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So how would you create a template for hazard stripes on shoulder pauldrons?
Nice stuff, lovely red you have there, what is the recipe? I'll second the neat hazard stripes.
Thanks for the comment, Pr0Golf3r! Some people like to use masking tape but I prefer using templates for hazard stripes really, espcially for bigger stuff like on this guy.
It greatly helps if the template strips are already cut so the end is at something like a 60 degree angle and you only have to hold them against the lower border of the dozer blade.
That looks absolutely fantastic! How did you get the hazard stripes so geometric and well … Perfect? I always have them different sizes and widths apart. Thanks.