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Breeze has been flying for about a year now with E190’s and I think E195’s. They just inaugurated A220 service. I have not seen any decal releases yet. A bit surprising to me. Looking at their paint scheme, it looks like they did not use a double white for the color. So, no need for the extra white logo over dark color. So hey, how about a Breeze decal?!
I don’t always say “Proceed as requested”
But when I do, it is because I have no clue what you just said.These decals definitely need to be printed opaque, so with a white background or opaque ink. The light blue lettering is a lighter shade than the overall blue of the fuselage. If you print these without any white backing or specialized printing techniques, (a lot of decal makers use laser printers..), they will disappear over the blue fuselage. So, the only way of producing these is by means of screen printing, ALPS printing or UV flatbed printing. So, not too surprising no-one did them yet 🙂
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I think you misunderstand my post. I know how white printing works, I was merely pointing out that the blue appears to show (bleed through) as if you only did one thin layer of white. It does not need to be completely opaque, or doubled up as we quite often need to do.
I don’t always say “Proceed as requested”
But when I do, it is because I have no clue what you just said.Hello,
your wish was just realized from Nazca Decals:
https://www.nazca-decals.com/html/breeze_a220.htm
Looks nice.
Greetings Daniel
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