Help identifying a font

[Hpi_guy]

I know that some of you are good with computers and was wondering if anyone can tell me the font that the access models is written in on this link

http://www.accessmodels.co.uk/

[Burty248]

Can't give you a exact font but if you save the image and go to myfonts.com and click on "what the font" which is a good font identifier.

You may not get the exact font but it does give some that look very similar. give it a try.

Hope this helps.

[lukeallen92]

try Google identifont mate. when i get in to work tommorrow ill have a look. i do a lot of font searching.

[telboy]

Yeah its not a normal/basic font. Can't think that I can remember one thats even close. Do as above and see what you get. :)

[Aran]

had a look because I was curious to find out someones already mentioned WhatTheFont.

got a list here:
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/results?ch%5B0%5D=A&ch%5B1%5D=c&ch%5B2%5D=c&ch%5B3%5D=e&ch%5B4%5D=s&ch%5B5%5D=s&ch%5B6%5D=M&ch%5B7%5D=e&ch%5B8%5D=l&ch%5B9%5D=s&wtfserver=rsc_wtf4&id=0000282f4fd091310003fc8e00005546&glyphcount=10&imageid=0&x=60&y=33

Someone with typeface making skills might be able to make a similar typeface if it has to be the same, if you can't find the original.

[F1END]

Definitely looks like a custom font of some sort, not a 'proper' one. I don't recognise it, but a good place to look for fonts like that is www.1001freefonts.com

Never had much luck with identifont, even when the font has bee quite a well known one.

[eyeayen]

It looks like a font called

qswitch

or

qswitch Ax

Google it you can download it free from loads of places.

HTH