| Image Comments |
| eagraber | 12-Mar-15 10:03 |
| Slow progress. Downloaded lonzenge pattern and printed on tissue |
| rayl | 12-Mar-15 10:58 |
| That is cool! What site did you find the Lozenge patterns on? |
| bobgood | 12-Mar-15 11:33 |
| I like that prop! And the colour, where do you get that material with the pattern? Very precise and clean job! |
| eagraber | 12-Mar-15 13:47 |
| Pattern on www.aerodromerc.com. Prop made from scratch. |
| John M Oshust | 12-Mar-15 15:25 |
| Very nice! |
| moostang51 | 12-Mar-15 17:41 |
| Awesome work.
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| mattolson | 12-Mar-15 18:32 |
| Nice work...Does the tissue get messed up going through the printer or is there a special technique for running the tissue through a printer. |
| eagraber | 13-Mar-15 09:20 |
| I used rubber cement to adhere the edges of tissue to a piece of paper and then ran through the printer. I cut off the cemented edges of the tissue before attaching to the wings. It took several pieces to cover all the wing area. A few pieces of tissue were ruined in the process. |
| BriandKilby | 13-Mar-15 10:15 |
| does it require a special type of tissue? |
| eagraber | 13-Mar-15 10:37 |
| I used white, glossy tissue. |
