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Star Wars Mailbox

Finished:

Just a plain black mailbox to start:

Sanded down to prepare the surface for airbrush work:

I snuck Darth Vader in here, in between photo sessions.....

Star Wars Logo Added:

The name is done in the same style as the Star Wars logo, but it looks kind of interesting like this with the tape over it:

Here's what it really looks like:

I snuck in the ship Slave-1 when no one was looking. I also added some stars.
Here's the artwork I used to add the ship:

The flag fits nicely just under the lettering:

I was going to add more graphics here, but thought it might be too much. I decided to just add some highlights and stars to the name. The customer loved it:

Imperial Flag added to top of mailbox:

I added the Rebel Alliance emblem to the front and the back:

Time for some Clearcoat:

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[ Main Paint Page ] [ Motorcycles ] [ Cars ] [ Trucks ] [ Vans ] [ Boats ]
[ Helmets ] [ Murals ] [ License Plates ] [ Tailgates ] [ Tire Covers ] [ Snowboards ]
[ Bicycles ] [ Mailboxes ] [ Scale Models ] [ Flames ] [ True Flames ] [ Wheels ]
[ Speaker Boxes ] [ Computers ] [ Game Consoles ] [ Misc ] [ Other ]

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