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Dye-Sublimation printers are fine for this sort of thing - I've used them myself and never had any complaints with the quality. Pretty much the same process as is used in the touch screen instant photo machines in photo shops, so there shouldn't be any problems - definitely better than printing on a standard inkjet printer like I've seen in the past at some events.

Surely it's not too difficult to have one entry queue that you can only join if you actually have a ticket in hand. If you don't have a ticket, you queue to buy a ticket, then when you have a ticket you join the mian queue with everyone else - no one loses out then, especially if on the day tickets go on sale from say 8am... Just an idea - I've seen this system in effect for other events of various kinds and no one has ever complained about getting in after people who turn up hours after they do.

I was one of the unfortunate ones who was unable to meet Dame Diana. Might be partly my fault, but the amount of time she wasn't at her table in the morning / early afternoon didn't help either. (Arriving after 10.30, photoshoots, lunch break etc.) After losing my place in the main queue outside - then waiting at the 'big guest signing area' where, when I asked I was told was the right place meant that I ended up with a VQ ticket that was higher than I should have ended up with. Even though I am disappointed that I didn't get to meet her (that's life as they say) I was more dissapointed with the fact that I had bought some of the cards to get signed by her, as I thought my number was low enough to get to see her by 3pm, when I had to leave for transport reasons. I kept checking on the queue and it never seemed to have moved much - it was on 0-150 for a very long time, i'm not entirely sure that the VT system was working that well - what increments did it go up in, it would be interesting to know... I do question the fact that the cards were being sold at the organisers booth and not at her signing area - as I have to wonder how many other people were unable to get them signed, 600 cards total at £10 each = a lot of money for little effort (you do the maths), did she even manage to get to ticket number 600?

Seconded!

Anyone from Highlander or its sequels / TV series would be amazing. Give us 'more than one' though! Chris Lambert & Adrian Paul together would be simply outstanding.

Wow! Thanks, that was quick!

In the Sanctuary episode 'Kush' does anyone know which one Strickland (his character) is - is it the co-pilot? I'm going to make a custom sanctuary design for him to sign, and want to double check that I've got his character correct! Thanks.

I'm one of those people! I am in the process of getting a rare banner poster (about 3 metres long!!!) signed by anyone who has anything to do with Star Wars - that includes novels, games, cartoons, EVERYTHING, not just the movies. So this annoucement has both made my day; and at the same time has me recoiling in horror at the sudden increase in money needed for the event!

I'd also like more sliders guests please Showmasters. It's not just John Rhys Davies attending London though, as both Robert Englund and Chase Masterson were in episodes of Sliders as well!