I'm thinking I want it to look more like a modern take on vintage using the bright DG colours for spots.
And if you REALLY want retro
Lol it would be funny, just not sure how possible that would be to do and have look goodPut a cowboy hat on that baby.
Yeah, you're losing me....You're getting colder........