New Monarch Decals
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You also did BE prior to BU.
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BG is done.
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You can clearly see where they have stuck the decal on the tail of that pic, the indigo diamond over the top of the yellow one!
The new livery is defo growing on me, still not keen on the interim one mind!
The new livery is defo growing on me, still not keen on the interim one mind!
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Stop being a querrulous bigmouth Topspotter.YOU seem to be the one with very little to do judging by how concerned you're getting with this thread
Personally, I reckon Monarch's present colours and its new ones are both great-good to see a 757, -MONK, scheduled to get the new decals.Its quite an old airframe (22yrs?) and so its good to see its going to be in service a while still
Personally, I reckon Monarch's present colours and its new ones are both great-good to see a 757, -MONK, scheduled to get the new decals.Its quite an old airframe (22yrs?) and so its good to see its going to be in service a while still
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I think the scheme is excellent i also think the previous poster should be ashamed of using that sort of language on a aviation forum, its not big and its not clever, grow up please.
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thank you for the dressing down,james ferns. Your objection to my asterisk-sanitised word has been duly noted,and out of respect for your fragile constitution i have edited my post.i hope 'querrulous bigmouth' is more to your taste and doesn't upset you.
While noting that 'it is not big and it is not clever',followed by a peremptory suggestion that i 'grow up',(which i appreciate,but don't think i ever will,i mean i fly for a living,you can't have both) its clear that you've never been in a cockpit before (oops,am i allowed to use the word 'cock'?!),as this is how real people in the real world (yes,even the nice men flying the plane YOU'RE on) speak.
While noting that 'it is not big and it is not clever',followed by a peremptory suggestion that i 'grow up',(which i appreciate,but don't think i ever will,i mean i fly for a living,you can't have both) its clear that you've never been in a cockpit before (oops,am i allowed to use the word 'cock'?!),as this is how real people in the real world (yes,even the nice men flying the plane YOU'RE on) speak.
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You fly for a living????? ....my god im so so sorry, please forgive me and feel free to use the C word at will ....,I really had no idea you flew a plane ,....please please accept my profound apologies
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You might find that pilots in the real world are often polite to one another. Well the mature, proffesional ones anyway! Some pilots do grow up and act in a polite manner to others. Some clearly don't.
Your attitude is rather short. I am sure it will help you no end in the search for a new job.
Your attitude is rather short. I am sure it will help you no end in the search for a new job.
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I dont think they will do this because the new livery has a yellow background on the tail and the dual coloured M would look pretty bad on that! But good suggestion anyway, you never know.
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Ouch! Look at the decal on the tail in the background of this pic:
JetPhotos.Net Photo » HB-VHV (CN: 258153) Cat Aviation British Aerospace BAe 125-800A by Brian T Richards
Dont know which reg it is.
JetPhotos.Net Photo » HB-VHV (CN: 258153) Cat Aviation British Aerospace BAe 125-800A by Brian T Richards
Dont know which reg it is.
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A majority of a/c end up like that, unless the control surfaces are removed for repaint.
The a/c are normally sprayed with control surfaces in neutral, hence you can not spray the leading edge.
The a/c are normally sprayed with control surfaces in neutral, hence you can not spray the leading edge.