Tropicalista
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Hi I would like to know if there were released a 737-400 white... because I see only the -300 white.. and the -400 polished and no white...
737-400 white
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LeoMuse747
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I believe no one did it. JC Wings only did the 737-300 version in blank series...
Tropicalista
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Thank you so much for the reply : I was going out crazy for find it 
and I had this doubt xD
and I had this doubt xD
josecolme
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You can always make it white
Tropicalista
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I have this idea, but I have fear to ruin the modelYou can always make it white
because I would like to make a asl airline 737-400 :S
josecolme
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What model did you get? Most details can be erased without damaging the base white. Otherwise it would be removing the whole thing and repainting.I have this idea, but I have fear to ruin the model
because I would like to make a asl airline 737-400 :S
Tropicalista
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I have not jet buyed but I was thinking panda pan am that it's the more white.
I have never done this operation and i don't want take a model (spend money) and ruin it xD
I have never done this operation and i don't want take a model (spend money) and ruin it xD
LeoMuse747
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The Pan Am B737-400 will be a good donor indeed!
You can use a cotton swab with nail polish remover (acetone) and gently wipe off the livery. The white background will remain.
Just be careful, don't touch parts you don't want to remove!
Tropicalista
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ehhhh this it’s the fear… and maybe you think that I can use the adesive paper for cover the part that I want that are remaining? Or it’s not a valid idea?
LeoMuse747
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Yes, you can. But honestly, the Pan Am livery should be easy to remove
josecolme
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You could, but doing this can also get the tape basorbing the nail polish. Make sure the cotton swab is barely humid with acetone, not drenched in it. Otherwise it will drip all over the place.
Jazajia
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It doesn't seem to work with Aeroclassics, I have tried more than once and the acetone always eats right through every layer down to the bare metal.
I just did this with this JC ATR, no masking just steady hand, and luck... For the record: not in the clear yet, still plenty of opportunities to muck it up ahead of me.
I just did this with this JC ATR, no masking just steady hand, and luck... For the record: not in the clear yet, still plenty of opportunities to muck it up ahead of me.
LeoMuse747
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You did a great work! That Orchid logo is very close to the cockpit window and you removed it flawlessly!!!
Tropicalista
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Woooooww great work!!!!
Now I must finish a project (new diorama) and later maybe i'll try to do it =)
Because I think that the 737-400 asl will never been released
and I'm also waiting the star air 767
Tropicalista
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it's not existing a special material for cover the part that i don't want remove? for have an insurance in the case ...
josecolme
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There are vinyls you can use but it's not really worth the trouble. Just be very careful. Infact you can squeeze the tip of the swab to make it a bit flat so it's easier to aim.
Jazajia
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Woooooww great work!!!!
Now I must finish a project (new diorama) and later maybe i'll try to do it =)
Because I think that the 737-400 asl will never been released
I like Star Air and ASL, I spend a lot of time flying at night in Europe too. I bet someone could get Panda to make some ASL examples with a little bit of cash, I think there is even a market for them.
Tropicalista
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I love it too, and I think that asl have market, because are so popular in the europeanm sky... I hope that will be released
