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What would be better from a can or a airbrush kit?
I have plans for my SV and they involve some spraying. Just a simple military design... a mix of this:
http://www.gatwick-aviation-museum.c...s/GR3-3sqn.gif And designs taken from my helmet. http://www.axesstrading.se/Hjalmar/K...lvercombat.jpg Not sure if to go with blue's and white or grays and white. So will I be looking at just a base coat and some masking with the second, thinking of stencils to give it that 'rushed' look to give it the patern. Or should I start playing with a airbrushing kit to get the design right? Whats your experieces of using these things? Lots of font stencils will be used.. Like: 'Intake' and 'Pilot Daniel "Grinch" Martin' at the front Plus 'Danger exhaust' or 'Hot Gasses' |
When I was a kid... my Dad used to play with my toys more than I did.
Perhaps you're taking the concept to the next level! :lol: |
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This is a joke right :D ?
You can’t seriously be thinking of camouflaging the SV. :shock: |
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Did you see the 'stealth' bike Amercan Chopper did? I normally think mock-military stuff looks a bit tacky, but that was really good. |
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what Stealth chopper? |
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video available here: http://www.dukevideo.com/products/1128.htm Be warned though, drab (particularly olive) colours are the most dangerous on a helmet (worse than black), according to an american bike safety report. |
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