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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
Has anybody tried this yet? What’s the quality like? What kind of paper? Is
it like a magazine, or more like what I’d get printing it at home on an inkjet?
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In lugnet.publish, William R. Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
Has anybody tried this yet? What’s the quality like? What kind of paper?
Is it like a magazine, or more like what I’d get printing it at home on an
inkjet?
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I thought quality was very good for the BrickJournal issues I got printed.
Tommy Armstrong
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In lugnet.publish, William R. Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
Has anybody tried this yet? What’s the quality like? What kind of paper?
Is it like a magazine, or more like what I’d get printing it at home on an
inkjet?
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I received my copy from lulu.com last week. The printing is definitely on par
with magazine quality. And well worth the price to hold a copy on your hands.
Jeramy and the rest of the staff did an awsome job putting RailBricks together.
Cale
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In lugnet.publish, William R. Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
Has anybody tried this yet? What’s the quality like? What kind of paper?
Is it like a magazine, or more like what I’d get printing it at home on an
inkjet?
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Lulu. com is pretty nice. The paper stock is a thicker matte stock than magazine
stock, and the cover is a cover (thicker) stock.
The print quality is very nice, much better than inkjet.
Joe
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