Brutus

Thanks for you input PrincessAriana, Since I'm buying a new printer anyway for my photography I'm curious which printer you are using? Well, my main interest is still making really nice prints for my photography but if I would be able to print some really nice caps, sails etc... to my family's minifigs it would be a really nice bonus. I have been looking at Epsons 2880, 3880 and Canons new 9500 Mark II but according to my local shop they were unsure if they would be able to print on fabric. Thanks, Brutus

Yepp, my post count should now be three as I just started posting here... Thanks, Brutus

Thanks Stauder (nice capes by the way), yes would like to get their emails if possible. I would like to try fabrics in the first place and if that does not cut it I'll go for paper. Thanks a lot, Jonas Thanks Frogstudio, I'll try the iron-on transfer paper and microfibre solution and see where it gets me... Thanks a lot, Jonas

Hello all, Well, I have picked up LEGO once again since both my son and daugther have started to build a lot of different sets; and I guess for me it all started by building the Millienium Falcon and the Death Star and now I'm hooked. But I'm really a fantasy guy and I want to make custom capes and other stuff to start doing my own custom minifig. I have look thru some of your tutorials but I wonder if any one have experience of printing with an InkJet Printer on some kind of fabric. I have looked at Lamanda's stuff and they look really awesome but I want to make some of my own. I have look at MMCB webpage as well but it seems quite time consuming and I wonder if anyone have tried to just to print with an advance inkjet printer on a special fabric. If so, which printer and what kind of fabric? I know that really advance Epson printers like 4880 and such cut the deal but I wonder if anyone have tried the Epson 2880 or the new Canon 9500 Mark II to print on fabric? Many thanks, Brutus