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    Logo Sizes

    Can someone who has an F guitar measure the actual height of the letter F and the overall width of the word that starts with F and ends in ender?

    I am trying to mock up a Rabbitz logo but want it roughly the dimensions of the original.

    I understand there are about 5 different F logo's but anyone will do for my purposes.

    TIA

    Rabz

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    heres a few options mate...

    original 50s/60s spaghetti design, F height 30mm, overall length 60mm



    09 artist series strat (transition style logo)

    35mm F height, overall length 55mm



    80s archtop!

    25mm F height, overall length 45mm


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    Thanks ZM.

    That gives me all the info I need.

    The original spaghetti logo really appeals to me. Just a pity there is no F and no E in Rabbitz

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    So here are a couple of ideas:

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    Also I was toying with "REPROCASTER" for the model name.

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    One last try for tonight:

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    There is an actual Fender font you can download off the interwebz Rabbitz, try hunting around a bit if you haven't already. Logos look good!

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    Thanks, I actually got hold of that font after I knocked these together, I will experiment later. Brush Script MT does OK if you play with the kerning, tracking, baseline shift, mix fonts sizes, angles etc. (sounds a lot but isn't that hard in a vector program).

    I found it here:
    http://www.liamalexander.com/blog/twitter/fender-font/

    It looks like he has created and collected a collection of "corporate" fonts. Handy site.

    The Reprocaster font is Myriad Pro - Adobe Illustrator defaults to this. It is the first time in 8 or 10 years I've actually used the default font in anger

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    OK I am hopeless, here it is in Fender Font.

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    If you compare it closely the only significant change is the hook on the R. The rest is exactly the same as Brush Script MT Italic. I think the only changes are to upper case and possibly lower case e.

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    Mmmm I do like Brush Script, I've used it on some stuff myself!

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    I read an interesting little note (not sure if its true or not) about the original spaghetti... apparently it's just Leo's handwriting with the "F" flipped backwards

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