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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a website offhand that has 40k vector files. I want to print them out and attach to something hard and cut it out with an X-knife.

Thanks.

I don't know of any places to get them, but I can offer to create 40K vector images for you for free. PM me with what you're looking for.
I have a resume in the form of a Deviantart gallery at http://www.nimblejack3.deviantart.com.

THank you, I am/was graphic designer as well, just was being lazy and hoping for a quicky. LOL

if you cant find something online you can do what i do and create your own using Inkscape, it s a free vector app that's pretty good. I import the image like a templar cross and trace it then i print it out on 110lb. cardstock and cut them out. Then i either just saturate it with thin CA glue or glue it to a piece of plasticard as a template and cut around the edges. I save them to pdf. This one I use to make Black Templar and Inquisition Storm Shields.With alittle practice you should be able to do the same in no time.

Yea I use the Adobe Creative Suite. Thank You. for the replies. Hell I might start a site for it. The only thing though would that be considered Copyright infringment?

Have you tried VectorMagic? Vector for lazy designers (like me)!!! Just get a non-vector file, plug it in and it'll vector it for you... like magic! It has a free version somewhere on the net, and you can also buy a copy. I use it if I need quick vector files for logos and the like, and it's easy to use.

Smolo82 wrote:Yea I use the Adobe Creative Suite. Thank You. for the replies. Hell I might start a site for it. The only thing though would that be considered Copyright infringment?

I'm fairly certain that it would be copyright infringement. You probably can't create exact copies of designs Games Workshop has, but if you made derivative work, that could pass as fan artwork.

Well plus I wouldn't be selling it just fan fun.