Animal themed shells anyone?
 

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Daisy the cow

Whats your thoughts?

From your address line-I gather you took the idea from an animal around you?

Animal themes are easy because they require no masking as such, the best results obtained by doing it all free hand - there's very few true straight lines in nature!

I've done a couple of animal themed shells before and as you're a relatively new member you may not have seen them - as they've not been out on the track for a while...
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Short course cow flipping it is then will. :thumbsup:

Hpi_guy, you probably won't remember the team moo paint jobs that cliff lett started off in the very early 90's on the rc10 and rc10t?
Google image search team moo cliff lett to see some.

Tiger stripes look nice if done well.

The design is copied from Bormac in Australia. Thanks Jason!

Executed beautifully by Jon at RCS Graphic Worx

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m...l/IMG_2243.jpg

Ey up Dave, with your passion for Durango's, Will's for cows, the tent you shared at the Oople event.....there's another worrying train of thought....
uummm........Cattle, a place in Colorado (renowned for cattle) bit Wild West.....




Brokeback Mountain!

I locked myself in the van.....didnt fancy being in same tent as a drunken racing driver......

Mk 1 - hand Job with tape and spray cans

Mk 2 - Jon Millers interpretation :thumbsup:

Whose is this?

It's grrreat....

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That sounds a bit painfull;)

That's how mine was done, lots of masking tape and spray cans

hur hur.

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Team moo jobs:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...s-team-moo.jpg

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