Repainting an Aircraft

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Repainting an Aircraft

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I doubt many people would understand, or realise what is required to paint an aircraft. Herewith three very basic snaps taken on the phone that shows you the stripping, painting and finished product. I'll upload better pictures when I get back home.

It usually takes a couple of days to do a full strip, buff and repaint, more if it includes fancy logo's etc and depending on the size of an aircraft.

Who can guess what type of aircraft it is?

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Looks like a Embraer EMB-120ER Brasilia - http://www.airliners.net/photo/Skippers ... 0ca0dca6c1

Hope I am right ;)

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Re: Repainting an Aircraft

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Too big Mr G! The EMB-120ER/RT seats 29/30, whereas this one seats just 19
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written_ficton wrote:Too big Mr G! The EMB-120ER/RT seats 29/30, whereas this one seats just 19
Bugger - okay - second guess? - a Beechcraft 1900

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Nope, hint... Operators use this aircraft in South Australia, NSW and Tassie
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written_ficton wrote:Nope, hint... Operators use this aircraft in South Australia, NSW and Tassie
Okay gotta be this one ;)

Pionair Australia Convair 580 ?
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Pionair/ ... a4ea1dc71d

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British Aerospace BAe-3107 Jetstream 31
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Tasair/B ... a4ea1dc71d

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gkoutlis wrote: British Aerospace BAe-3107 Jetstream 31
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Tasair/B ... a4ea1dc71d

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I'll take that one... Its a BAe 32EP
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written_ficton wrote:
gkoutlis wrote: British Aerospace BAe-3107 Jetstream 31
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Tasair/B ... a4ea1dc71d

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I'll take that one... Its a BAe 32EP
:lol: Woot Woot - I was close - after 4 goes lol :P

Very impressive aircraft though mind you =P~

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Nice WF, thats not in the Hanger behind the RACWA fleet, closest to the fleet and taxiway is it?
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Nafenn wrote:Nice WF, thats not in the Hanger behind the RACWA fleet, closest to the fleet and taxiway is it?
Its not even in Australia!, took the pictures in Europe.
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written_ficton wrote:Its not even in Australia!, took the pictures in Europe.
nurries... there is something that looks alot like that at jandakot
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