---
fmbm: core
by: serialize-door.sh @ BOH-Command-Silo-003-25-22
created_utc: 2026-09-22T00:30:40Z
created_local: Mon Sep 21 2026, 05:30 PM PDT
time_source: local
type: Apex Door
title: Norco Adventure Map
resource: https://norco.oldtown.fyi/
door_template: door.template.html
door_template_version: 260817-934b49c2
serialized_utc: 2026-09-22T00:30:40Z
tags: [rail-works, apex-door, map]
status: live
---

# Norco Adventure Map

Norco Adventure Map — a 4 x 8.75 printed map fold whose sixteen panels each carry a QR code to a matching page. Norco, California. Norco Oldtown, Est: 1923.

## Status
- **The paper half** — Two proofs printed 260921 on the T3270, jobs 84 and 85. Folded, held, and read like a phone in the hand. Heads-to-centre-fold confirmed on a second print. (`PROVEN`)
- **The screen half** — This door. Sixteen panels, sixteen paths, all sixteen served and verified from outside — and a path that is not one of the sixteen returns a real 404, so the check can still go red. (`LIVE`)
- **Real QR codes** — The printed proofs carry placeholder QR art that is deliberately not scannable. Nothing scannable gets printed until the host is settled, because a printed QR code can never be re-pointed. (`SOON`)
- **The panel content** — Every panel below is placeholder copy. The titles, the slugs, the panel codes and the reading order are the print's own and are already fixed. The words inside are not. (`SOON`)
- **The map art** — Printed from a chat-resolution copy at about 84 ppi — proof only. The print-ready original is 14 MB and still sits in Drive. Side B gets reprinted from it. (`SOON`)

## Family
- [Kai Buskirk](https://kaibuskirk.com) — technology, merch, design, apps
- [Studio X](https://studiox88.com) — The studio — cloud, web & AI since 1988
- [Wear X](https://wearx.fyi) — Merchandise programs end to end
- [Printshop](https://printshop.link) — The print rail and shop network
- [Union Made Services](https://unionmadeservices.com) — The shop that builds and runs it
- [Saddle Sore Outfitters](https://saddlesoreoutfitters.com) — The saloon's own store — first one on the rail