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So the more I think about these badges, and the longer this thread gets, it is becoming more and more apparent that most people are going to want something that is personal/unique to them and their trucks. Wether that is their engine size or a slogan they have always liked, we all seem to want something that reflects us.
With that being said, maybe we should use some basic designs here, designs that have blank spaces that allow or personalization.
This may not allow for a group buy, but it may help someone actually get that logo/look they have always wanted.
If this is the way we want to go, I can upload all my graphics to a dropbox account and share a link to it with whoever wants to move ahead with their project.
Just my two cents, but I have a feeling that we all want our own thing, and not the cookie cutter designs we already have.
Well I'm in Texas now and have full phone/pen to paper capabilities again. I'll try them again today around noon my time and see if I can get anyone on the line
Not trying to shoot down the idea of a group buy, I am just seeing more and more of the "can you do this" or "how about that" from folks. All the individual ideas/designs pretty much kills the idea of a standard group buy.
So, I figured I would just offer up the basic graphics that I have shown so far, and allow folks to download them and get their own "special to them" badges made.
That being said, if a group buy is possible, and people can settle on one idea/design, then I am more than willing to help as I can.
Not trying to shoot down the idea of a group buy, I am just seeing more and more of the "can you do this" or "how about that" from folks. All the individual ideas/designs pretty much kills the idea of a standard group buy.
So, I figured I would just offer up the basic graphics that I have shown so far, and allow folks to download them and get their own "special to them" badges made.
That being said, if a group buy is possible, and people can settle on one idea/design, then I am more than willing to help as I can.
While brainstorming the concept you wont find any shortage of ideas, serious and silly ones. They still might be willing to offer a group discount for them too, if the differences between the first and the second are as minor as the engine displacement and such.
I really like the ideas you have been coming up with. I guess what I'm saying is MOOOORRREEE!!!! :-P
Not trying to shoot down the idea of a group buy, I am just seeing more and more of the "can you do this" or "how about that" from folks. All the individual ideas/designs pretty much kills the idea of a standard group buy.
So, I figured I would just offer up the basic graphics that I have shown so far, and allow folks to download them and get their own "special to them" badges made.
That being said, if a group buy is possible, and people can settle on one idea/design, then I am more than willing to help as I can.
Hey now majority vote rules. Put up a poll give us 5 choices - winning design gets submitted or production and a group buy. Anyone ends up in the minority they can pay for any design they want on their dime.
I really don't care what one gets produced, I really liked them all - but if we can get a "chunk" of us on the same page we save some $. Rest can special order. I'm ok with that.
Hey now majority vote rules. Put up a poll give us 5 choices - winning design gets submitted or production and a group buy. Anyone ends up in the minority they can pay for any design they want on their dime. I really don't care what one gets produced, I really liked them all - but if we can get a "chunk" of us on the same page we save some $. Rest can special order. I'm ok with that.
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