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Lately I find myself rather antsy. I want snow and I want it now.
For the last two years, I've found a way to keep myself busier in the off season (and still be caught up in sled-related projects).
You see, I work at a sign shop and I get to tinker with all of the nice vehicle-graphics machines on the weekends.
Last year, I made up my '95 Polaris 600xcr to look as though it had two long, bloody sawblades running down the hood on either side. Neat. (I will post pictures of this sometime soon).
Currently, I am planning a paint job that will leave it adorned like a WWII fighter plane or bomber. (Special thanks to whoever previously posted this pic of a 600xcr, as I didn't have any pics of my sled to doctor up)
This is a mock-up of the plan:
This is a close-up of the pin-up on the side:
All of the decals will be done in reflective vinyl so that they glow like a street sign would with a headlight pointed in their general direction. The paint will be a true olive-drab based on the same mix the army uses.
Whattya think?
For the last two years, I've found a way to keep myself busier in the off season (and still be caught up in sled-related projects).
You see, I work at a sign shop and I get to tinker with all of the nice vehicle-graphics machines on the weekends.
Last year, I made up my '95 Polaris 600xcr to look as though it had two long, bloody sawblades running down the hood on either side. Neat. (I will post pictures of this sometime soon).
Currently, I am planning a paint job that will leave it adorned like a WWII fighter plane or bomber. (Special thanks to whoever previously posted this pic of a 600xcr, as I didn't have any pics of my sled to doctor up)
This is a mock-up of the plan:

This is a close-up of the pin-up on the side:

All of the decals will be done in reflective vinyl so that they glow like a street sign would with a headlight pointed in their general direction. The paint will be a true olive-drab based on the same mix the army uses.
Whattya think?