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hey dude,welcome. Or should I have said G'day mate.
I dont think I quite get yer font question...but then again,I drink
heavily
welcome to the greatest show on earth.
best bike site too.
RSD.
the word hayabusa is actually an interpretation of some japanese kanji that refers to the perigrine falcon/speed/focus/power/blah blah blah...
So, Im not sure there would be any font(which is a north american term) associated with the word hayabusa specifically.
So, you could choose yer own. Or, give me a minute, I'll dig up something cool for you...
So, Im not sure there would be any font(which is a north american term) associated with the word hayabusa specifically.
So, you could choose yer own. Or, give me a minute, I'll dig up something cool for you...
dogbones eh...dogbones
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is that what yer after?
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can't find the good stuff,in the format that you need,but I'm lookin'
I believe what he is after is a font file... Like Time New Roman is a typical font or Courier is another... These are used to type words like the Hayabusa letters out, and can be used in the software in the laser engraving machine to cut the word out in metal so that it looks the same as what is on our scoots now...
Unfortunately, I do not know what font is used for this word nor do I have a CAD file for it
Whoever made the logos you posted RSD, most likely has either the font files or CAD / Illustrator files that our friend is looking for...
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Unfortunately, I do not know what font is used for this word nor do I have a CAD file for it
Whoever made the logos you posted RSD, most likely has either the font files or CAD / Illustrator files that our friend is looking for...
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I checked on "word" Bendini is close butnot exact.I dont think its a particular font style,rather a marketing design,notice how it fits with the Kanji.
I agree with Nitrous, and Welcome
Actually MS Word has only a small fraction of fonts...
http://store.adobe.com/type....DJBKIV2
Consequently NitrousJunkie could be 100% correct and the Suzuki graphic art dept. could have designed a font just specific for the hayabusa lettering, or it could be just strictly an artwork file like CAD or Illustrator.
Regardles, whoever created the artwork for the hayabusa.org website, or maybe even the T-Shirt files should be able to hook up our fellow with files as they would of had to obtain them or re-create them inorder to design the site / shirt
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Tghe start of a new day here in Perth and great to see the responses overnight. Forgive me if I don't reply quickly as the time differences prevent that.
Many thanks, and yes, everyone is describing what I'm after.
I've got some dogbones being laser cut and wanted to add the kanji or word Hayabuse to the surface with laser etching, but got to have a computer file to do that. The artwork for this site would probably have had the same trouble and I know people make the decals for the busa too. So they must be out there somewhere.
I'll have a look at what has been attached in various messages and see if I can use them.
We have an all-bike drag meeting this Sunday and I want to have my links on then.
Cheers and good riding!
Many thanks, and yes, everyone is describing what I'm after.
I've got some dogbones being laser cut and wanted to add the kanji or word Hayabuse to the surface with laser etching, but got to have a computer file to do that. The artwork for this site would probably have had the same trouble and I know people make the decals for the busa too. So they must be out there somewhere.
I'll have a look at what has been attached in various messages and see if I can use them.
We have an all-bike drag meeting this Sunday and I want to have my links on then.
Cheers and good riding!
On the subject of dogbones, I bought a set of those you posted above, and was most annoyed at not being able to use all three settings without doing some mods to the bike around the lower frame lugs. You can't use the standard height setting on those, so if you don't want to do grinding, you have to change bones every time you want to revert to standard settings.
My ones can do standard, 50mm and 100mm lower without changing things. Just the lower bolt.
My ones can do standard, 50mm and 100mm lower without changing things. Just the lower bolt.
If I remember in Japanese it means Peregrine Falcon, they feed on black birds. Wonder why the picked that name, anyone say Honda! You may find the symbol for autocad there, have never looked so good luck.
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alrighty. I have these files in DXF (autocad) but can convert them to anything that you need. They are in vector so scale is not an issue because (for those that care less) vector is mathematical (point) not pixel based. The Kanji is accurate. it was ticking me off that there has been a bit of mission creep with it, so I looked up what it is supposed to look like in it's original form. If one of the admin folks can tell me how to post (or give me an email address to send them to) the data files then I will. Hope this helps out and I don't feel as lonely now since another Aussie has rocked up. Note: don't use these ones because they are real little (40-50k) and won't print worth a damn.
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