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Old 01-27-2020, 03:22 PM
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fire apparatus gold leafing and detailing

can some one point out a site or sites that have samples of gold leaf scrolling and detailing, i am doing re scaling and recolors of FDS and the MI RO ladder 49 U.S. fire apparatus . most of the units im recoloring are for cities and towns that still us alot of the old school gold leaf detailing around compartment doors and cab detail
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got this from a Google search

https://bit.ly/38NHvXd
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Old 01-27-2020, 03:37 PM
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I have leafed a couple of old engines in the past. The ones I did (reproducing designs) were usually individual to the vehicle, ie, what the sign painter felt like putting on. My father told of leafing one (numbering) that had poppies on it, (not uncommon in California) but they looked a little odd, and thinking back to his days in WWII recognized them as opium poppies, lol.
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Guessing you mean visual examples of the lining. Here's a set of photos I shot at the Hall of Flame in Phoenix a few years ago that show some.
https://whulsey.smugmug.com/Trucks/2012-09-09-Hall-of-Flame/i-JP57RCK

and from the Oklahoma Firefighters Museum
https://whulsey.smugmug.com/Trucks/2011-09-21-OK-Firefighters/
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i got the results too, i am looking for samples of the different types of scrolling .. non of them have any sample graphics
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Just thought of this :
society for the preservation of antique fire apparatus

https://spaamfaa.org/

Just saw your post about samples. You might want to check the Dover Books, they have some design and clip art books that may have what you're looking for.

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Try this it has some Fire Truck Art.
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