[Dean]

Hey Gabe,

Looking forward to reading how your flights go!

Do you mean that your Queen Bee is a one piece decal...or is it a composite of different colored layers...first yellow, then black, and then white?

Very cool Bee by the way!

Dean

[Broken Arrow]

The Queen Bee decal is one piece and is printed on white vinyl. The yellow and black are special films applied to the white vinyl with heat transfer printer ( printer is worth $60,000.00) so it is a one piece decal. As far as we can tell they are 100% fuel proof because we have rubbed them with raw 40% nitro fuel and they had no effect on the decal colour. I would not recomend soaking them is nitro fuel for long periods of time but to splash it on then wipe it off has no effect.

[Guest]

A friend Tony Muscadere has finished his 80 inch ARF Mustang but the cowl was repainted and new graphics and markings to depict a Canadian Mustang.

[Guest]

A friend Tony Muscadere has finished his 80 inch ARF Mustang but the cowl was repainted and new graphics and markings to depict a Canadian Mustang.

[Guest]

A friend Tony Muscadere has finished his 80 inch ARF Mustang but the cowl was repainted and new graphics and markings to depict a Canadian Mustang.

[Guest]

A friend Tony Muscadere has finished his 80 inch ARF Mustang but the cowl was repainted and new graphics and markings to depict a Canadian Mustang.

[Midair]

Very nice work! Goes to show that just because you prefer to fly ARFs, doesn’t mean that your aircraft must look like everyone else’s.

[Dave Holmes]

Originally Posted by Midair

Goes to show that just because you prefer to fly ARFs, doesn’t mean that your aircraft must look like everyone else’s.

Mine don't, at least not for very long. A couple of misjudged landings.....

Dave