Post Your Silly Stamps Here - Just For Fun

Hi guys...Is this truly a 610ii "log in snow"..??
haha

Wert,

You do start some rather good light-hearted topics.......and place them all in Canada !

Please start to look for other places to post these threads as until now they have been for all countries. It looks rather odd in Canada.

Thanks and keep up the fun threads.

Londonbus1

Wert, I wish you would do something for us folks who are not fortunate enough to be Canadian? When you post one like that could you also include a scan of an original so we can see what all the hoopla is all about?
By the way, I love that stamp, makes me want to move there!



Peter

Londonbus1...Peter...Just asked the staff to move this thread to "main stamp collecting forum" for everyone to enjoy...

Found another one..A new Scott #169 "cockeyed king" version...haha

Not sure the prince would appreciate

Really..??
It is just for fun, if you guys feel that way, maybe I can have it removed...No problem..Was trying to be light hearted and no so serious all the time (which I am) and have some fun..Just say the word and it will be gone..OK..??

Dont want to offend anyone like I did a couple of posts ago..

Surely one of the rarest stamps ever: Penny red, with red omitted.

That is a good one Ringo...

Here is another one with the letters "C" and "N" and "D" missing...
Should sell it on ebay...haha

Sorry, but here's a US stamp that I did...
Don

Don, that is sooooo cool...I know kids I will send that to if you dont mind..Robert

Robert,
Sure, I made it for all to enjoy. Since you are a bit of a geek (like me) I'll add this on how it was done…
Unlike most CGI this the application I used actually generates 'particles' to generate complex effects like smoke, fire, snow. You tweak the physical attributes of the particles and add them to 'emitters' to achieve different type effects. This gives you control over things like their gravity, life duration, dimension, other forces, range, etc.
Don

Great Don...I use a program called GUVCVIEW and can add particles as you say..Thanks for the instruction, if I cant achieve it with the program I am used to, then I will try yours...

Here is a couple of stamps for our American friends taking into consideration the exchange rate...haha

I never did like the Mackennal head. So I googled 'Stamps I don't like' one cold and rainy day and they duly obliged with this very appropriate specimen !

A perfect Perfin, one might say.

I like this thread! I can't think of any off hand that I own though. Thanks for the smile!

Okay, I'll bite. Londonbus forgive a naive and ignorant question. I first thought that the perfin you show was a joke created by someone with far too much time on his hands, but I am beginning to think it may be legitimate. Which is it? With apologies for being truly ignorant.