Hi Allan: I have begun using something called spiderweb paper. It is identical to the winging material with a pattern on it and it can be put in a printer for outlines of wings to be printed. It is often used in wedding invitations and coast in Oz around 75 cents an A4 sheet. It looks like hemming tape that you put in the cuff of pants or hem on a dress and iron it to melt it. Looks beaut and very much like a real wing with veins. It comes in different colours but you could print on it any color or pattern you want. Definitely worth trying. The very fine foam you refered to is used to wrap DVD machines and so forth. No difference in thickness.
Regards, R >-- Original Message -- >Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 22:58:09 -0400 >To: <[email protected]> >From: Allan Fish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: [VFB] Spinners Wing Material >Reply-To: <[email protected]> > > >>I thought id share with you what i use fr my spinners wings. >><http://mayfly-material.com/>http://mayfly-material.com/ >>its a realy thin foam like material, strong and looks great, and >>floatations awsome too. >>they will even send you a very small sample for free on there cite. >> >> >>im just curious to what you guys use and why? >> >>Mark. > > >Mark, > >Tony Spezio put me on to this fellow (Gerald Belfer) about a year >ago. He gives great service. > >Allan >-- >Allan Fish >Greenwood, IN >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
