LeoMuse747
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Truly awful set. Even the EC- reg 787 is a Norse hybrid instead of an Air Europa in regular colors.
The ATA L-1011 is a major disappointment!
The ATA L-1011 is a major disappointment!
Hopefully that's the case. But then I couldn't imagine how the classics releases would be. Thats unless its a Delta in the Widget livery of courseAre they desperately trying to clear the backlog from their factory before the 'Classic' releases roll out? Putting out this many recent re-releases has to have some type of explanation.
The SWA 737s are the only decent thing in this set imo, the thing is, they have to be making good money off these releases still though right? Cause they still have the capacity to do large releases and still release unwanted releases. So part of me thinks that NG still makes money off these but I still wonder why they do these??
I remember when NG and GJ gave us very brief inside looks on the actual process or what the machines look like. It would be cool if we got a bit more of an idea on how the art work aspect goes from the computer to being printed, etc.I genuinely wonder if designing a new livery and printing it constitutes the largest part of the total cost of producing one model, because otherwise why don't they just release diverse liveries like Phoenix? Very very curious about this.
IMO mould designing probably should cost the most but afterward shouldn't it just be some computer artwork and printing?
I was really looking forward to a TWA L-1011 in twin stripe scheme with hollow titles...Truly awful set. Even the EC- reg 787 is a Norse hybrid instead of an Air Europa in regular colors.
The ATA L-1011 is a major disappointment!
I was hoping for the filled in titles. Sucks they went with the hybrid…I was really looking forward to a TWA L-1011 in twin stripe scheme with hollow titles...
This answers a lot, thank you. So theoretically NG is cutting costs or trying to max out profits with slightly modified aircraft? Some of them I don’t get especially with the mismatched SWA 737 (funny enough I still think it’s neat).Designing and Research is the cost intensive process actually. Since it entails time and effort and specialised personnel, and a lot of iterative back and forth and approvals etc, to get it right so to speak - and also needs the creation of specialised and customised templates /screens etc to transfer onto the eventual tampo printing machinery.
@Barison400 / @Barison82 I'd imagine is more knowledgeable of the production designer process - but this is my understanding based on a lot of work I do as an architect and allied designer - where it's extremely time/cost intensive to produce something unique and customised, but economical to repeat with minor modifications