Paint Paint Paint & Wild Helicopter Artwork
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Paint Paint Paint & Wild Helicopter Artwork
Please can anyone help????
I have a JetRanger going to be painted in the next couple of weeks and I really dont know what colours/designs to use.
What I dont want....
A boring standard 206 design!!!
What I do want....
It to look seriously smart!!!
Has anyone got any Ideas???? Or maybe you have seen a good design or better still have a picture???
Thanks
I have a JetRanger going to be painted in the next couple of weeks and I really dont know what colours/designs to use.
What I dont want....
A boring standard 206 design!!!
What I do want....
It to look seriously smart!!!
Has anyone got any Ideas???? Or maybe you have seen a good design or better still have a picture???
Thanks
Cool as a moosp
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The G-HOOT scheme looks like a a seriously cool Eurocopter paint that has a multicoloured pigment and a pyramid type inclusion. The result is that it changes colour depending from which direction you view it. So, for instance it looks metallic green when it approaches and metallic red once it has passed.
I know it is not your chosen make but Eurocopter have a neat interactive site for their EC 120 so you can try different paint schemes.
Can't seem to get this into HTML but you can cut and paste.
http://www.eurocopter.com/ec120/fpaint.html
Otherwise take a line drawing of your machine into a hot bar on ladies night, go up to a group of wicked looking women that look like they are in advertising, tell them you want a scheme for YOUR helicopter and ask their advice. You will get a superb design and get laid too.
I know it is not your chosen make but Eurocopter have a neat interactive site for their EC 120 so you can try different paint schemes.
Can't seem to get this into HTML but you can cut and paste.
http://www.eurocopter.com/ec120/fpaint.html
Otherwise take a line drawing of your machine into a hot bar on ladies night, go up to a group of wicked looking women that look like they are in advertising, tell them you want a scheme for YOUR helicopter and ask their advice. You will get a superb design and get laid too.
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I agree with moosp, go with ColorShift paint.
Apparently very expensive, but then, so is your helicopter.
When its done, we want pictures.
P.S. HeliEng, re your favourite:
"...yeah sorry mate, ran out of time. Bring it back Monday and we'll finish it off!"
Apparently very expensive, but then, so is your helicopter.
When its done, we want pictures.
P.S. HeliEng, re your favourite:
"...yeah sorry mate, ran out of time. Bring it back Monday and we'll finish it off!"
ColourShift paints can look good, others look awful. There's a particularly dodgy looking purplish A109 flying around the UK. Also bear in mind that these paints are extremely difficult to get a good colour match if you need to get a single panel re-sprayed.
My favourite colour is Subaru World Rally Blue (paint code O2C), it's the dogs testacles. But please don't paint any stripes on it; you wouldn't have stripes painted on your car, so why on your helicopter.
J
My favourite colour is Subaru World Rally Blue (paint code O2C), it's the dogs testacles. But please don't paint any stripes on it; you wouldn't have stripes painted on your car, so why on your helicopter.
J
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Thanks guys some great ideas. G-HOOT is pretty cool but that dodgy looking A109 puts me off a bit I saw it in France! Big thanks to Moosp for the best idea, I m off to the pub to see if it works!!!
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