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Airplane Decals
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Jerry Folkerts
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- Location: Pagosa Springs, Colorado
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Airplane Decals
I had a local graphics shop make a couple decals for me.
Engine runs complete, waiting on a new rpm sensor and tracking down a small oil leak near the rocker arm cover.
Jerry Folkerts
Engine runs complete, waiting on a new rpm sensor and tracking down a small oil leak near the rocker arm cover.
Jerry Folkerts
Re: Airplane Decals
Once, I will follow your livery.
I hope.
Very nice.
I hope.
Very nice.
Re: Airplane Decals
Very nice paint job! The decal is cool. Where did you get the idea?
Curtis Langholz
Curtis Langholz
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Jerry Folkerts
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- Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2012 5:57 pm
- Location: Pagosa Springs, Colorado
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Re: Airplane Decals
Curtis,
Thanks. The paint scheme is from a USAF Beaver photo I saw, white, yellow and a large US flag decal on the side. At Oshkosh, you always see antique airplanes with various types of wings on the side. So I married the two ideas and that was the genesis of the scheme. I've always been a believe in "Be Seen".
Jerry
Thanks. The paint scheme is from a USAF Beaver photo I saw, white, yellow and a large US flag decal on the side. At Oshkosh, you always see antique airplanes with various types of wings on the side. So I married the two ideas and that was the genesis of the scheme. I've always been a believe in "Be Seen".
Jerry
