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Skyliners 400(made by Gemini Jets) American Eagle ERJ-145 in the old livery. I had been hunting this one for a while now and I finally got my hands on it at a good price. Another plane to the “planes I’ve flown in” section of my cabinet. To date, this is the last American Airlines/Eagle plane I have flown in, and that was all the way back in 2005. Man how time flies!
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This is still better than the competition - nonetheless. No one seems to be getting printing completely right these days - and for me mould accuracy is first priority, followed by livery replication.

This is still better than the competition - nonetheless. No one seems to be getting printing completely right these days - and for me mould accuracy is first priority, followed by livery replication.

Apologized for the poor photo quality but I looked at all my NG 757’s and there seems to be a discrepancy between all of them with the over wing exit printing. Some have it and some don’t across a wide range of releases.. Maybe someone can verify the accuracy of this?
 

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Apologized for the poor photo quality but I looked at all my NG 757’s and there seems to be a discrepancy between all of them with the over wing exit printing. Some have it and some don’t across a wide range of releases.. Maybe someone can verify the accuracy of this?

Keep in mind that overwing exit markings are only needed if the model have overwing exits in first place😅
Some of these don't have overwing exits so the absence of markings over the wings is correct.

with the exception of the Icelandair 757, all your models are correct
 
The 752 was available in two different exit configs: "I-I-I-I" (no overwing exit) and "I-I-III-III-I" which required the walkways on the wings for the type-III pair. All 753 have the type-III pair so consequently need the wing markings (unless of course these type-III were permanently deactivated - not sure if that ever was the case on any airframe)
 
The 752 was available in two different exit configs: "I-I-I-I" (no overwing exit) and "I-I-III-III-I" which required the walkways on the wings for the type-III pair. All 753 have the type-III pair so consequently need the wing markings (unless of course these type-III were permanently deactivated - not sure if that ever was the case on any airframe)

Very insightful. I did check and the Iceland air models are the only ones that are incorrect out of the examples I provided.
 
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