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Another BSG paper prop replica. This time, the transfer papers from the "Pegasus"/"Resurrection Ship" story arch. This paper prop is about 95% accurate to the actual paper prop. I used a picture from the auction as the basis of the paper prop. I also have to give thanks to PhoenixVader at the Replica Prop Forum for both the Admiral Helena Caine and Commander William Adama signatures. I hope you BSG fans will like to have this one in your prop replica collection.

Note: By click on download, you can download the document in full size.

Additional Note: If you've downloaded this, please redownload. I messed up on the spelling of "Colonial" under where Caine's name is. I've fixed it to match that of the actual paper prop.

Latest additional note: Just as a friendly reminder, please remember that this particular paper prop replica requires the corners to be cut off. Instead of me wasting the ink in your printer by simulating the cut off edges in the picture, this can allow you to save a small bit of ink by printing it out the full image on white paper and then cutting the corners off.

Description
Another BSG paper prop replica. This time, the transfer papers from the "Pegasus"/"Resurrection Ship" story arch. This paper prop is about 95% accurate to the actual paper prop. I used a picture from the auction as the basis of the paper prop. I also have to give thanks to PhoenixVader at the Replica Prop Forum for both the Admiral Helena Caine and Commander William Adama signatures. I hope you BSG fans will like to have this one in your prop replica collection.

Note: By click on download, you can download the document in full size.

Additional Note: If you've downloaded this, please redownload. I messed up on the spelling of "Colonial" under where Caine's name is. I've fixed it to match that of the actual paper prop.

Latest additional note: Just as a friendly reminder, please remember that this particular paper prop replica requires the corners to be cut off. Instead of me wasting the ink in your printer by simulating the cut off edges in the picture, this can allow you to save a small bit of ink by printing it out the full image on white paper and then cutting the corners off.