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What kind of media will you be printing on? Will the signs have a glossy or matte finish? What will be the size of the signs?

eps files can be read by photoshop and corel draw (I think). They are vector based so a vector base drawing software like freehand or illustrator should be able to read them. Natelabo what format is your file?

oops, I didn't know the site was using frames just click on the picture for a download, they are zip files you will need software that reads tif files. http://www.thx-trailer.com/2/covers.htm If some of you are looking for eps file check this here http://home.attbi.com/~achilles97206/logos.htm

check out this site has some good stuff for signs http://www.thx-trailer.com/index2.htm

Well here is my first test with a ink jet transparency. I had to use two for the black to be opaque, one just didn't get the job done. The green didn't come out as well as I liked so I think I going to use a blue hue, then change the text to "Lucasfilm LTD."

I did't mean the "THX" letters, I was talking about this "This Theater Features". I traced mine in photoshop using guide and the polygon lasso tool, the original image is about 40megs. I want to add Lucasfilm to work.

What font was used in the "THX" sign? There's a company in my area that says they can do printing for lighoboxs. I don't know if it's done on mylar or double sided paper. Well here my take on the THX logo.

In my Lightboxes I have X-men 2 version C, Matrix Reloaded Trinity and Star Wars Episode 4 SE. Framed I have: Conan the Barbarian (original 1sh) Enter the Dragon (1sh) Game Of Death (original 1sh) Fists of Fury (r 1sh) Return of Dragon (Italian) Chinese Connection (r 1sh) Highlander...

For the piano hinge I used #4 or #6 1/2" screws with epoxy to prevent pull out which has already happen to me once and I did a mortise for the hinge. Hotspoting is truly a pain, you have a trade between hotspoting and the depth of your box and I have yet to see a perfect box with out some...

If you're using mdf I would stay away from mechanical fasteners as much as possible as they will split the mdf especially if you don't pre-drill. If you don't have access to biscuit joiner using dowel pins and glue will also make a strong joint. here is a link to a light box I made...