Hi John,
I have been printing graphics on plain paper, coating them with clear
laquer, and then gluing them on my planes with 3m77 sparay adhesive, I
download most of my markings off the web and then use CorelDraw to size
and color them By the way, I'm using them on foamy warbirds. Not
perfect, but they look great on combat machines. They even survive some
pretty severe bungee launches :-)
Regards,
Robert
Montreal
John B wrote:
>
> I'm tired of the usual World War II graphics I find in
> most hobby stores.
>
> It seems like it'd be easy to get some kind of sticker
> paper from a stationary store and print the graphics
> of your choice on it using an ink jet printer. Has
> anyone tried this, or are there any better ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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