The previous assembly of rivets and constant failures was pure all-over understated elegant white, which drew lots of impressed comment whichever ramp we'd pull up on. The new assembly of rivets and constant failures has been graced with some modernistic stripes, dreamed up by the owner's 'artist' friend. Just yet another stripey rich-man's-ride, now. My opinion can't be that far out, seeing as the old bird is still very much in evidence all over jetphotos.net, airliners.com, etc, whereas the new day-job hardly features, and we've been driving her for quite a while now.
Besides allover white, I've always thought that polished metal looks beautiful. Won't work on a plastic machine, obviously. If you want something truly unique, why not get some really outstanding graffiti-artists together, lock them into the hangar with your pride-and-joy for a day, and then spray transparent lacquer over the invariably stunning result?
