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Dave Roof

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About Dave Roof

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    HMFIC - Flying Leathernecks Decals
  • Birthday 01/28/1970

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    https://www.flyingleathernecksdecals.com
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    Temple, GA

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  1. I do this every year, but got tied up and forgot to start it last week. So, until midnight on Sunday the 16th, we are having a 25% off sale in celebration of our 250th Birthday and our nations Veterans. No minimum and no code needed. www.flyingleathernecksdecals.com Semper Fidelis
  2. One of my designers is just about finished with one. As soon as he's done, I'll get them in production and up on the site.
  3. For Vespa, I'll be doing the production and shipping. However, I'll have to speak to Amaru and see what his plans are for any pre-orders he had.
  4. Yes, the last email received from them stated all of the files will be uploaded, to include the Rafale and SR-71 parts. I'm currently printing 1/32 F-4 landing gear/wheels (for the Revell kits), and have 1/48 F-4 stuff to get to.
  5. 🤣 Ha Ha! No, I have no idea how I managed to do that!
  6. Just a heads up for those that may be interested. As of a couple days ago, Flying Leathernecks is now producing, and will be selling the 3D printed products by both Flying Frog 3D Designs and Vespa Model Kits. Their items are not being incorporated in the FLSC line and will retain their own packaging. They are simply being produced, packaged and sold by us here in the United States. At the moment, Flying Frog does not have a website (not sure if they're going to create one), but their items can be seen on their Book of Faces page. https://www.facebook.com/
  7. First test prints of the OH-58 tail boom came out perfect. I should have the whole set in full production this week, and up on the website by next week.
  8. Technically, "I'm" not branching out. Flying Frog just happens to have Army stuff in their catalog that I'm printing and selling for them. But yes, it is a great collaboration, and I look forward to getting the rest of their stuff in production. He was actually happy to not have to deal with production and all of the paperwork that comes with starting a business in Croatia, and liked the idea of making money without having to do anything other than design stuff! 😀 Personally, I thought it was kind of cool that both of our business names start with 'Flying', so it really ties in together!
  9. Quick update. I received all of the OH-58 files a few minutes ago, and will be getting everything into production this week. Once they're all printed, and packaging/product numbers are sorted out, I'll get them on the website.
  10. If all goes as planned, these OH-58 sets, as well many (or possibly all) of their other designs will be available on our Flying Leathernecks Website. Note, they will NOT be Flying Leathernecks products. I will be producing and selling the items for Flying Frog. I'll post more information as I'm able.
  11. Not sure if there is a specific option on that sheet you want, but what about the Bullseye sheet? https://spruebrothers.com/bma48025-1-48-bullseye-model-aviation-decals-f-16c-falcon-aggressor-vipers-ii/
  12. While not 100% confirmed, there is some speculation that Snowman Models designed the AH-1W, as it's similar in design (panel lines, details, etc) to the AH-64's they designed for Takom. The fact Taiwan operates the type, would explain how they got it so accurate. Other than the partial test shot I have of the Academy kit, I don't have a full kit, or the Trumpeter kit to add anything further. Although, I did assist Academy with their Yankee. I simply mentioned the Whiskey to possibly explain how they got it right, but dropped the ball on the Yankee.
  13. For the most part, yes. Almost all of my parts are now printed in the new Elegoo 8K Red Clay Resin with adjusted settings. However, I am currently running exposure tests with new resin from Sunlu, as well as Phrozen Aqua Gray and Aqua Red Clay 8K resins. One thing to keep in mind though, is that it is just me. I run 16 printers, 5 to 6 days a week, and produce an average of 500 individual parts per day. I do my absolute best to look for flaws when removing parts from the supports, or while packaging them, but some aren't very noticeable to the naked eye, while some are pretty obvio
  14. Matt, Please refresh my memory. Which product(s) did you have an issue with? Why? I post here, and on LSP on a regular basis. I'm on Facebook almost every day, all of my contact information is on my FB business page, and everything is listed on Ebay in my store. In addition to these, my email and mailing addresses are literally on every single one of my products. I'm not sure why this is an issue when there are multiple ways to contact me already.
  15. After multiple requests for a re-print, we finally received the sheets back from Microscale. They're currently on the web site and listed on Ebay. All of the pre-orders that were placed will be filled tomorrow.
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