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**GEEDUBBYA** · 25-03-2008

Howdy Miss Perry,

you can get the logos from google images....no scanning required by searching for "pan american airlines logo" which takes you here: pan american airlines logo - Google Image Search

Or by searching for "Pan Am Logo" which takes you here:
Pan Am Logo - Google Image Search

I make alot of my own decals, if you can find the decal paper in your area for inkjet printers (if you have an inkjet) or laser printer decal paper for laser printers.
Once printed, you spray a sealant over them, testors makes both decal papers and sealant. However, "dullcote" spray or gloss coat spray will work in a pinch, just apply several light coats and allow to dry between coats before immersing in water.

Hope this helps, have a good day,

Greg

1928-1944

(above, 1944-1957)

and 1957 on \/

25-03-2008	#5 (permalink)
GEEDUBBYA Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Real Name: Greg My Models: model planes tanks and helicopters as well as missiles and rockets Visit GEEDUBBYA's Gallery Posts: 1,002 Images: 329	*Howdy Miss Perry,* *you can get the logos from google images....no scanning required by searching for "pan american airlines logo" which takes you here: pan american airlines logo - Google Image Search* *Or by searching for "Pan Am Logo" which takes you here:* Pan Am Logo - Google Image Search *I make alot of my own decals, if you can find the decal paper in your area for inkjet printers (if you have an inkjet) or laser printer decal paper for laser printers.* Once printed, you spray a sealant over them, testors makes both decal papers and sealant. However, "dullcote" spray or gloss coat spray will work in a pinch, just apply several light coats and allow to dry between coats before immersing in water. *Hope this helps, have a good day,* *Greg* 1928-1944 (above, 1944-1957) and 1957 on \/