Most elaborate Gerber Edge FX (or non-FX) work you've done

[dreko]

I'd love to see some examples of work done on a Edge FX.. think most colors, specialty foils, scale/size, etc

What's the most over the top production you've done or seen??

I'm looking for inspiration on how far and elaborate the Edge FX could get pushed.

thanks

 

[Fred Weiss]

This is a favorite of jobs I've done with Edge prints.

 

[ego198]

mis dies

 

[Sander_Sander]

The stickers on these items were made with an Edge 2

 

[Sander_Sander]

Made the Gigaspace transparent sticker to fit exactly to the shape, so hardly any lines are visible (This is a scale 1/14 Remote Control Truck that i painted for a client)

 

[Sander_Sander]

Painted this 1/14 Scania body and made a graphics with slightly different shades to compliment the body colour.

 

[Sander_Sander]

Made over 130 of these 1/50 scale models. The Sprinter Vans were repainted to white, all cars have matching number plates and picture on the back like the real cars.
All colours were matched to the original van with the Spectratone colourmatching system.

 

[Sander_Sander]

Made graphics on this 1/50 truck, the beige stripes were made with overprint of several colours to make a solid colour without a dot pattern to match the real stripes. I made the recipe myself.
The stripes are also contour cut.

 

[Sander_Sander]

Made a 1/64 Replica of this Paris Dakar Mitsubishi.

 

[Sander_Sander]

Made a CB Radio with Lighting in it

 

[Sander_Sander]

This graphics was also made with the Edge, the drawing was made by a friend of mine.

 

[Sander_Sander]

Later i repainted the car and added some graphics that i have drawn myself.

 

[dreko]

Wow, some impressive work here!! Thanks guys, keep the images coming!!

 

[Mike Paul]

You can print some pretty cool stuff with it. Here's a little experiment I posted on a Gerber Edge forum back in 04'

Prismatic Gold on a Thermal Printer.

The 3 rectangle strips on the top pic are Gold Medal foil printed on Florentine Swirl Gold film with different percentages of coverage.

The G on the bottom pic is apx. 75% coverage on the darker prisms and allows enough of the Florentine swirl to shine through for a natural prismatic effect.

 

[Fred Weiss]

 

[Fred Weiss]

The Cool World image of the earth shows hurricane Andrew just after it passed over Florida.