Thread:Trains4Life & NAlogofan/@comment-108.35.243.109-20150808141438/@comment-73.215.130.212-20150811142756

73.215.130.212 wrote: 73.215.130.212 wrote: Here are the variations of the YouTube bumpers: Those YouTube bumpers can be viewed by anthonyscomputer and asaloverboy. There were some bumpers that I didn't see yet on either account: Maybe I didn't explain this correctly. Once again, these are the YouTube variations of BVHE's Coming Soon/Now Available bumpers:
 * Streching effect (1989-1992 Fly-in bumpers, 1992-1994 Black-Blue Feature Presentation bumper)
 * Outline Collission effect (1989-1992 Gold Feature Presentation bumper)
 * Left-to-right fading effect (1991 Lilac-Blue Feature Presentation bumper)
 * Overlapping effect (1999-2006 Filmreel bumpers)
 * Stay Tooned bumper (Stretching effect)
 * Black-Blue Feature Program bumper (Stretching effect)
 * Behind the Scenes bumper (Strecthing effect)


 * Black-Blue Stretching Effect (Fly-in bumpers, 1989-1992)


 * Gray-Red Stretching Effect (Stay Tooned bumper, 1989)


 * Gray-Light Blue Collission Effect (Behind The Scenes bumper, 1989)


 * Light-Purple L-R Fading Effect (Lilac-Blue bumpers, 1992-1995)


 * Black-White Still (CTTFNLC bumper, 1991)


 * Black-Blue Still (Black-Blue bumpers, 1992-1994)


 * Computer-Animated Flash-Bang Effect (Flash-Bang bumpers, 1994-1999)


 * Zoom-In/Outline-Flashing Effect (TLK 2: Simba's Pride bumpers, 1998)

The L-R Fading Effect is for the Lilac-Blue FP bumper, and the Still Cursive version is for the Lilac-Blue bumpers.
 * Black-White Overlapping Effect (Filmreel bumpers, 1999-2006)