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Junior Collector
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Holland
Posts: 27
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I'm planning to make my new airport using the standard Herpa buildings, but I'll make the apron and the groud myself. Do you guys have some tips for me?
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Collector
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Belgium
Age: 21
Posts: 67
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i understand you like to have some tips of the people how have build airports but you have to say what kind of tips cause its hard to say just a tip.
my tip is: see that the trees (if you have trees) arent to big. yabu
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Junior Collector
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Holland
Posts: 27
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well, let's begin with the taxiways, the stripings on them etc.
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Junior Collector
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Holland
Posts: 27
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Í already have a adea for the taxiways, but the stripings will be a big problem, especially the corners
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Cunning Linguist
Join Date: Sep 2003
Age: 31
Posts: 1,300
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Corners really aren't that bad if you have some good yellow tape. All you have to remember is to take is slowly. I typically sketch my taxiway lines first lightly in pencil so I have a template to follow. Make sure the area you are applying the striping to is free from debris or else it will show bad after the application. Check some of my pics for ideas...
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